These puppies are on the non shed side (90%) as 1/4 retriever and 3/4 poodle and a wonderful size, between 10 to 25 pounds. Typically speaking, our goldendoodles are friendly, intelligent, sweet, patient, family dogs, non aggressive and low barkers.
Maestro on left and Scout on the rightAt week four to five, the puppies are experiencing as follows:
- They now drink water
- They are trying softened puppy food
- They play with toys and each other
- They greet humans and children
- They play with and greet the other dogs of our household
- They interact with our cat, Samba
- They now go potty on a papers in a location separate that they can walk to from their puppy bed and they do not make a mess where they sleep
- They will cry to be let down so that they can go potty in the correct spot
- They love to sleep with their litter mates
- They are learning to sit before petting
See Below for our Camera Videos
(Most of them are very short)
- Video 1: The puppies are playing in their designated play area, behind them is an opening where they can crawl to their potty area or bed.
- Video 2: Family affair. Chewy 6loves to play with the pups and momma (Sandy) gets in there too.
- Video 3: This is Gracie who loves to doodle around.
- Video 4: We are highlighting Scout, little girl and Maestro together. The cream male and small cream female are the two on the left and are sweet and docile. Maestro is playful and energetic.
- Video 5: This video gives you a glimpse of Red, Curly and Gracie.
- Video 6: All the pups are playing.
- Video 7: This video highlights Red and then little girl.
- Video 8: This video highlights Maestro.
- Video 9: This video highlights little girl.
- Video 10: We are highlighting Sandy (goldendoodle mom) and how she can stay while I walk around the house with some cheese and then come back. Praise, treats and hugs are the best way to train your dog. They love to work for treats and affection.
SCROLL BELOW FOR PICTURES OF SANDY & Pictures of Individual Puppies
1 comment:
Erin watched the videos and thought they were oh, how cute! (I'm working on her to try to get her to buy one ;-)
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