Oregon's Oodles of Poodles & Doodles

Oregon's Oodles of Poodles & Doodles Our mission is to produce healthy, even tempered, and truly beautiful life-changing puppies. I LOVE WHAT I DO! I lOVE DOGS! I do not remember life without dogs.

Every decision we make is driven by our deep desire to better the breed and bring joy to families. I LOVE “GIVING BACK” THROUGH THE POWER OF A DOG! As a child my parents ran a breeding kennel in LA. MANY dogs. My childhood chore was to play with and socialize puppies. Awesome right? Well, my 10-year-old self would say otherwise- it was after all a chore I was FORCED to do. I learned a lot from bei

ng a part of that experience, and I’ve always had my mom for assistance as needed. We left the breeding and kennel life in LA and moved to rural Oregon in 1992. It was then I learned, I am not a city girl! I’m a country girl through and through. I raised pigs, I rode horses, and I had a pet goat. I spent my summers on old logging roads or down by the creek. I’m an active person. I love all animals. I always stay busy, and I thrive in chaos! Let me tell you - I’ve never met chaos like trying to “herd” a litter of 3 # puppies. The relationship that one builds with a pet is priceless. I see the value in recognizing who each dog is, both their strengths and weaknesses. Learning to work together as a team while building on respect and trust is a relationship you will not find anywhere else. It’s incredibly rewarding! I’m a mother of 6 thriving children. 4 of them are now adults and all of them participate in our program with varying roles - Including puppy care, guardians to our Ladies and Gentlemen, competitive sports or conformation, socializing, cleaning, errands and so much more. Jackson our youngest can often be seen in puppy videos we share. He is outgoing, energetic, and a born leader. He has taken great steps in learning respectful interactions and how to communicate with our dogs and plays a large role in their socialization. As a family we also own and operate 2 other seperate specialized businesses. I have spent a lot of time studying “DOG”. How to communicate with them, how to read body language. This is something I continue to learn and grow in. Prior to breeding I learned everything I could to make sure we are breeding healthy and happy dogs.

Cotton Candy is an active, fun loving and vivacious girl ready for all your adventures. She has a love for life and want...
12/26/2024

Cotton Candy is an active, fun loving and vivacious girl ready for all your adventures. She has a love for life and wants to do it all with you. Not for the faint of heart. This girl needs consistent boundaries. She would be a great Service prospect, ESA or sporting prospect. No sight or sound sensitivities. She has a high desire to please and an abundance of confidence. She will do well in a home with other dogs who can be tolerant to her puppy antics. High prey drive, not ideal for small animals.

Temperament test video - https://youtu.be/1UUp3Y19944?si=rr7oK_Vgw4Fv9uWU

Sophie & Indy welcomed 9 pups on Oct 15th. This long awaited litter is an Ultra 60% Golden retriever. Sophie comes from working service dog parents, Indy comes from well titled show lines.

We should have rules and boundaries in place in your new home, but is there a better way to establish that communication...
12/19/2024

We should have rules and boundaries in place in your new home, but is there a better way to establish that communication? Let's make it clear to our puppies.
Homework - https://youtu.be/mAQt6SK-UGU?si=yIq3QfbRtFlivXiI
How to correct a puppy effectively

Communicating with your puppy correctly makes such a huge difference. Here are 3 easy steps to effectively "correct" a puppy, teaching them necessary manners...

So excited to introduce Boone. A male AKC golden retriever from fantastic, well titled imported show lines. Working with...
12/07/2024

So excited to introduce Boone. A male AKC golden retriever from fantastic, well titled imported show lines. Working with a breeder that has the dedication to her program to produce such a nice pup is 1 thing. But her patience while we evaluate both temperament and structure is so important to me! I'm looking forward to his show ring debut in the spring!

Mystic & Roxie
12/05/2024

Mystic & Roxie

11/28/2024

Some long overdue puppy spam

We would like to introduce our "Airhead" Litter. Our Standard English Ultra GoldendoodlesSophie & Indy welcomed 9 pups o...
11/18/2024

We would like to introduce our "Airhead" Litter. Our Standard English Ultra Goldendoodles

Sophie & Indy welcomed 9 pups on Oct 15th. This long awaited litter is an Ultra 60% Golden retriever. Sophie comes from working service dog parents, Indy comes from well titled show lines. We expect excellent temperaments from these guys. And yes I mean GUYS. This litter is 8 boys and a single girl.

