Stephanie - (517) 442 -1267
Email: Newfypoozoo[email protected]
Location: 8282 E Monroe Rd. Britton, Michigan 49229.
Email: Newfypoozoo[email protected]
Location: 8282 E Monroe Rd. Britton, Michigan 49229.
Multigeneration Newfypoos! Puppies are 31% Newfy/69% Poodle.
Aurora - (62.1% Newfoundland / 37.9% Poodle) & Junior (Poodle)
Adult weight - 70-80lbs
Born - July 25
Go home - Sep 19th!
Aurora - (62.1% Newfoundland / 37.9% Poodle) & Junior (Poodle)
Adult weight - 70-80lbs
Born - July 25
Go home - Sep 19th!
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AVAILABLE - Brown Female - $1,800.00
AVAILABLE - Tuxedo Female - $1,800.00 - I AM HUGE!
"Pink" - Black Female
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AVAILABLE - Brown Female - $1,800.00
"Yellow" - Black Female
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Please fill out the form and send the $600.00 deposit to claim and of the available puppies. If you just have questions, please call (517) 442-1267
Non-refundable - $600 deposit for new families that have not sent a deposit yet and are not on the main waiting list
WAITING LIST -
Michelle - Black female
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SOLD - Mike - Merle female
Sold - Lydia - Brown Male - $1,800.00
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SOLD - Angela M - Tuxedo Male - $1,800.00
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This is Mike from Aurora and Juniors May 2022 litter. He is 72 pounds of sugar and spice He is probably the most snuggly dog we have ever owned. He loves attention all the time. Has a lot of energy, is great with other dogs. Very smart, loves to be outside in any weather. He required a lot of patience the first year, but he was definitely worth every bit of it!!! He won our hearts!!
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Our Bowie is a happy good boy. He is from Aurora and Junior & was born May 31, 2022. Here he is with his older smaller brother Quincy, an all brown cockapoo. Bowie loves meeting dog friends and all people. He’s a very active boy who just loves to play all the time. He has white and brown curlier hair, is about 72 pounds, and has a playful friendly disposition. I would classify him as a non-shedding dog. Bowie loves water and loves to dig. He’s very curious and loves to be outside running and playing. He is VERY fast. Bowie shows no signs of separation anxiety and was easily house trained in the first few weeks of arriving home. I think he only peed in the house twice in his life, and that was very early on. He is a big chewer and must be kept mentally stimulated and offered bully sticks and many chew toys. All his behaviors have improved with age. He loves to be with his people. We are so happy he’s part of our family.
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