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Members Show Results Download File Download File Open Show1 12.3.2023 Open Show 2 12.3.2023 Club Champ show ! 9.7.23 Club Champ Show 2 9.7.23 Champion show results 09.7.23 Star Billing Results ​ Ch Bienaime Lil Divine Diva Tk.S Tk.N. has now successfully completed the 5 requied challenge certificates to qualify for her Trick Dog Novice Title 7.3.23 Ch BRILLIANTE ARISTKA BALETA (Amadeaus) had a successful show day23.4.23 with owner Margaret Carr, winning runner up in group and open class in group.

​ SO YOU WANT TO OWN A POODLE The basic areas to explore when planning to purchase a Poodle are: The Breeder - Registered /reputable / recommended / will they mentor you? Variety - Consider expense, size, your situation, family, holidays etc. The Vet – your new best friend Accommodation – safe, secure, clean, comfortable, weatherproof Food – no fads, just basic good nutrition for physical fitness Exercise – socialization at first, more physical exercise as puppy matures,then daily commitment. Grooming routines – after puppy training, 5 minutes daily, ½ hour weekly and 6 weekly groomer visits (your new second best friend) Training – early puppy training in particular involves a time commitment by you. Use your local Obedience Club (check the Dogs QLD website www.dogsqld.org.au ). Companionship – your Poodle is a friend, not an accessory. History The Poodle's origins can be found mainly in Germany, France and Russia. The word Poodle derives from the German word ‘Pudel’ meaning to splash in water. Appearing in European art from the fifteenth century (1400's), the poodle became the national dog of France and a popular companion dog. Poodle Clubs were formed in the United Kingdom in 1876, in the USA in 1931 and in New South Wales in 1955. ​ Did you know Winston Churchill owned a Miniature Poodle called ‘Rufus’? ​ The Standard Poodles are the largest of the breed and primarily bred as water retrievers. The thick coat and the traditional trims reflect the practical requirements of retrieving in cold European waters. Miniature and Toy Poodles were developed over the centuries as companions, circus and street performers, and for searching out truffles, the mushroom-like fungus used in gourmet cooking. In Australia Poodles performed in circuses on the gold fields in the nineteenth century. Poodles first appeared in a show catalogue at the Sydney Royal Easter Show of 1873. At first all Poodles were shown as ‘Standards’. The first classification of Miniature Poodle at a Sydney Royal Easter Show occurred in 1950. Toy Poodles are now extremely popular. Finding your Poodle – Research the breed this can’t be stressed firmly enough, poodles do think they are humans on 4 paws, they will own you not vice versa! They are a very intelligent breed and crave companionship. Research the breeder, find those that breed the size you want, get recommendation from someone who knows the breed, avoid cross breed dogs despite the stories you will hear, crossing poodles with other breeds only serves to create genetic time bombs, shorten life spans, often leading to early blindness, huge vet bills with heart and limb problems, poor temperaments and often other serious problems, definitely not what you want in a poodle. A reputable poodle breeder will have good lines in their breeding, usually stick to one or two solid colours and can show you genetic test results, often they will have all their breeding stock to view and can show you previous litter information to give you a better idea of size, colour and look of pup. Their pups will be robust healthy pups, good size litters, and excellent temperament and give you a positive, passionate vibe for their dogs. They will also be supportive in your choices and offer after sales support and be professional with all dealings with you. Suitability with children - all dogs require responsible training and socialization to become good companions. Poodles of all sizes are suitable to be around children as long as supervised by a responsible adult. Children should also be provided with advice so they can learn about the needs of the dog and be aware of basic handling requirements. It is important children remain calm around dogs and young children may require additional supervision. Toy Poodles are small dogs and may require extra care to avoid injury from active, boisterous children. Standard Poodles are large dogs and young children cannot be expected to take responsibility for them. Exercise requirements Can you commit? Adult Standard Poodles benefit from regular, moderately vigorous outside exercise and stimulation. However, puppy outings (after 12-weeks of age) should be primarily for experience and socialization, and care should be taken not to over exercise the pup. The smaller varieties of Poodles also benefit from regular outings, especially if living in an apartment or townhouse. Smaller Poodles can be satisfied with a mix of walks and active games in a good sized garden. Diet and exercise need to be in balance to avoid weight issues. Avoid rigorous exercise in hot weather and immediately after meals. Dogs should have access to fresh water. Height, size and longevity The Australian National Kennel Council (ANKC) recognizes only three sizes. These are: Standard 38cm (15 inches) and over at the top of the shoulder, and usually over 55cm (22 