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Teaching you everything you can do from home to have a fluffy, calm, happy & healthy doodle baby.

14/02/2025

Hint hint… 😆

Ladies you know what to do… you are welcome! 💙

You can find this and more grooming items in our Amazon link in bio.

13/02/2025

Ready to make your at home doodle grooming a breeze in 2025?

Today we are starting from ground zero and talking about setting up an stress-free grooming space for you and your fluffy baby. This will make grooming enjoyable for you and your doodle and will ensure you both commit to at home grooms long term!

Happy Doodle-hood! 💙

11/02/2025

PUPDATE!! 🐾

Our summer babes are growing and looking like such grown-ups!! 🥹🤩

Can you guess who is who?

07/02/2025

Share your favorite and tell me in the comments which one it is! 😂💙

I had the most fun with Sezz. 😅

28/01/2025

Going through archived images and videos and found this 💎
that I had to share!

It was a love hate relationship with puppies for Stone, but he was such a gentle giant who helped us teach the puppies boundaries.

Our guardian 💙

31/12/2024

KODA!!

Last but certainly not least blue collar dood! Our smallest baby of the litter joined the Roman family with his big brother Obi (a Demi baby!). They are enjoying each other’s company and have become the bestest of friends!

This closes out our 2024 winter litter (a few months late, but better late than never)! 😆💙

25/12/2024

1st xmas pj photos! 🤩🎄💙

Feliz Navidad Doods!!

18/12/2024

BENNY… #2 AKA MR. MUSTACHE!!

Black Collar Dood Mr. Mustache moved to South Carolina with his new family! His mama posts soo many updates and stories about him, I love watching him grow. He enjoys bird and people watching at the local parks. He is the goodest, sweetest, most well behaved baby and they are in love with him!

09/12/2024

JAYY BABY!!

Grey Collar Dood had a broken leg while he was here. His mama jumped on him and we had to take him to the vet. He wore a splint for a few weeks and we kept him with us until the vet gave us the green light on his little bone healing.

He was adopted by the Sanchez family who also adopted Jazzy girl from our Winter ‘23 litter. So, Jazzy and Jay are half siblings!

Jazzy loves her little BIG brother and they are living the best life together!!

26/11/2024

MAX!

Orange Dood - now part of the Allard family moved to San Diego!

He is enjoying time with his pawrents and being a good boy! Sometimes Lula baby from our previous litter also visits!

He is soo loved and we are extremely grateful to the Allard family for trusting us again with a babe!

20/11/2024

BENNY BABY!!

Brown collar dood is living his best adventure and travel buddy life with his mama in Utah. He’s already had a few cross country road trips to Chicago and back and has done amazing! He loves life on the road and being his mama’s baby!

18/11/2024

LENNON, LENNY, MR. BOOTS!!

Red Collar Dood is enjoying his life in the Hollywood hills, socializing with his papa at local breweries and learning how to be the best adventure bud.

13/11/2024

MOZZIE!!

Yellow Dood - now part of the Thompson family was selected first on puppy pick day and was the first to go home. 😊💙

He is doing amazing and getting along with his older 🐶 brother James.

The plan was for Mozzie to possibly spend some time with us at the end of September while his parents went on a short trip, but clearly Zion had other plans and we unfortunately were not able to take care of him after all. 😅

04/11/2024

Zion’s first of many Doods hikes! 🎉 🥾🐕‍🦺

22/10/2024

It’s been 1 month since he was born and he is the sweetest most mellow little dude (with perfect hair 😆). We are enjoying newborn bliss.

Happy 1 month Zion! 💙

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22/10/2024

PART 4

Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024

8 AM - We arrived at the hospital and I felt like my bladder was going to explode. It had been hours since I last emptied my bladder and I physically couldn’t. With every contraction I could feel the pressure of my full bladder. As soon as we were admitted the OB checked me. OB agreed with my midwife’s assessment. No change and they would be starting me on pitocin to help my uterus start contracting more often again. They gave me the epidural, emptied my bladder and started me on pitocin. They said, “take a nap and in a few hours you’ll be ready to push.” So, we all took a nap.