11/06/2024

3 Weeks- So many new things are about to start. From here, everything is like a whirlwind of growth and development. Things will move fast! The puppies are moving faster. They now respond to us when they hear us. They wake up, become active and seek us out for attention

What's coming up in the next 7 days?
*Dailey handling
*Whelping box curriculum
*Puppy Mush
*Running. Playing
*Potty Pad training
*Sound exposure intensifies

Homework - https://youtu.be/oFTwxgbL0EE?si=M4WEB_-YfK-6uLs6
Healthy Ways to Manage Overexcitement in Puppies

Here at OOPD we truely believe that some dogs come to us with a higher life calling. A special ability to do more as a s...
10/31/2024

Here at OOPD we truely believe that some dogs come to us with a higher life calling. A special ability to do more as a service dog.

Stella is one of those special dogs. We recognized that she has a higher calling, and for us to let her go it had to be a perfect match.
She has answered the highest calling of all - a child placement. After long and thurough communication and very careful consideration Stella was able to fill a tall order. When the family reached out they had done all their research and knew they were looking for a very special unicorn. With her sound public access, her calm demeanor and her strong desire to work. Combined with love for all people, her easy forgiveness, and her great problem solving skills. Careful professional evaluations labeled her as just that, a rare unicorn.

I was able to spend a few days in Atlanta getting Stella settled into her new family. I can tell you she is well loved and treasured. She is already easing a hardship while healing an entire family that has waited a year and a half to get here.

Stella gave us 2 beautiful litters, including Sophie who just welcomed her first litter, future momma Manhattan, and Bohdi a SDiT. Tears have certainly been shed and she takes a piece of us with her. We look forward to updates along her journey and promise to share.

10/30/2024

2 Weeks - We can see (kinda) just blurry images, light and movement. We are building muscles by walking and sitting. Ears are opening and we are becoming aware that there is a whole world out there. We are learning about our relationship with humans. Every passing day things become just a little clearer

What's coming up in the next 7 days?
*Barks, awooo, and growls. We make noise and we are exploring those sounds
*We respond to sounds, and we can startle at sudden noises. Noise exposure has started
*We are learning to mouth and play with each other
*Introduce potty pads

Homework - https://youtu.be/gv1_UluWQyE?si=tCYckuZkshG3MHfv
When puppy thinks their name is "NO"

Here is a new video on how to manage over excitement -
10/22/2024

Here is a new video on how to manage over excitement -

When puppies get too excited, it can lead to various behaviors that may be challenging to manage. Here are some common things that can happen when puppies be...

Family photoBohdi, Manhattan, & Stella
10/17/2024

Family photo
Bohdi, Manhattan, & Stella

09/24/2024

Cinnamon is so curious and brave. Sugar already fell asleeo

09/17/2024

We often share our struggling pup. The daily ups and downs, the sleepless nights, and the tiny bits of hope. After our recent loss of Sven in May and all of his updates, and an additional 3 losses in our Dixie pastries litter in July - sharing seemed like it may bring a shadow, or make a future loss harder to bare
Then along came Topaz. He is part of our Willow x Whsieky Gemstone litter, and that is not Topaz's story. I've been waiting for just the right time to share his journey with all the info.

At birth, Topaz was one of the largest pups, weighing 17oz. At only a few days old, he was losing weight and became a focus. He would get priority feedings. He was never huddled up with his litter mates, and we would constantly put him on the heating pad. Still with our efforts, he continued to lose weight. When we stepped in to do more, in just the short hour to gather supplies, he became hypothermic (yes, in August) he was suddenly not strong enough to nurse a bottle and dehydrated. We got him warm wrapped in a heating pad. Gave him warm fluids and a tube feeding and saw him perk up just a little. Still, this fight went on for almost 2 weeks. He got down to only 500 grams (his birth weight), and just when we thought he was improving, he would regress. More fluids, back to tube feedings. All we can really do is keep them warm, feed, and hydrated. It's incredibly hard for a puppy to thrive on formula, and it reaches a point where it is up to the puppy to fight. Topaz is a fighter. At 4 weeks old, and barely 3 pounds (less than half his litter mayes), I finally could say with confidence that we are out of the woods. He was eating mush and taking a bottle. He was lively and playful. Now, it was time to look deeper for any underlying issues. We had a vet exam that was clear. We attempted to run a blood panel, but he was just too small for a sample. We had concerns about his vision at this time. He would walk into everything and make no efforts to protect his eyes. Within a few days, we saw him respond to flashing lights. Then, start to track movement. Next I saw him avoiding stationary objects. And finally tracking a fly.

