Temperament-first placement
Every poodle is considered as an individual. Guidance is based on current developmental observations including confidence, sensitivity, arousal, recovery, social interaction and settling ability.
Our Approach
Raised with intention.
Matched with care.
A poodle is an individual, not a colour, a size or a promise. Our work begins with observation and honest conversations.
Home and family-based raising
Sebtus poodles grow within real homes and family environments. Selected family homes provide ordinary routines, individual connection and the consistency needed to develop confidently.
Grooming and handling foundations
Poodles require lifelong coat care. Age-appropriate grooming, handling and hygiene foundations begin early so families are better prepared to maintain comfort and wellbeing.
Honest guidance
We explain strengths and areas that may require continued support. No puppy is perfect, and no single temperament suits every household.
Support beyond collection day
Sebtus families receive practical guidance about settling, grooming, training, behaviour, enrichment and everyday care.
Understanding people as well as dogs
Our work is informed by extensive experience with poodles, grooming, behaviour observation, disability support and neurodivergent families.
What we observe
A practical picture of the dog in front of us
Observation supports a decision. It cannot guarantee a future.
Temperament profiles describe what we see at a particular developmental stage. Adult behaviour is also shaped by genetics, health, environment, training, social experiences and ongoing care.
Our responsibility is to share the clearest information we can, identify possible mismatches and help suitable families prepare for the individual dog they may welcome.
Understand temperament profiles