Flb Miniature Goldendoodles at 8 Weeks Old!

Greetings from the puppies! We are all excited about our new homes that we are obtaining in the next two weeks! Mom and Dad would love to see pictures of us in our new homes!

Goldie

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Goldie and Finn

Charlie

Maggie (above and below)

Dean

Goldie and our daughter

Puppies in a basket, on the way to the vet for their initial shots!

Our daughter loves to push them around, hug and kiss them!

Sunny

Maggie, playing with Lucy

"Goldie", available, playing with Finn, reserved. 

Frosty  (above and below)

 Finn

Finn

Finn and Dean playing

Maggie (above and below)

She LOVES to have her tummy rubbed and to cuddle.

 

That's all Folks from Finn and "Goldie", and the pups!

Bringing Home Your Puppy!

My daughter is sick so I will not be posting pictures til tomorrow!

You will be receiving a puppy care package when you pick up your puppy as listed below:

Puppy Care Package

• 2-3 toys and a pillow with Sandy’s scent
• Dog Ball
• Grooming Comb
• Charlee Bear Treats (for training and when wanting puppy to go in crate)
• Other Treat Samples
• Small Rawhides for Chewing
• Bells for Potty Training
• Puppy Food
• Vet records for your Puppy

Remember that sticks, bark, pine cones, plastic water bottles, wash cloths and other items can be just as fun for puppy as expensive toys.

 Cheese, hotdogs, small pieces of apples, peanutbutter and carrots are great treats also!

 

First Night

The first night or two may be the most difficult for your puppy. You can buy a heartbeat pillow or just use a teddy bear (with secure eyes) so that the puppy can sleep with something that resembles the other puppies. Be calm, loving and consistent and give him/her time to adjust and explore.

 

If your puppy doesn't eat much initially during the transition, try mixing some wet food with dry.

Potty Training Tips

• Accidents can happen more during the first few days or weeks, during transition.
• Praise your puppy when they go potty outside. Say "good potty", clap and/or give a treat.
• Have your puppy on a regular schedule (with some flexibility built in). Some people like to schedule feeding drinking times in the kennel and then take the puppy outside afterwards.
• Any time your puppy eats or drinks inside, they need to go out within 10-15 minutes.
• Any time your puppy wakes up from a nap take him/her outside immediately to go potty.
• After bath time, make sure puppy goes potty outside within 10 minutes.
• Anytime you are leaving to go somewhere, take puppy back outside for 10 minutes for quick potty break and then into his/her kennel.
• If puppy ever walks to the door, whines or sniffs around in a certain manner, then immediately let him/her out. A doggy door  or bell can be an excellent tool for puppy to utilize.
• Your puppy is more likely to make potty mistakes early on when excited or nervous such as with new guests or another dog visiting.
• Do not scold or punish puppy for potty mistakes because it causes anxiety and more problems. Just kindly take puppy outside and then clean up the mess with Nature's Miracle.
• Research using a bell by the door if you would like your puppy to give you a signal. I do provide bells in your care package.
• It is not recommended to put food in the kennel overnight or when puppy is there for a longer period of time. Every dog is different though. Frankie liked to eat in his kennel overnight. Initially, if you wake up in the middle of the night, let puppy out for 5 minutes. He/she will go potty quick and it's a kind reliever.
   
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• Our preference is to not use puppy pads in preparation for what each owner prefers. Some people like them because it cuts down on mess. Potty training on pads and outside will possibly take longer because the puppy learns to go inside and outside.  http://www.ezwhelp.com/BuyNewWhelpingPads.htm
• Porch Potties can be great for situations such as condos or apartments during the rainy months when puppy is potty training.

F1b Miniatures are 7 weeks old, Monday!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Greetings from Momma Sandy!

The puppies keep growing and growing! They are very playful and friendly, there is not a shy pup in the bunch. The pupparazzi will all swarm in Momma Trina's lap or after Mirabella, the toddler. They also love to cuddle!

 

 

Monday, my babies will have their 7 week shots and 2nd round of deworming! I am very patient with the pups and I still clean their bums. I have weened them and they now are on dry puppy food called Canine Caviar from Burien Pet Pantry. Pretty soon, some of the puppies will be going to their new homes, between September 30th and October 14th! How exciting!

 

Maggie, Reserved for Kristin and Michael

 

 

Frosty, Reserved for Bill, Ann and Family

 

 

Finn, Reserved for Ruth and Kerry

(Finn  is sleeping next to Sleepy)

   

Sleepy, Reserved for Scott, Stacey, Haley and Liam! 

 

 

 

 Charlie, Reserved for Sandy

 

 

PUPPY PLAYTIME TODAY

 

 Sunny (male in next five pics)

 

 

Goldie (female)

Maggie

 

Momma Sandy

Daddy Frankie

Charlie

Finn

Frosty

Frankie (miniature poodle dad)

 

Momma Sandy and future Momma Lucy

Sleepy and Goldie

Sleepy

 Finn and Goldie with Charlie in the background

 Same three pups with Sunny in the background

Charlie

Finn

 Finn

Finn

 Finn and Goldie

 

Frosty

Frosty

Frosty

Frosty

 

 

 Frosty

Sleepy

Sleepy

Sleepy

Sleepy

Sleepy and Finn

 

Finn and Maggie

Maggie

Maggie

Maggie

Finn and Maggie

Finn and Maggie, next to Charlie

 

Goldie

Sunny