- Crate: I crate train all my dogs. I want them to have a place that I can put them for safety and security. This can also become a get away for your dog, and they will love to go in. Dogs do not like to poop or pee where they sleep so buy a larger size but section it off (alot of crates have divider panels) so your puppy only has room to stand and turn around in it. When they are just learning I put a towel in their crate with them. As your puppy grows and does not pee on the towel you can make it nicer with a blanket or bed.
- Puppy shampoo: Oatmeal based is my favorite.
- Collar and leash: (x-small)
- Food bowl and water bowl
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Please read through this for answers to the questions I get asked the most. The top part of this page pertains more to those who haven’t yet placed a deposit.
Determining what mother nature holds in her hands can be very difficult. My overall goal is healthy mommies and healthy puppies.
The majority of my dogs are raised in guardian homes where they can get plenty of love and attention. Therefore I don’t have most of my dogs at my home.
I raise the puppies in my home along with my family. I don’t have business hours and am not open to the public. Almost all my customers are from the internet, so having my house open to the public is not safe for myself or my children.
Many people today have doodles and many cities have Doodle Romps every few months. This would be a good place to see other doodles and visit with others about their dogs.
If you have a deposit and are coming to pickup your puppy I will schedule your pick up appointment. I do want you to see them grow and develops so I send biweekly photos and videos. Often I add the photos/videos to our website or YouTube.
Yes!! Puppy training is important even for the most avid dog lovers. I suggest whatever method will work for you to inspire you to be the best puppy owner possible. I have laid a foundation for potty training and crate training that is appropriate for your puppy’s age. I also have spent countless hours exposing the puppies to many different situations, sounds, people, textures, car rides, different places in our home, our dogs, nail trims, grooming etc. I encourage you to continue this for the optimal success.
I have come to enjoy a podcast called “Shaped By Dog”. Susan Garrett is the author and shares a lot of really good ideas with a great perspective. She has a gentle and positive approach. Susan offers help in potty training which is one of the more difficult first time puppy owner feats. I HIGHLY recommend listening to on YouTube.
Doodles in general are generally very smart, easy to train, gentle, people pleasers. I think with some consistency and a little effort you will have a well behaved dog for many years to come.