Doodle Vision Kennels

07/13/2024

To my dog, grooming, friends, what dog clippers do you like the best? I seem to go through them. I figured if I buy a good set, maybe they will last longer. 

07/03/2024

It is time to share those cute doodle, vision, kennel, pups that you have gotten. Please post a picture, tell their name, what they are and how old they are! Cannot wait to see everyone’s pictures. 👏🐶

06/29/2024

It is getting close to breeding season! Cannot wait. Planning on having 3 to 4 litters. The first litter will be micro Bernad doodles. Pictures of parents coming soon! Honeymoon two weeks ago. Due around August 18. I also plan to have a mini golden doodle litter, a small standard poodle litter or another mini Bernad doodle litter. Give me your thoughts! Please like share invite others and follow my page. I also have another surprise coming up soon. 🎙️🐾😉

06/26/2024

🧨 🇺🇸 as we celebrate our independence on July 4, please remember to keep your pets safe. Keep them in the house if they are afraid of fireworks or on a leash if you were outside. If they need medication, make sure you get it this week as a lot of vets close around the fourth. also, thanks to our troops for keeping America safe and allowing us to have our independence. Everyone be safe. Keep your pet safe. 🐾🐶

06/25/2024

Please share. This is very important! Also a great time to get your dog, cat spayed, or neutered. 

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05/13/2024

Casey blue just got groomed! Doesn’t she look beautiful? Also, I took her to Dollar General with me and she did so, so good in the store. They didn’t even say a word! I wonder if they thought she was a guide dog? Lol. 🤣 I figure, what they don’t know won’t hurt them. 

05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day from doodle vision kennels. Enjoy your two legged and four-legged children! Lol thank you for being a part of our doodle vision kennels family 💐🐶

05/02/2024

Let’s talk crate training!

Crate training has long been accepted by professional trainers and veterinarians as one of the quickest and least stressful ways to mold desirable behaviors in dogs. Although many new dog guardians initially reject the idea of using a crate because they consider it cruel or unfair to the dog, a crate helps satisfy the dog’s instinct to be in a den while alleviating many problems dogs and their people experience.

What is a dog crate?
A dog crate is usually a plastic (often called flight kennels or Vari-Kennels) or collapsible metal enclosed pen that is just large enough for a dog to stand up and turn around. The crate is a place for the dog to be when no one is around to supervise them. It is the dog’s bed and sanctuary. Its purpose is to provide confinement for reasons of safety, security for the dog, house training, prevention of destructive behavior, and/or travel.

Why use a dog crate?
Correctly and humanely used, a crate can have many advantages for both you and your dog:

You…

Can enjoy peace of mind when leaving your dog home alone, knowing that nothing can be soiled or destroyed-and that she is comfortable, protected and not developing any bad habits.
Can house train your dog quickly by using the confinement to encourage control, establish a regular routine for outdoor elimination, and prevent accidents at night or when your dog is left alone.
Can effectively confine your dog at times when she may be under foot (i.e., when you have guests, at mealtimes), over-excited, or bothered by too much confusion or activity (such, as lots of children running around the house).
Can travel with your dog safely and be assured that they will more easily adapt to strange surroundings as long as they have the familiar “security blanket,” their crate.
Your dog…

Can enjoy the privacy and security of a den of their own, to which they can retreat when tired, stressed or not feeling well.
Can avoid much of the fear, confusion and anxiety caused by your reaction to problem behavior.
Can more easily learn to control there bowels and to associate elimination only with the outdoors.
Can be spared the loneliness and frustration of having to be isolated, in the basement or outdoors, from indoor family surroundings when they need to be restricted from certain things.
Can be more conveniently included in family outings and trips instead of being left behind alone.

Because dogs are highly social animals, it is important they are indoors much of the time, even when you are not home or are sleeping and can’t interact with them. Your dog needs to feel that they are a part of the family, and that feeling of belonging comes from being included in family activities and living in the house even when there family may not be there.

