Mini Doodle Buddies

The big day you have been waiting for is almost here! I have to tell you that all these sweet puppies have absolutely marvelous temperaments and have done great with their Puppy Culture training. SOCIALIZATION: I want to say a word about socialization. PLEASE socialize your dog. Take the advice given in the Puppy Culture DVDs for socialization as well as enroll in a puppy class as soon as you are cleared to do so by your vet. Get together with friends/family/neighbors with immunized adult dogs right away and often. The first few weeks are VERY important for socialization. Here's a good article that explains why: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/puppy-socialization/ Here’s a great website (they have an app too!) where you can find restaurants, hotels, events, etc that are dog friendly. Search by zip code and get your dog out and about!! http://www.bringfido.com/ GO HOME BAGS AND FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS: Feeding your new puppy: You will need to have food for your pup on hand when your puppy arrives, so if you haven’t ordered, now is a good time to do that. We feed the pups 3x a day. They are eating about 1/2 a cup of food at each meal. As your pup matures please increase their food intake appropriately. The bag of dog food has a guideline. Use that and always start on the low side and gradually increase. If you notice their poop start to get soft, cut back just a smidge for it to firm up. Your puppy will be sent home with a goodie bag. You may want to bring someone with you when picking up your puppy as well as some towels and fresh water (if you have a long drive). They will go to the bathroom before leaving with you and I would recommend NOT stopping for a puppy potty break until you get home. In your bag will also be the vet records! 💧WATER INTAKE💧 How often should I give my puppy water? Generally, young puppies need about one-half cup of water every two hours. You'll want to monitor your puppy to make sure they're not drinking too much. At this young of an age they can’t determine the difference between hunger and thirst. Which leads them to sometime drink an over abundance of water if they are allowed to. Not only will this affect their appetite and digestion but will also make house training impossible. I suggest that until they are completely house trained water should be given every 2-3 hours and no later than 2 hours before they are put to bed for the night. Some more information that I find very helpful to new families! https://be.chewy.com/new-dog-product-checklist-for-every-life-stage/ Now we must talk about a subject 😵THE DREADED HOOKWORM 😵 I take every bit of action I possibly can to make sure they are sent home to you 💯 percent parasite free. However, hookworms and coccidia are breeders two worst nightmares. A lot of the time when we bring them in for their checkup and vaccinations at 6 weeks we have dewormed them 1 week prior. That means when they do the fecal worm test it shows that they are parasite free. The problem is that the life cycle of the hookworm is 2 weeks. So although we get a clear test it sometimes happens that eggs hatch from the time they have had their vet visit and the time they go home. Make sure to check with your vet at the 10 week check up and vaccination appt that they are clear. Last but not least for this week probiotic supplements! I can not stress enough how important these are. Everyone please order these before your baby comes home! Purina FortiFlora Probiotics for Dogs, Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements Powder Probiotic Dog Supplement – 30 ct. box https://a.co/d/3LsjfV6

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Address for pickup has been sent but if you need it again here it is 16296 state route 81 Forest ohio 45843

This is the food she is on!

This is the food the puppies are on

This is the food all of the puppies are on