inches) at the shoulder; Miniature 28cm (11 inches) and under 38cm (15 inches); Toy under 28cm (11 inches). ‘Pocket Poodle’, ‘Teacup Poodle’ or ‘Royal Standard Poodle’ are not recognized in Australia. Toy poodle’s average life span is 12 years; miniature poodles can live up to 16 years, Standards being a larger dog usually has a shorter lifespan but can live up to 15yrs. ​ Colour confusion Colours according to the ANKC a Poodle can be any solid colour including black, white, cream, brown, silver, blue, and apricot. Some of these solid colours will have shade variants especially Browns, silvers, apricot and blue, however they must be solid colour, and show no miss mark colour in their coats. Mixed colour or parti-colour (two different colours in coat)Poodles cannot be shown on full register, but can compete in Obedience, Agility and Rally-O and other dog sports on the limited register. Silver and Blue poodles are born jet black with tiny wisps of grayish tinged hair in pads of feet, over the first few weeks fading of the black wool to show patches of grey indicates a silver or blue, it can take up to 3 years for the poodle to complete the colour change. Blues have a blue tinge to skin and often look brownish in the sun or strong light silvers grow black new growth wool in their coat which as it grows longer slowly fades to silver or grey, they also have a different texture to their coat and often remain ‘softer’ to touch then other colours. RED is NOT a colour it is ONLY a shade variation of apricot. ​ Coat maintenance All Poodles require daily attention and regular brushing, bathing and trimming. Regular clipping (e.g. 6-week cycles) and a short pet or sporting trim can help to reduce the amount of work required. The coat must never be allowed to mat or tangle and care must be taken to keep the eyes, ears (inside and out), mouth, feet and anal area clean. Diet and products used in coat can influence overall colour, wool strength and density. Bitches going through season or in pup will often drop coat and a colour change happens when new coat grows through. With Browns, and apricots strong sunlight will bleach the coat. The Poodle coat changes to a harsher, denser quality at around 10-12 months of age. During this period matting must be avoided in pet Poodles with daily brushing and by keeping the coat short. Show Poodles require frequent bathing, brushing and trimming during coat change. The adult plush quality coat lends itself to easy trimming. The true Poodle coat does not shed like other dogs and is said to be non-allergenic. These qualities (and others) can be lost by careless breeding and by cross breeding. ​ Are you the ideal Poodle owner? The ideal Poodle owner is a caring, sensible person who takes the responsibilities of owning a dog seriously and is willing to commit to regular grooming sessions. The Poodle owner must have the capacity to provide quality lifelong care including accommodation, coat care, feeding, exercise, training, health care (when required) and companionship. Poodles thrive on human companionship and do not do well if deprived of this companionship for extended periods of time on a regular basis. ​ Toy Poodle Miniature Poodle Standard Poodle

Our Committee Please see below our Committee members. If you require any information please do not hesitate to contact any one of us ​ Charlene Hills President Mansfield Qld 4122 M: 0407 151 339 E: qpcpresident@yahoo.com.au Judith McRobie Vice President Tanah Merah Qld 4128 M: 0414 707 475 E: judithmcr@hotmail.com Paula Morgan Secretary ​ M: 0414 501 707 E: qpcsecretary@yahoo.com.au Lynda Buckland Treasurer, Show Secretary, Trophy Steward ​ Aspley Qld 4034 M: 0401 485 141 E: qpctreasurer@yahoo.com.au Charlene Hills NPC Delegate ​ Mansfield Qld 4122 M: 0407 151 339 E: qpcpresident@yahoo.com.au ​ ​ Margret Carr Publicity Officer M: 0404 644 130 E: margaret.carr@uqconnect.edu.au Sandy Darling Club Patroness

Constitution Click arrow above to open The Poodle Club of QLD Inc. is affiliated with the National Breed controlling body Dogs Australia -'https://dogsaustralia.org.au in turn part of the State controlling body "Dogs Queensland" as a not for profit organisation we are bound by the governing bodies to uphold a standard of excellence within our breed club. ​ ​ The club constitution is currently being updated . The old version is attached above for viewing in its current form. ​ All members ne ed to be aware of the importance of upholding a standard as a member and while breeding, dealing with the public when selling a poodle and while showing or competing at various events. ​ ​ ​

Up Coming Events EVEN TS 2024 Poodles in the Park Kalinga Park 14/9/24 UPCOMING 2025 Open shows x 2 TBA March 2025 Durack Dog Sports grounds King Avenue . Pet Parade at open show TBA 3/25 Poodles in the Park South Side Meadowbrook Date TBA Club Championship show August 10th 2025 (International judge) Club Meetings Meeting Dates and Meeting venue to be advised: ALL MEETINGS USUALLY 7.00pm start NEXT Meeting 3rd September 2024 General Meeting By Zoom ​ Log in code will be sent on the morning of the meeting. ​ 13.12.22 ​ Christmas Party Christmas Party 2024 will be At The Lucky Tree Tavern King Avenue Durack (formaly Durack Tavern) To Be Advised Please contact Charlene Hills chiparee@bigpond.net.au or Paula Morgan qpcsecretary@yahoo.com.au if you would like to attend .

