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Donna, (27 - 33 pounds full grown)
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About Donna, (27 - 33 pounds full grown)
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Hello,
Donna will be 8 weeks old Oct 30th and ready for adoption.
The puppies are available to meet now with their momma dog, and a puppy can be reserved with a $250 deposit.
If you message me ur contact number, I can send a video of the whole litter playing in the backyard.
Adult Size Estimate
Boys, 30 - 35 pounds.
Girls, 27 - 33 pounds.
Housebreaking
All of the puppies will be housebroken using a doggy door to potty outside typically by 6 weeks old.
Puppy Parents
Momma dog Lilypad - (45 pounds)
Lilypad is sweet and affectionate, and gives the best hugs ever, she just melts against you, and loves to snuggle.
She also loves to swim, and play fetch in the water, and she loves watching the youtube dog channel.
Dad, Remi - ( 25 pounds )
Remi passes down wonderful personality traits to puppies as well. He is more confident, braver than ur average doodle. He thinks everyone he meets (dogs, people) are his new best friends. He also loves to swim, and play fetch.
He is super sweet and even loves to sleep and play with his puppies.
Puppies Home Life and Socialization
Puppies have a wonderful and enriching environment in my home.
They are socialized with my 4 adult doodles, and truly live in a big dog family as well as well as their people family. They are accustomed to being pet, picked up and snuggled.
They are given consistent gentle, safe, trust building care.
The puppies live in the heart of our home, the family room / kitchen area, with doggy door access to our backyard.
Once the puppies are about 5.5 weeks old they do not spend any time in crates or small gated areas. Instead, they have all the freedom they need to help them develop their coordination, confidence, social skills, and learning to be a part of a home and family.
Crates can be a very helpful tool later to help puppies establish routines, have a safe space that is only theirs, and for training not to chew non puppy items.
But my approach 6 - 10 weeks old is to use all of their time developing those very early skills that are learned outside of crates / small enclosures.
Please message me if you have any questions, arrange a meeting (for faster responses msg me your contact number and I can send a video).
Thanks!
Rachel
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