A crate allows you to leave them in the house when you are away, or unable to supervise them. If they were to spend large amounts of time outside, they would very likely start to exhibit problem behaviors such as barking, digging, fence jumping and chewing. These problems can be avoided by keeping them inside and making them an integral part of the family.

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05/01/2024

On this day in 1928, Buddy, a German Shepherd, becomes the 1st guide dog for a US citizen Morris Frank.

Morris Frank was a blind man from Nashville. His father read him an article by Dorothy Eustis, a woman living in Switzerland who had seen shepherds training dogs to lead blind people get around. Excited by the idea, Frank wrote a letter to Eustis and received a response letter 30 days later inviting him to come see for himself. Frank then took a ship to Europe and trained extensively with a dog that had been bred specifically to lead a blind person. The training was hard, but after weeks with the dog, Frank could get around the nearby Swiss village holding tightly to a harness to which Buddy was strapped.

Morris Frank returned to America. From the day he got off the ship, he was successful. At one point, in front of a group of dumbfounded reporters, Buddy led Frank safely across a busy New York street. “I shall never forget the next three minutes, Ten-ton trucks rocketing past, cabs blowing their horns in our ears, drivers shouting at us. When we finally got to the other side, and I realized what a really magnificent job he had done” Frank later wrote.

When Frank returned to Nashville, people were amazed at the sight of the blind man and his dog successfully navigating busy sidewalks and couldn’t believe that it was the same blind boy they had so recently taken pity on. What amazed people the most was that Buddy had an ability best known as “intelligent disobedience,” which meant that he would obey Morris except when executing that command would result in harm to his master. If there was a low hanging branch ahead on the sidewalk, for instance, Buddy knew how to navigate around it to the point where Morris wouldn’t hurt his head on it.

About this time, Frank, Eustis and several others cofounded The Seeing Eye, an institution set up to train guide dogs and their blind masters. Today, the organization reports that it has, in its 80-year history, trained 14,000 dogs. Buddy is considered the first. In 1978, on the 50th anniversary of the founding of the school, the U.S. issued a commemorative stamp in honor of The Seeing Eye.

Source: wikipedia

04/27/2024

For someone who is blind, a guide dog is definitely their best friend. 

“When you’re dependent on a dog—not just for your safety, but for everyday life—it creates an extraordinary bond for which there are no words.” – Katherine Moore with Guide Dog Saunders

Today, we celebrate and the magical bonds these extraordinary dogs create with people worldwide. These incredible pups offer their guardians more than independence. They lead them in paths of courage, walk with them into new adventures, and offer a friendship only found within four paws.

Join us in recognizing these wonderful guide dogs and the difference they make in countless lives!

04/21/2024

Update! Miss Green, who I have named Meadow for the time being has found her forever home. She is going to go live in Mississippi. Thank you everyone Miss Green the Irish doodle is crate trained, doing great on potty training, CKC registered, will be about 25 pounds grown, DOB Christmas Eve has had her second round of shots from the vet, raised in my home and well socialized. She is looking for a fun, loving family to have playmates with! Dena Dodd located in Decatur Alabama. These babies are a steel and that can be settled up at time of pick up. 

04/20/2024

04/17/2024

Bluey has found her forever home. Miss Green is pending pick up. Thank you everyone for purchasing a puppy this season. I really appreciate it. Remember, I am here if you all have any questions or concerns. Stay tuned throughout the year for additional information and we will be having additional  litters in the fall. Stay tuned for more exciting news. 👏😉

04/16/2024

Miss Bluey is the last pup remaining. She is anxiously waiting for her forever family. Crate trained, DOB Christmas Eve, will be about 25 pounds grown. a very good deal! Especially for this quality of a puppy. This is my last one. 

04/16/2024

I believe in this whole heartedly. For those who do not know me, I am blind and have used a guy dog for many many years. They are definitely a source of independence also. My God dogs have been my eyes. And a very, very close member of the family. 