member Awards 2024 Club Awards available for members to work toward are: The Etta Hawkswood Memorial Trophy commences January ends September 30th 2023 . THE POODLE CLUB OF QUEENSLAND INC- POINTSCORE RULES 2024 Open to all Poodles who compete within their variety whose Owners are Financial Members of the Poodle Club of Queensland Inc. BEST BABY, MINOR & PUPPY–Class – 3points for 1ST, 2points for 2ND, 1Point for 3RD. Best Baby, Minor & Puppy of Breed – 5 Points. Best Baby, Minor & Puppy of Group – 10 Points. Best Baby, Minor & Puppy of Show – 15 Points. Minor and puppy also can gain bonus points for Challenge and BOB, etc . ADULTS OF BREED (over 12 months)– CLASS – 3 Points FOR 1ST, 2 Points FOR 2ND, 1point FOR 3RD. BONUS POINTS CHALLENGE – 5 Points. BEST OF BREED – 10 Points. BEST OF GROUP – 15 Points. BEST OF CLASS IN GROUP – 10 Points BEST OF CLASS IN SHOW – 15 Points BEST IN SHOW-- 20 Points RULES Cut off date – 31st October 2024 for shows. Best six (6) shows taken for points. If Dog or Bitch is eligible to enter in more than one class, only best wins will be counted. All participants and Owners of Dogs or Bitches must be Financial Members of the Poodle Club of Queensland Inc. City Members are those in QLD, South of Maryborough to Border of QLD / NSW. Country Members are those North of Maryborough showgrounds and West to Warwick who are QLD residents. Interstate members can attend any Champion show and submit best 6 shows (MUST BE SEPERATE DAYS NOT ALL SAME WEEKEND) . Country members are to send in their best six (6) Kennel club or Breed shows by 30th September for assessment – NO Agricultural Shows included. All wins to be authenticated in a marked Catalogue and Group. In Show Awards to be signed on each page by secretary of Show. Copies of challenge certificates if applicable to be sent. Take a photo of the marked catalogue if necessary include name of show and date. City Recorder on point score committee will record at City Listed Shows. Pledges for Donations Must be sent in by the end of September for recognition and Preparation of Trophies. Special Awards may be Donated by Members for any of the Listed Classes must be in by the END of December ​ ALL results for financial members fully owned poodles will be recorded and be eligible for this award Secretary – qpcsecretary@yahoo.com.au ​ For those whose residential address falls within the boundaries of the NSW border up to Maryborough and west through to Warwick. The following shows are those counted toward the Pointscore in 2024. Any member who lives interstate or above Maryborough show grounds you can either do any of these listed shows or Region 2 or 3 for QLD residents ONLY. When submitting final results ONLY 6 shows with highest wins or placings will be considered for each poodle entered. ​ SHOWS – (CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS ONLY) Where Dogs QLD makes a show date change refer to secretary for clarification. If any show is cancelled or not held a substitute show will be advised 28.01.24 Gold Coast CC Champ show Durack (Sunday) 02.03.24 Gundog & Heavy Breeds Club CC Champ show Durack ( Sat only) 17.03.24 Burnett KC Champ Show Wondai grounds (SUN only) 31.03.24 Bundaberg CC Champ show Bundaberg show grounds (Sunday) 07.04.24 Pine Rivers KC champ show Dayboro showgrounds (Sunday) 25.04.24 PAWS AID ANZAC DAY SHOW Durack (Thursday) 27.05.24 Caboolture CC champ Show Durack (Saturday only) 09.06.24 Yuggera KC Champ show Durack (Sunday only) 22.06.24 QLD Kennel council Champ show Durack (Saturday only) 07.07.24 The Poodle Club of QLD Champ show 1 Durack 07.07.24 The Poodle Club of QLD Champ show 2 Durack 20.07.24 Maree KC Champ show Durack (Sat) 04.08.24 Northern classic KC Champ show Durack one show only 10.08.24 Royal National Show EKKA Grp7 EKKA show (SHOW 1 only) 31.08.24 Burnett KC Champ show Wondai (Sat ) 08.09.24 Redcliffe KC Champ show Venue TBA (Sun) 28.09.24 Nanango