We have four beautiful puppies born on the 5th May, 2026.
Two are white, and two will be blue and silver phantoms like the photo further down
They are sleeping happily beside my bed now at nights, watched by their mother and Aunty from my bed.
In the day time they are joining us in our living room, with their Grandma Arrow as well.
They will be having their first vaccination next week, and then they will be starting training for walking on lead and walking out for toilet training instead of being carried.

Pepper

2014 Pepper OUR MOST BEAUTIFUL PHANTOM POODLE 
Our beautiful Pepper has gone to live with our dear friend Tracy, to be one of four, instead of one of a "pack of Poodles"

2013 Our next litter of puppies will be due at the beginning of September 
The mother will be the lovely Lily (Ch Bienaime Lil Snowball), and the father our black boy Banjo (CH Bienaime Debanjo Boy)

Last years puppies from these two had very pretty babies.

Banjo is tested clear for PRA-prcd, RD-Renal Dysplasia, and Osteochondrodysplasia, ensuring puppies who are not affected by these congenital defects.

17.12.12 Magic has three boys, two black and one brown

More photo's of my poodle family at http://www.flickr.com/photos/10848401@N05/ 

BIENAIME PUPPIES

Our babies are all raised in the home. They are regularly wormed from two weeks, and vaccinated and given a full Veterinary check at 6 weeks.  They do not leave our home until they are at least 8 to 9 weeks, and have been dry all night for at least a week. The puppies are quite intensilvely toilet trained from six weeks, and if the regime is continued very few accidents will occur in their new home.

Puppies go with a Puppy Pack, Puppy booklet, with helpful hints on food, grooming and future care, and photo's and a brief resume of their parents . Their vaccination card will accompany them, and  they will have been microchipped as well. We do make follow up phone calls, and try and keep in touch via email with all our Puppy Purchasers. We really appreciate receiving photo's of our babies in their new homes.   

Some of these may be seen on our second Photo Page.