All of our pups are born and raised in our home. in our puppy nursery. They come from Registered and health tested parents. .We consider socialization and mental health just as important as physical health when raising our puppies. They each are handled several times a day by our family of 7 and are able to interact with our adult dogs. We introduce ENS within the first few days of birth along with ESI, Puppy Culture methods and BAB curriculum. We start potty training around 2.5-3 weeks, crate training beginning at 6 weeks and introduce them to a grooming table and grooming tools. This helps for an easier transition when they go to their new homes. Each puppy will receive de worming treatments at 2,4,6 and 8 weeks of age. or at least 4 times with 2-3 different brands. Between 6-7 weeks of age they will have their first vet check up and receive their first set of vaccinations., 30 day pet health insurance (excluding NY & FL residents) vet health report with shot/worming records, Microchipped with registration information, puppy contract/ health guarantee, lifetime breeder support and a puppy starter pack. Our puppy starter packs are put together by our children and include food, treats, seasonings, toys, collar, leash, puppy pee pads for the ride home, snuggle puppy and a blanket with mom and littermates scent on it.
Although we can’t guarantee the quantity of each color in our litters, we do have our dogs genetic color tested to know what colors we can expect in each litter before they are born.
PUPPY SELECTION DAY!!
Typically between two and three weeks of age, puppies open their eyes for the first time. The first real photos and videos will be done at this time. I aim to post photos and/or videos weekly therafter on our Facebook page. Customers anxiously get excited to select their puppy, but often wonder when it starts or how the process works. We wait until the puppies are between 5 and 6 weeks of age to have our “Puppy Selection Day.” This is a good time because we can start to see coat variations (wavy, or curly for our Goldendoodles) and also see glimpses of temperament. Typically the date of Selection Day is scheduled shortly after birth and will always be on a weekend. We will have 15 minute time slots available. Families will choose whether they’d prefer Facetime/video chat or select their pup from private pics/videos. At that time you will be able to see all the pups together and see how they interact with us and our children. Before receiving their first set of vaccinations. their immune systems are not yet built up and are susceptible to many illnesses, including the parvovirus that could literally kill the entire litter so we try to be as cautious as possible before then, as well as the safety of our family and dogs, which does not allow home visits until pick up. Pick up is always scheduled on a weekend. The date is provided once you are moved to a specific litters picking list. Please be sure to take a look at our “Puppy Take Home Supply List” page.
Although we can’t guarantee the quantity of each color in our litters, we do have our dogs genetic color tested to know what colors we can expect in each litter before they are born.
PUPPY SELECTION DAY!!
Typically between two and three weeks of age, puppies open their eyes for the first time. The first real photos and videos will be done at this time. I aim to post photos and/or videos weekly therafter on our Facebook page. Customers anxiously get excited to select their puppy, but often wonder when it starts or how the process works. We wait until the puppies are between 5 and 6 weeks of age to have our “Puppy Selection Day.” This is a good time because we can start to see coat variations (wavy, or curly for our Goldendoodles) and also see glimpses of temperament. Typically the date of Selection Day is scheduled shortly after birth and will always be on a weekend. We will have 15 minute time slots available. Families will choose whether they’d prefer Facetime/video chat or select their pup from private pics/videos. At that time you will be able to see all the pups together and see how they interact with us and our children. Before receiving their first set of vaccinations. their immune systems are not yet built up and are susceptible to many illnesses, including the parvovirus that could literally kill the entire litter so we try to be as cautious as possible before then, as well as the safety of our family and dogs, which does not allow home visits until pick up. Pick up is always scheduled on a weekend. The date is provided once you are moved to a specific litters picking list. Please be sure to take a look at our “Puppy Take Home Supply List” page.