KC Nanango showgrounds (Sat) 07.10.24 Beaudesert KC Beaudesert showgrounds (Mon) 26.10.24 Ladies Kennel Club Durack (Sat) ​ ​ If any show is cancelled or not held a substitute show will be advised ​ ​ The Trish Hogg memorial outstanding conformation Poodle Award commences with the Poodle Club Open shows 10.3.204. As Trish was a past president of The Poodle Club of QLD and dedicated worker for the club this award was created in her memory. Points will be awarded to the registered conformation show poodle of any variety who competes in any of the following shows throughout 2024 and obtains the highest result: Poodle must be fully owned by person showing it. Be a member of the Poodle Club of QLD and Be a member of ANKC via one of the state controlling bodies. ​ The 2 open shows 10th March 2024 The Poodle Club Champion show x 2 7th July 2024 The RNA Group 7 Sat 10th August 2024 (SHOW 1 ONLY) The other prestigous shows to be counted are: Junior KC show 21/4/24 Yuggera CACIB KC show 9/6/24 API / WATERLOO BAY KC / PAWS AID 22/9/24 ​ As an extra bonus in 2024 ANY eligible member who attends the Poodles in the Park days in May or September, works on the EKKA stall, or assists with show set up/take down, Will earn BONUS POINTS! Points Class in Group 10 points Best in Show 50 points Runner up in show 25 points Class in show 20 points Owner / Breeder extra 10 points Other points 10 for volunteering or prize giving etc ​ The Sylvia Everest Memorial Trophy for most versatile poodle. The second trophy/Award will be known as ‘The Poodle Versatility Award’ was introduced in 2021 is for all members of the club who compete in sports throughout 2024 , if you are a poodle owner and a club member you will need to also belong to Dogs QLD or your state body to participate. Any dog sport recognised by ANKC is included, Obedience, Agility, Rally O, Lure coursing, Endurance, Tracking, Dances with Dogs, trick dog, etc. Any ANKC sanctioned competition anywhere in Australia is eligible for points. Sports trophy “The Versatile Poodle” for owner who titles poodles in any sports related field (obedience, agility, Rally O, Lure, tracking, ET, herding etc.). This would include members with limit registered poodles as well. Any competition in the sporting arena throughout 202 4 will count. Commences January 2024 Completes November 30th 2024 POINTS will be allocated as follows: For entering 5 points For qualifying round 20 points For any special award achieved 50 points Owner /breeder extra 10 points Good luck with these awards. You must notify the club secretary of date of competition, type or event and your result preferably with either a challenge certificate or other official result. ​

Champion Show Photo's 2021 Ch. Ziada Legendary Reign Owner J. Craig Winner Best Toy of Variety Sash donated by Toy Poodle Club of Victoria Ch. Morpaudl Dezigned N Zilva - Miniature Bitch Owner -P Morgan Winner Bred by Exhibitor in Show Neut Ch. Argenoir Lord of the Dance -Neut Toy Owner - A. Scott Winner Neuter in Show Ziada Dangerous Diamond -Miniature Bitch Owner D. Craig Winner Junior in Show Silkyelk Back In Time -Toy Dog Owner -D Randall Winner Baby in Show

POODLE CLUB AWARD WINNERS 2022 Etta Hawkswood Memorial 2022 Pointscore Winners Baby Puppy Bitch - Adithe Cha Sorpraysa Variety - TOY Owner - J. McRobie ​ Minor Puppy - Bienaime Quiet Achiever Variety - Miniature Owner - S & L Darling ​ Puppy - Ziada Walk Right Back Variety - Toy Owner - D & J Craig ​ Adult - Ch Adithe Youre My World Variety - TOY Owner - J. McRobie ​ Adult - Ch Morpaudl Dezigned N Zilva Variety - MINIATURE Owner - P. Morgan ​ Adult - Ch. Evoluer Fireworks Variety - STANDARD Owner - K. Flouskos / M. Mason ​ ​ Sylvia Everest Memorial Versatile Poodle Award For members who participate in any sports with their Poodles. 2022 Winner Julie Sponberg Exhibitor Trick Trial Miniature Poodle - Ploom Professor Jones Tk. S. Tk N. Trish Hogg Memorial Conformation Award Neuter Division - Sandy Darling Owner/ Breeder/ Exhibitor Miniature Poodle 114 points Neut Ch/Ch Bienaime Glorfindel CCD:RA ​ Open Division - Judith McRobie Owner / Breeder/ Exhibitor Toy Poodle 99 points Ch. Adithe Youre My World

