The pups are 3 weeks, 5 days old. They eat from a dish twice a day now and feast on their mom besides. All of them eat til they look as if they’ll burst. I’m able to feel just the hint of their milk teeth beginning to peek through, so soon the food will be [...]
[Continue reading...]I’m a Labradoodle breeder
September 24, 2007 By Leave a Comment
When I tell people I’m a labradoodle breeder I usually get one of 3 reactions. 1. They have no clue what a “Labradoode” is. 2. They know and have a friend, family member or acquaintance who has or wants one. 3. They tell me I’m corrupting purebreds by crossing 2 recognized breeds and have no [...]
[Continue reading...]Puppies first food
September 23, 2007 By 1 Comment
With a litter of 12 to feed, Canada has had a challenge to keep everyone well fed and herself healthy in the process. I’ve been top-dressing her food with Puppy formula, she gets raw liver and eggs. There is ALWAYS food in her dish, even though she’s eating over 30 lbs a week right now. [...]
[Continue reading...]“Wooo Woooooo Woooooooo!”
September 21, 2007 By Leave a Comment
The pups are 17 days old today. Their eyes are open, they’re hearing the world around them, and they’re eager to respond! The shelter of their home up till now has been dark and quiet. A great place to be safe in, but once they’ve become aware; once they’ve heard life moving by; their curiosity [...]
[Continue reading...]Pups at 11 days old
September 15, 2007 By Leave a Comment
With new pups to care for, I find myself spending a lot of time just watching, checking, and observing the litter. I make sure they’re being well fed and kept clean, and that they seem content, which tells me their needs are being met. At 11 days of age, I’m seeing just the beginning of [...]
[Continue reading...]Why choose a Labradoodle?
September 15, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Labradoodles are bred to meet a specific need. Our goal in breeding them is to blend the best qualities of the Poodle with those of the Labrador Retriever to develop a better all-around pet. The ideal is to create non-shedding, non-aggressive, highly intelligent dogs with fewer genetic health issues and a longer life span than [...]
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