Doodle Heaven Texas

06/27/2024

And another little boy who is already ready to go home!!!! He’s ready for dinner after playtime. Will be around 15 lbs.

06/27/2024

What are these babies doing now at close to 5 weeks?

They are litter training. This means climbing into a litter box to go potty in pine pellets which is a horse bedding. This is trained by us repeating the process of play, potty in the box and out multiple times a day. It makes potty training so easy once they know there is a certain place to go potty.

They are experiencing different types of textures in toys or other objects.

Next week they will be introduced to moving toys with noise.

They are starting to get fur so the teddy bear look is starting to show, but it’s not even close to the squishy goodness it will be in the weeks to come

06/27/2024

Sweet Moe asking where his new family is? Are you his new snuggle buddy? He’s almost 5 weeks! 🐕‍🦺🐶🐾🥰

06/27/2024

Micro Doodle Goodness. Rooney is the blonde and is reserved. Deedee is the tiny apricot and is reserved. Moe is the big boy with white feet and is available. Please send all questions to the link in the comment section.

We just bred another litter of micros. Keep in mind, RESERVATIONS are ongoing and litters are small. We already have reservations for future litters. If you’re ready, reach out!!!! https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/23/2024

Oh my squishy goodness! Ready to go next weekend. For more information please message me with this link! 10-15 lbs. Male is on the left and female on the right. If budget is tight, message for these little micros. You might be surprised! Youngest daughter is not available for adoption.😳🐾🥰

Tomorrow I’ll show our 4 week olds
And our 2 week olds!
https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/19/2024

I have people ask the difference in a micro and a petite. Here they are. The micro is shaved and the petite has a LONG coat so she I’ll look even bigger as a result. Mercy is on the left and weighs around 17 lbs (she needs to lose about 2 lbs). Goldie is a micro and weighs 12 lbs. Mercy has a 4-5 in long coat.

06/19/2024

Micro babies! Please ask all questions here https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/17/2024

The Doodle Bops! Moe, Rooney and Deedee. Moe is available. M. Micro Goldendoodle

06/17/2024

Micro babies…. Eyes are peeeking open…..
Already so comfy just being held. This is one way to work balance and comfort. It also builds confidence. Moving to litter training this week!

06/17/2024

Mary-Kate and Ashley are growing so much!

06/13/2024

Bless these little girls! Mary-Kate and Ashley. Goldendoodles Kaia/Gryphon
6/10/24 message for more information here https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/07/2024

I have a friend who has Cockapoos available. Message me on my website for more information, please! Thank you🐾
Budget friendly.

06/07/2024

Questions asked?
1. How long is a dog pregnant?
The gestation is 63 days, but can be around 5 days on either side of that. Where it gets complicated is that the gestation is not from breeding, but from ovulation. Breeding date can be days before ovulation. Unless we do progesterone testing, which is costly, we don’t know that exact date. There are only a few mamas we progesterone test.

2. How long does labor last? That varies from mama to mama and litter to litter. Longest between pups has been 45 minutes and longest between uterine horns (there are 2) has been 4 hours. Shortest has been about 3 minutes between pups. Bella was the fastest I’ve ever seen. I could barely keep up record keeping, weighing, sunctioning, marking, and cleaning up before another one arrived. She’s been retired for quite some time. Kaia is her daughter.

3. When do we post about pups?
That’s a hard one. Personally I like to wait about 5 days so I know everyone is doing well, but when a mama is late I know people are waiting to hear. I just never like to share that a pup has passed away in those first few days when they are more fragile. We don’t lose many due to our supplements and dietary standards preparing for birth, but sometimes things happen.

4. Can I wait to reserve until I see the pups born?
Yes, but you run the risk of them being reserved completely by then. If we are close to delivery I don’t require a reservation while we wait in the event we don’t have the right genders or enough pups.
5. Do we do visits during the 8 weeks?
No. This is due to keeping everything as sterile as possible and because we could be making appointments around the clock. We will do videos and photos though. We also have lots of referrals if you’d like to call some of them.

06/06/2024

This is love!!!!!🥰🐾 Please send all inquires for details to https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/06/2024

And last, but not least!
Deedee~Female
Micro Goldendoodle (10-12 lbs)
Goldie/Ottis🥰🐾🐕‍🦺🐶
5/26/24
Please check out our website for details and send all inquiries to https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/06/2024

And now….
Rooney~Male
Micro Goldendoodle (10-12 lbs)
Goldie/Ottis 🐶🐶🥰🐾🐕‍🦺
5/26/24
Please check out our website and send all inquiries to https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/06/2024

Introducing…..
Moe~Male
Micro Goldendoodle (10-12 lbs)
Goldie/Ottis
5/26/24
Look at those little white feet!

Please check out our website for details and send all inquiries to https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

06/06/2024

Miss Kaia is still hanging in there. She is currently laying on my foot while I work. No pups yet. Pups have arrived! 6/10/24 all are reserved.

05/30/2024

4 days old! Micro Goldendoodles. Goldie/Ottis. First vet visit! Check out our website for ALL the details. https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/adoptionprocess

05/28/2024

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05/27/2024

And just like that, 3 new best friends were born! Goldie and Ottis.
Micro Goldendoodles.
Please PRIVATE message here, call or text or reach out on the website. All info in on our website!!!!🥰🐾.

https://www.doodleheaventexas.com/contact

05/25/2024

Why us???

