F1b miniature doodles, Past Puppies

https://seattlegoldendoodles.blogspot.com/

Lucy’s F1 medium Goldendoodles are 3 weeks old! 🐶❤️

 Hello from six fabulous puppies of Lucy and Reggie! My daughter is so excited how we are growing and becoming playful.

F1 Medium Goldendoodle Puppies are Here, 37 to 57 lbs Full Grown

Hello,
We're pleased to announce the arrival of Lucy's F1 Medium Goldendoodle Puppies on August 29th, six girls and two boys. The girls are dark apricot. The boys are apricot and golden. Pups are available to go to their homes by October 24th and following. All spots are reserved, except we are looking for a guardian home for a female puppy. Please contact trinapalosaari@gmail.com for more information or text at 206-890-9458.

Recent email regarding one of Lucy's prior pups:	Tue, Sep 11, 8:08 PM (16 hours ago)
to me

I wanted to reach out and let you know how happy we are
with Charlie. He has been a fantastic addition to our family.
His temperament is beyond amazing. 

He is happy, playful and loves everybody!
His tail is always wagging and almost seems to be smiling. 

Our boy is now 50lbs and still growing.
His color is beautiful and he has soft wavy hair. 

Hope all is well with you and your family
and your recent new addition.

Photos of other prior pups for Lucy, dam, and Reggie, sire, are in the link below:

https://seattlegoldendoodles.blogspot.com/2017/04/lucy-and-reggie-f1-medium-puppies-at-6.html

Photos of our New Litter Below:

GIRL PUPPIES

BOY PUPPIES:

The litter:

F1 Medium Goldendoodles, 40-50 lbs full grown, are 1 week old, today!

Greetings from 8 puppies, five males and three females! We will be available to go home between April 11-April 25th. 

All puppies are currently reserved.  

 

 Except for when we had our dew claws removed, our lives have been pretty sweet with lots of sleeping, eating and peeing/pooing with Momma Lucy's help.  

Sleeping, eating, and scooting is all we do during the first week or two of our lives until our eyes open. Being a part of a litter is very important for our development. Crawling over each other and vying for the best nursing spot helps us to be friendly and non-aggressive as adults. It builds tolerance and delays gratification at times.

All of us are very healthy and plump.  There hasn't been a "runt" of the litter that has come forth, although some of us will be larger than others which will become more apparent as we grow older. The photo above was taken in the sunlight. Four photos below were taken with a  flash. Our coat colors will be dark golden, apricot and dark apricot.  

Photos of both parents and prior pups of Lucy's are listed in this link:

http://seattlegoldendoodles.blogspot.com/2015/02/we-are-expecting-7-f1-medium.html

Two of us brothers have small white patches on our heads. One of us has white socks on our front paws.

 

 That's all folks! Have a great weekend in the sunshine!

Love, the puppies