11 AM - I had just woken up from my nap, our nurse and 5 other people rush in. She says they can’t hear baby’s heart beat and will be rushing me into an emergency c-section. They flip me on hands and knees and inject me with something to elevate my heart rate in hopes that it will also elevate baby’s heart rate. Ricky wakes up from his nap with all the commotion and has no idea what’s happening. They are asking us to sign consents and practically rolling me out of the room. Baby’s heart rate comes back on the monitor. Everyone breathes. No need to rush me into the OR anymore. They check me again and still no change or progress. The OB allows me to continue waiting to see if there is any change, they insert a monitor to monitor contractions to see how strong and effective they are. They advise that if by 6pm there is still no change that next steps would be a c-section, but we still had time to make progress and they continue increasing the Pitocin. We continued to try different position changes with the epidural in hopes that baby’s position would change.

8 PM - OB comes in to check me again. No change. I looked at Ricky. We both knew what that meant. It was not an “emergency” c-section, but it was our only remaining option. It was time. We agreed to a c-section. Signed the consents. they prepped me and off the to OR they wheeled me.

12 AM - Our baby boy was born. I had full panic attack from all the anesthesia, so I passed out immediately after he was born. Ricky did skin to skin and after a few minutes of coming back into my body I met Z.

21/10/2024

PART 3

Saturday, September 21, 2024

Midnight - No baby.
1 AM - No baby.
2 AM - No baby.
3 AM - No baby.

You get it, hours later of laboring at home, different changes in position, walks up and down the stairs, catheter to empty my bladder and no baby. My midwife had checked me a few times and I was still 7 cm dilated, same station, same amount of cervix. No change. I could see the sun rising and I was beginning to get impatient. We were supposed to have a baby by now. I was supposed to have at least dilated a bit more in that time, but nothing. Nothing changed. Baby was on the right, OP with its chin possibly untucked and neck slightly slanted to the side… baby’s head/position was not putting enough pressure on my cervix to move us along. My contractions were spacing out. They were now about 10-15 minutes apart, I hadn’t had any food and was continuously throwing up for hours. My midwife said my body was tired. I kept telling her it and I wasn’t. 😅

However, we were on a clock and it was becoming apparent that my labor was stalling, which was not a good sign.

5:00 am - my midwife with a heavy heart recommended we head to the hospital. I cried and stubbornly pushed back. I didn’t want to abandon our home birth plans, but it was a strong recommendation because the longer I stayed at home, the higher the risk of infection. She also expressed that my body and uterus were tired and the hospital could help get my contractions back on track to possibly help baby. I reluctantly agreed, knowing that this was what we had to do and was best for me and baby. She called the hospital, let them know we were coming. While I continued laboring in the bathroom. They cleaned, Ricky packed our hospital bags, installed our car seat (all things we hadn’t done, because we thought we had time and were not planning on “coming home from the hospital”) and we all very calmly caravanned to the hospital a 45 min drive from our home.

16/10/2024

PART 2

Friday, Sept. 20, 2024 continued

6 PM - We arrived at the midwives’ office. After a non-stress test to monitor the baby, I received my first cervical check: I was 3 cm dilated and the baby was low. We left excited, knowing I was in labor and progressing. No need to abandon our home birth plan.

7 PM - As my contractions ramped up, I called my doula to come over.

10 PM - This is where things get fuzzy and my times might be slightly off, but my midwife and birth photographer arrived. I was already 7 cm dilated. We, especially I, was very excited because that meant I was moving along fast and baby could be here soon. At one point I remember thinking or maybe hearing someone say we might have a baby before MIDNIGHT. I thought to myself, “I got this…Wohoo!”

I moved through the contractions from the toilet, the shower, the bed, the pool. I walked, swayed, rocked… “just breathe and move,” I kept telling myself.

My doula, midwife and Ricky all taking turns holding my hand, giving me counter pressure and reminding me to breath. Ricky fed me crispy mangos between contractions. I would randomly get nauseas and ask for the trash because I needed to throw up. The cycle continued. Contractions were close, strong and regular. I was in active labor.

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