Why choose us to breed your future baby? We want healthy dogs so we insure we do the best we can in terms of genetic health testing and knowing the lines. We want well adjusted pups that have been challenged, exposed to various sounds, experiences, textures and situations so we purposefully follow a daily curriculum that provides all of these things. We follow protocols for worms and parasites since they are everywhere! They aren’t going away so we do our best to provide them the best diet and supplements to provide them with healthy tummies and bodies to be able to handle anything that comes their way. Our food isn’t cheap, our protocol isn’t cheap. Vet costs have doubled in many areas like testing, and vaccines have seen a tremendous increase. Food costs have gone up, supplements and vet quality cleaners have all gone up. Everything in the breeding world is disposable. Even expensive kennels, bedding and toys. Those are replaced with the same quality as before. Our prices have not gone up since well before covid and yet many others have doubled.

Why choose us?

Because you matter to us.

Our pups matter to us.

How we raise them matters.

We don’t compromise. We pray for our mamas and the future pups and we pray that we find the best families for each one. We have a long list of amazing families that have chosen us for 15 years, many of which have more than one of our dogs. We’re here for you. We will help in any way we can.

This is our family and YOU are a family.

Our goals? We want healthy animals who are loved, we want great forever families, we want responsible breeding which means a great deal of research and money before even starting. We want well adjusted pups for families. In our case, we want dogs best bred for those with allergies and who cannot handle the large amounts of fur.

Choose us, or please make sure to find another responsible breeder who has given blood, sweat and tears to do this right. There are many just putting 2 cute dogs together and going for it! Don’t be fooled.

We owe you our best. Why? How we do things matters. We love what we do. We love watching a birth. We love watching pups develop and meet goals. We love watching a child squeal for joy as they hold their best friend for the first time. We love spreading joy in a hard world. That’s why us. Thank you for 15 years of allowing us to do what we love.

05/17/2024

Doodle Update: GO HOME is 8-10 weeks after birth.
Micro Golden Doodles due May 29th
Goldie/Ottis

Medium/Standard Goldendoodles due June 3
Kaia/Gryphon (1/2 will be parti colored)

Aussiedoodles due Mid July
Ruby/Gryphon 1st litter

Petite Mini Goldendoodles due Mid July
Maggie Mae/Axel (some parti colors)

05/04/2024

This would be easier!

04/24/2024

Micro doodle due….. see what I did there?! Micro Goldendoodles due May 29th. Reservations are ongoing. They have super small litters. Goldie and Ottis

Medium Standard Goldendoodles due early June. Kaia and Gryphon. Half will be parti colored!

We are hopeful to breed an Aussiedoodle litter in May at some point!

We will confirm each litter at the 30 day mark which is next week for Goldie!

04/20/2024

04/18/2024

She is going to remain with family of the original guardian. If you are still interested in finding out more, I am looking for 2 male guardians and a future micro guardian.

We have an opening for a Guardian Home for one of our Petite Mini Females. She is almost 2 and has not had her first litter yet. She is around 20 lbs. Please message us to find out more about being a Guardian Home with us.

04/13/2024

Shared by Redfern Companions:

Understanding Giardia and Gut Health
With the onset of wet weather, veterinarians are noticing a spike in cases of Giardia infection among puppies and even older dogs. Giardia is a common intestinal parasite that can cause diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, and other gastrointestinal issues in dogs. It's important for pet owners to be aware of this parasite and take steps to protect their furry friends.

Giardia is typically spread through contaminated water sources, such as puddles, ponds, or streams. Dogs can become infected by drinking or coming into contact with contaminated water or f***s from infected animals. Symptoms may not always be apparent, making regular veterinary check-ups and f***l exams crucial for early detection and treatment.

One way to support your dog's defense against parasites like Giardia is by maintaining good gut health. A healthy gut can help strengthen your dog's immune system and make it more resilient to infections. Here are some tips to promote gut health in your furry companion:

Provide a balanced diet: Ensure your dog's diet includes high-quality, easily digestible food that is rich in nutrients. Avoid sudden changes in diet, as this can disrupt the balance of gut bacteria.

Incorporate a quality probiotic supplement: Probiotics are live microorganisms that promote a healthy balance of gut bacteria, aiding in digestion and supporting the immune system. Look for a probiotic specifically formulated for dogs, and consult with your breeder or veterinarian to determine the best option for your pet.

Hydration: Always provide clean, fresh water for your dog to drink. Avoid letting them drink from stagnant or contaminated water sources.

Regular exercise: Physical activity can help regulate your dog's digestive system and promote overall health.

Minimize stress: Stress can weaken the immune system and make dogs more susceptible to infections. Create a calm and stable environment for your pet, and provide plenty of love and attention.
By taking proactive steps to maintain your dog's gut health, you can help them fend off parasites like Giardia and ensure they lead a happy, healthy life. Remember to consult with your veterinarian if you have any concerns about your pet's health or if you suspect they may have been exposed to Giardia or other parasites.