Can't take him to the beach for a walk because he bothers you and messes with the holiday... I'm not allowed to rent a house if I have a dog, and I can't take him.
However, I can take him to the rubble to find you after an earthquake, in the woods after you get lost in the mountains and you didn't have neither map nor gps; under snow because you made a detour not allowed off track; in the water because, despite the red flag, you have entered the sea and your life is in danger! And finally ....
He's just a dog, but he will find you.
And he will save you!!"
Dogs are family

04/15/2024

This is so sweet 

Therapy Dogs in History!
Smoky was a 4 lb, 7 inch tall, Yorkshire Terrier who served in World War II. In 1944 Smoky was found in a foxhole in the jungles of New Guinea by an American soldier who brought her back to camp and sold her to Corporal William A. Wynne for $6.44. For the next 2 years Smoky lived a soldiers life. Because she was not an official military dog, she did not get dog food or medical care. She shared Wynne’s meals and slept beside him in his tent.
The little dog even flew 12 air/sea rescue and photo reconnaissance missions, secured in the soldiers backpack. She survived 150 air raids and saved Wynne by warning him of incoming shells. Like many Yorkies, Smoky also loved to learn tricks and perform. She did so with the Special Services – entertaining soldiers in hospitals. After the war Smoky was flown back to the US hidden in a oxygen mask carrying case.
For the next 10 years she made television and public appearances in Veterans hospitals until her death in 1957. Smoky is considered the first Therapy Dog.

Post credit- Bright Spot Therapy Dogs, Inc.

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04/15/2024

Please share to help these too many Irish doodle girls find their forever homes. They are sweet and fun loving. Absolutely do not send any money. I will not be asking for deposits as they are not expensive at all to begin with. Somebody is hacking my page so do not do anything unless you talk to me. you can purchase at time of pick up. They will definitely fit into almost anyone’s budget. Decatur Alabama. 

04/15/2024

These two mini Irish doodle girls will be the last puppies for our spring season. We will not be having any more puppies until late fall. I know we will be doing golden doodles, and remember, I said that I would get y’all to help choose the other two litters that we do in the fall. stay tuned, however for dog grooming, tips and other healthy suggestions for your pup during the year! I want to thank everyone who has purchased a puppy from doodle vision kennels and I do have something exciting in the works to expand our products to not only dogs, but other dog related items. 

04/14/2024

Miss Green is a fun loving, playing, many Irish doodle who will be about 25 pounds grown. Doing good on crate training and potty training. She is looking for her forever playmates. Decatur, Alabama. You cannot beat what she’s going for for this quality of a puppy. 

04/14/2024

04/14/2024

Miss blue I call her Bluey. The mini Irish doodle is looking for her new forever. We are working on crate training, potty training. 3 1/2 months old. Decatur, Alabama. Still a deal. 

04/14/2024

Miss blue, mini Irish doodle, 3 1/2 months old! Steel of a deal! Decatur, Alabama

04/03/2024

Look at our newest love bug that we have at doodle vision kennels. This is Kahlúa, the micro golden doodle. Isn’t she gorgeous! I am so excited to see what she is going to bring next year. I have found the cutest little golden doodle boy to breed her too. She should be around 15, 16 pounds grown and her boyfriend Should be around 11 pounds grown. Both of these dogs are completely furnished which means they will not shed at all like a poodle. They will have kind of like poodle hair. She has the absolute best temperament and learns so quickly. I cannot wait to show her her to y’all as the year goes on. We are learning our basic commands, such as sit and come this week we are going to start on stay and down. She learned so quickly it is amazing. 

04/02/2024

This is a little girl that Canyon sired with Whispy Bliss Farms cute poodle Maya,  Isn’t she adorable? t

Just received this beautiful pic of Mia, one of our Mini Bernedoodles from our last litter.

She’s extremely gorgeous!