Yes, we do. There is no medical reason to do this, but it is required for showing Standard Poodles as it is in other breeds. However, we do not guarantee that dew claws will not grow back. In very few cases the dew claw is not removed deep enough into the foot and it may grow back. This poses no serious health threat to your puppy. Our tails are docked per AKC standard. The tip of the tail should be even with the top of the head when the Standard Poodle is standing at attention or in a show stance. We are in the process of “testing” a couple of litters a year by not removing dew claws and docking tails to see how well they sell. We have had several customers who do not want docked tails and dew claws removed and have paid in full for a puppy as soon as it is born so we will not dock the tails or remove the dew claws for them. We also sell puppies in Canada and you can show in the CKC without the tails being docked or the dew claws removed. We are advocates for not removing dew claws, docking tails or cropping ears in any breed. The puppies can not be put to sleep as newborns when some of these procedures are done and we feel they are truly barbaric practices that are for only for vain reasons. In the U.K. these practices are against the law but they do allow de-barking. Here is a link to an article from “Dogs by Sherry” whom we strongly align our beliefs with.