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Obedience :Agility : Rally O : Trick Dog: Lure coursing Poodles are very versatile, they excel at all forms of dog sports. Training for any of the listed sports is an organised activity conducted through a large number of local clubs all over Queensland. A full list of these clubs can be found by visiting the Dogs Queensland website www.cccq.org.au There are different levels of Obedience, Agility, Rally O, Trick Dog and Lure Coursing Training and a dog and his/her handler can graduate from one to the other. At any Trial you can compete in classes for each level. As an example these are the Obedience levels: Community Companion dog (Trial award C.C.D) - involving basic heel on lead, stand, recall and sit/stay, down/stay exercises. Novice (Trial Award C.D) - free heeling, more complex recall and retrieve and longer stays. Open (Trial Award C.D.X) - more complex recall, retrieve, stay, jump and handler out of sight exercises. Utility (Trial Award) U.D) - this involves finding lost articles, scent discrimination, signal exercises and a range of other complex exercises. Utility Dog Excellent (Trial Award U.D.X) - this involves more complex extensions of the U.D. exercises. Trick dog FUN for ALL Miniature poodles were used as circus performance dogs in their early history and truffle hunting in Europe, mostly in Germany and France. Of course they were shown in Conformation but those poodles were kept in pristine show coats. My first miniature poodle was initially acquired to replace my aging Agility dog, this didn’t quite work out as she had a short stint in the conformation ring, gaining her Champion title in 15 months, continued to enjoy showing and doing obedience, then took some maternity leave, resumed her show career but wasn’t very interested to compete against her daughter. Then we heard that a new ANKC approved event was to become sanctioned as a sport! Trick dog was born in 2019 through much dedication and fine tuning of Coral Pethers and Gay Westmore who were also involved in the Dances with Dogs competitive scene and saw the need for a fun event to encourage owners to bring their dogs of all breeds out to have fun and earn titles. ​ So off we went to many of the preliminary days of trick trials to establish interest and set rules, and various levels etc. Steep learning curve to go from strict conformation rules to actually having fun, learning tricks and teaching techniques. Out first competition in February 2020 was nerve racking doing our first triple header starter events, complete 6 tricks from a list of 14, each trick having foundation work for the higher levels, times to complete and set distances and focus were part of the test. Most at that event were all like myself first time in this new discipline. The final test on the day we finally got ourselves together and Miss Mei Li was awarded her first challenge for Trick Dog Starter award. ​ Due to the rest of 2020 being put on hold with COVID our return to competition had to wait until February 2021, with a further Challenge certificate being gained. The long dry spell gave us lots of practice time to consolidate her tricks. Then on the 20th March 2021 we entered the double trick trial at the Logan Obedience club after a week of torrential rain, the day was fine although extremely hot and humid. Finally we gained her third certificate for her title. ​ Champion Bienaime Lil Divine Diva is the first miniature poodle in show coat and with her title to have gained her Trick Dog Starter title (Tk.S) will now be shown on all her paperwork going forward. We have now completed Novice level and moved