This litte love nugget is a 30-pound loyal friend. His pups are amazing. He is a truly dedicated dog who watches me at all times. Such devotion out of this little dog. Father of Mini Labradoodles/ Moyen Poodles/Mini Aussiedoodles/ Daisy pups and mini Gun Dog Doodles. F1 and F1B generations. He loves peanut butter & butcher bones. He likes to be picked up and carried like a baby. He gives amazing hugs.
Scooby.. Gosh, what can you say! She is the life of the party. This girl knows how to get everyone to love her. She knows how to even get the old dogs to play with her. True problem solver. Loves solving puzzles and belly rubbing. She is a true athlete. At only 35 pounds she can jump as high as my head and can turn on a dime. She is captivating to watch. She is an Aussiedoodle first generation. She will have second generation Aussiedoodles.
This little girl will snuggle in and steal your heart. She comes from my original line. Scooby is her mom, Gem is her grandmother, Ruby was her great-grandmother and Jewel was her great -great grandmother. She is 30 pounds and has the softest coat ever. I could snuggle with her all day. She is a good listener and smart and stylish. To this day, I have never had to say, "Secret, be quiet"! This trait I cherish and I am so pleased this is passed down.
Mia.. what a girl. She is the true meaning of gentle giant. She comes from our original lines, hand selected for their calm personalities and healthy, genetically diverse blood lines. When I look into her eyes, I can see her mom, dad, grandmother, and her great grandparents. She loves walks in the woods with dad, treats, her blanket and snuggles.
Cricket is the sweetheart you would expect from Bailey and Buster. She is 30 pounds of love. And just a bit of wild when the zoomies kick in. The zoomies are 15 minutes once a day when she plays "catch-me-if-you-can" with the other dogs. She is fully health tested through Embark and her temperament is perfect for family fun.
CHOOSING YOUR COMPANION
Choosing a dog from a shelter can be a great way to find a lifelong friend. But for many families, not knowing the dog's genetics, health history or socialization background is a risk they are not comfortable taking.
It's often impossible to pinpoint a dog's breed - and mixing certain breeds, such as a high-prey drive breed and a guardian breed, can have dangerous consequences.
Dogs from reputable breeders rarely wind up in shelters because we microchip all our animals and/or stipulate in our contracts that we will take dogs back if necessary.
For families that choose the breeder route, it's extremely important to select the right breeder. Look for a breeder with good reviews and experience. Take the time to get to know the breeder's reputation - contact people who have a dog from them and get their unvarnished opinion.
Whichever route you choose - adopting a shelter dog or choosing a puppy from a breeder - do your homework. Adding a four-legged friend to your home should never be a random act. Be thoughtful about the breed you want and why - and then decide where to find your special companion.
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