Stevie from Hazel & Theo litter is excited for the game tonight.🏈Let’s go Buffalo!!! #letsgobuffalo #doodles #fingerlakesdoodles
🐶💡 Check out Simon a F1 Sheepadoodle enjoying a puzzle feeder! Simon will turn two years old in February 🐾These interactive toys are perfect for dogs of all ages, not just puppies. **Benefits of Puzzle Feeders:** 1. **Mental Stimulation:** Keeps your dog’s mind sharp. 2. **Slower Eating:** Encourages slower eating, for better digestion.3. **Problem-Solving Skills:** Enhances cognitive abilities Whether you have a playful puppy or a wise older dog, puzzle feeders provide hours of fun and enrichment! 🧩❤️ #Sheepadoodle #DogEnrichment #PuzzleFeeder
❄️🐾 Quick Tip for Doodle Owners! If your pup loves to play in the snow, you might find those pesky snowballs stuck between their paws. A simple kitchen whisk can be a game-changer! Just gently whisk away the snowballs for a quick and easy clean-up. 🐶❤️ #DoodleLife #WinterTips #PawCare
🌟 Rosie & Teddy’s F1 mini/medium Sheepadoodles are growing fast! At 7 weeks old, we're taking them outside for potty training every 2-3 hours. 🐾 I'm also introducing different feeding bowls and toys to keep them engaged and enriched! While it’s too late to snag one of these adorable pups, don’t hesitate to reach out for info on our upcoming litters! 🐶❤️ #Sheepadoodles #PuppyLove #FingerLakesDoodles
🐾 Meet Mika, our little goldendoodle from Hazel & Chewy in action! When families pick up their puppies, we dive into some essential training tips. Did you know that puppies as young as 8 weeks can learn to sit and lay down? 🐶✨ I always suggest doing a few sit and down exercises every time they come back from a potty break. Remember, puppies have short attention spans, so keeping training sessions short and frequent is key! Bravo to Mika’s parents. Putting in the hard work now will pay off for years to come. 🐕❤️ #PuppyTraining #PuppyLove #TrainingTips
Luna, one of Maggie’s F1 Standard Sheepadoodles putting in the work to become the best dog! 🐾✨ **Why Teaching Your Puppy to Sit and Wait for Meals Matters!** 🍽️🐶Teaching your puppy to sit and wait for their meals isn’t just about manners; it’s a foundational skill that promotes impulse control and strengthens the bond between you two. This simple command sets the stage for advanced training, helping your pup learn to stay focused and follow more complex commands later on. So, next mealtime, have your furry friend sit and wait. It’s a small step with big rewards! 🐕❤️#PuppyTraining #DogObedience #PetParenting
Rosie’s F1 Mini/Medium Sheepadoodle first snow ❄️🐾 To keep the puppies warm I have heat mats on the stairs and walkway.
Duncan is one of Willow’s puppies who is now just over 16 weeks old. Teaching your puppy to fetch is not just fun—it's a fantastic way to provide controlled exercise and mental stimulation! 🐾 Here’s why it’s great:🏋️Safe Exercise**: Fetch offers vigorous activity without the risks of long hikes or runs, making it perfect for monitoring your pup's exertion.🐾Bonding Time**: This game strengthens the bond between you and your puppy, promoting trust and teamwork.🐕🦺Training**: Incorporate basic commands like "sit," "stay," and "come" while having fun!🧠Mental Engagement**: Fetch challenges your pup’s mind, preventing boredom and destructive behavior.📈 Tailored Activity**: You can adjust the distance and intensity to suit your puppy's energy levels.Avoid long, strenuous activities that can stress their developing joints and lead to long-term issues like hip dysplasia. Keep it fun and safe with a game of fetch! 🎾❤️ Willow will have another litter this spring. Contact me today to get on that list #PuppyTraining #FetchFun #pethealth
Maggie’s puppies just get cuter every week! At five weeks old we are now increasing play and social behavior - Puppies at this age will start playing more with their littermates, biting, pouncing, and wrestling.
Recall can be lifesaving for a pup. Simple exercises like this can make all the difference in the world. #fingerlakesdoodles #goldendoodle #doodlesofinstagram
Enjoying Maggie’s F1 Standard Sheepadoodles as they turn five weeks old today. Just three more weeks and they will be heading to their new families.