to intermediate level 8 tricks to learn with gaining 6 certificate pass to gain this level.The degree of difficulty increasing. Mei Li is coming into her twelth year and is revelling in the training and the tricks. Below are two photo’s showing her doing her step up and hold for 5 secs and her bow and hold for 2 secs. The club has another member who also competes in Tric Dog and her boy is now in Advanced level Full details of this fun sport are on the ANKC website, competitions are held regularly in several states and a workbook and USB detailing criteria is available from the QLD Dances with Dogs club, there is a Facebook page as well. Paula Morgan

Breeders Directory Please find below listings of Poodle Breeders within our Club. If you wish to know more information please contact the Club Secretary and she will let you know of Breeders that have puppies available. Standard Poodles ​ ​ * Krystal Flouskos P. 0420927580 E. evoluer standardpoodles@hotmail.com colour Black White Prefix: Evoluer ​​ ​ ​ * Karyn McCarron (NSW) P: 0458158460 E: brilliante@bigpond.com colour: Black White Prefix: Brilliante PUPPIES AVAILABLE NOW ​ ​ * Marcelle Wetzler (QLD) M:: 0412360832 E: marcella.wetzlar@bigpond.com Colours Black / White Prefix KTIQUE W: www.ktique.com.au DAF:4100175094 ​ ​ * Merryl Yet Foy (NSW) Ph: 0417480332 E: Colours Black Prefix LOANA PUPPIES AVAILABLE NOW ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Miniature Poodles ​ ​ ​ ​ ​​ ​ Sherrie Coombes (QLD) M: 0403 279 740 E: shiralee.coombes@me.com Colours: Black Stud Dog available Prefix: PRZENCE DAF No: 4100167119 PUPPIES AVAILABLE NOW ​ Di & Jenny Craig (QLD) Di M: 0429 304 405 Jenny M: 0438 763 748 Di E: ziada.poodles @bigpond.com Jenny E: jmcraig41@bigpond.com Colours: Black, Brown Prefix: ZIADA DAF No: 401118874 PUPPIES AVAILABLE NOW ​ ​ Sandy Darling (QLD) P: 0738055924 E: bienapoodle@optusnet.com.au Colours: Black, Brown, Silver Prefix: BIENAIME ​ ​ ​ Toni Drews (QLD) M 0416207116 E tonidrews@yahoo.com.au Colour Black Brown Prefix Tonki DAF 002898350 ​ Joel Wakefield (NSW) M 0478823222 Ejoelwakefield20@gmail.com Colour Black Brown Prefix Maronoir ​ Katryn Kerslake (QLD) M 0421457276 E tryn-kerslake@hotmail.com Colour Black/apricot Prefix: Beautyisborn DAF 410026108 ​ Jeanette Thompson (OLD) ​ M 043161442 E.jeabopoodles@gmail.com ColourBlack /Brown Prefix Jeabo ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Toy Poodles ​ ​​ ​ Debbie Randall (QLD) M: 0409 409 455 E: debra@silkyelk.com.au W: www.silkyelkpoodles.com Colours: Black, Brown Prefix: SILKYELK DAF No: 4100023982 PUPPIES AVAILABLE NOW ​ Judith McRobie (QLD) M: 0414 707 475 E: judithmcr@hotmail.com Colours: Black, Brown Prefix: ADITHE DAF No: 4004462080 PUPPIES AVAILABLE NOW ​​ ​ Di & Jenny Craig (QLD) Di M: 0429 304 405 Jenny M: 0438 763 748 Di E: dicraig.ziada@bigpond.com Jenny E: jmcraig41@bigpond.com Colours: Black, Brown Prefix: ZIADA DAF No: 401118874​ PUPPIES AVAILABLE NOW ​ ​ ​ ​ Rhonda Brumby (QLD ) M 0406303543 E rhondabrumby@gmail.com Colours: Black, Brown Prefix: EVOQUE DAF No: 4100149803 ​ ​​ ​ ​ ​​​​​ ​ ​ ​ ​​ ​ ​

POODLE REHOME DOWNLOAD PROCESS for applying for a rehome poodle- 1. Click on 'W' logo button above download the application and print out then complete and either scan to computer and email or phone secretary for address to send to.. 2. Once co-ordinator receives application you will be contacted. 3. Regular contact is made every couple of months to check on your status. 4. If you acquire a poodle or dog elsewhere please advise so your name can be removed freeing up the next person on list. 5. If a poodle that suits your particular circumstances becomes available you will be contacted, this does take time. ​ Please be patient. Enquiry Toy & Miniature Poodles Paula Morgan qpcsecretary@yahoo.com.au Enquiry Standard Poodles Sue Graham poodlesue52@gmail.com ***For all who have said goodbye to a beautiful companion