Then at 6 weeks, and 5 #, we got clear blood work results. We visited the optomologist, who said his vision was good. It would appear that the 2 weeks he spent in "survival mode" his typical development had been put on the back burner, including vision and growth.

This boy has grown up seperated from his litter, living in his own "suite" on the dining room table. He sings when he hears the beep of the microwave (from the days of warming his bottle) he spins in circles when he is excited. He has mastered the art of self soothing and is comfortable with independence. He is very people focused and snuggly. He is extreamly relaxed when it comes to his handling and has hardly ever shown any fears, but true to his fighting nature, he spins in a quick small circle, stands his ground and let's out his tiny but fierce bark.

He has participated in some curriculum, but at half the size, he can't spend much time with the litter. He missed out on potty training, and using the dog door. He was too small to play on the slide.
During all this time, Honey had delivered 2 petite pups, now 4 weeks old. Topaz has joined them in the last few days. While they are smaller, they are up for it. Together Topaz gets to be part of a litter, and this week will be introduced to the dog door with them. We intend to let him be apart of the early curriculum he had missed. He had missed out on 2 weeks of development and we plan to hold onto him for just a little extra time before placing him with a family.

09/16/2024
09/15/2024

Much to Honey's concern, her pups are very eager to explore. I pulled out the vacuum and they didn't hesitate to check it out. So brave for so small and young

We would like to introduce Honey & Louie's petite pups. Just 3 weeks old - Cinnamon & Sugar
09/14/2024

We would like to introduce Honey & Louie's petite pups. Just 3 weeks old - Cinnamon & Sugar

JasperWillow & Whiskey
09/08/2024

Jasper
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Some long overdue puppy spam

Cinnamon is so curious and brave. Sugar already fell asleeo

We often share our struggling pup. The daily ups and downs, the sleepless nights, and the tiny bits of hope. After our recent loss of Sven in May and all of his updates, and an additional 3 losses in our Dixie pastries litter in July - sharing seemed like it may bring a shadow, or make a future loss harder to bare Then along came Topaz. He is part of our Willow x Whsieky Gemstone litter, and that is not Topaz's story. I've been waiting for just the right time to share his journey with all the info. At birth, Topaz was one of the largest pups, weighing 17oz. At only a few days old, he was losing weight and became a focus. He would get priority feedings. He was never huddled up with his litter mates, and we would constantly put him on the heating pad. Still with our efforts, he continued to lose weight. When we stepped in to do more, in just the short hour to gather supplies, he became hypothermic (yes, in August) he was suddenly not strong enough to nurse a bottle and dehydrated. We got him warm wrapped in a heating pad. Gave him warm fluids and a tube feeding and saw him perk up just a little. Still, this fight went on for almost 2 weeks. He got down to only 500 grams (his birth weight), and just when we thought he was improving, he would regress. More fluids, back to tube feedings. All we can really do is keep them warm, feed, and hydrated. It's incredibly hard for a puppy to thrive on formula, and it reaches a point where it is up to the puppy to fight. Topaz is a fighter. At 4 weeks old, and barely 3 pounds (less than half his litter mayes), I finally could say with confidence that we are out of the woods. He was eating mush and taking a bottle. He was lively and playful. Now, it was time to look deeper for any underlying issues. We had a vet exam that was clear. We attempted to run a blood panel, but he was just too small for a sample. We had concerns about his vision at this time. He would walk into everything and make no efforts to protect his eyes. Within a

Much to Honey's concern, her pups are very eager to explore. I pulled out the vacuum and they didn't hesitate to check it out. So brave for so small and young

Our Gemstones are having fun while learning to be brave. The slide is always my favorite!

We have the best kennel kitty Clover offers some exposure and play time. She will also correct pups if they get to carried away

Pippin the mini poodle

Walnut & Nashville had a blast today at the lake! Both are water loving and Walnut enjoyed some fetch. These 2 social butterflies wanted to meet and greet everyone, but especially the kids.

Nashville is such a loving and gentle soul. He is only 4 moths old and is so patient with Lennon. We would love to see this boy with his own loving family.

Meet Nashville! It's mind-boggling how this sweet boy is still up for grabs, so we thought it was time for you to get to know him. He is a great fit for most homes! https://www.oregondoodles.net/available/nashville We will spend this week featuring him and all about who he is, quirks and all. Nashville is from our Southern Capitals litter with Poppy & Alastor. Born March 25th, he is now 16 weeks old and fully vaccinated. He is ready to hit the town and be your constant companion. He was raised on our exposure curriculum and has been introduced to grooming. He is crate trained and working on basic commands. He has been introduced to the leash and is working on his skills.

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