miniature Multi-Gen Goldendoodle
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30 pounds, 18" tall, Wavy non-shedding coat
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20.8 Golden Retriever, 38.8% small poodle, 40.4% standard poodle
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Birthday: 10/17/2019
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Health:
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PennHIP: 0.57/0.52
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OFA Elbow Preliminary Normal
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Full Clear Embark Panel
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Coat & Color Genetics: FF -/- ee KBKB ayat BB Ssp mm. 7/10 Red Intensity
Vanessa-Orange
Wavy red parti female
Little Suzy-Yellow
Wavy apricot abstract girl
Stacy-blue
Wavy apricot parti female
Candace-Green
Wavy white (extreme parti) female
Perry--Black
Wavy apricot boy
isabella-Purple
Wavy extreme parti female
Pinky
Wavy apricot abstract female
Jeremy-Gray
Wavy apricot abstract boy
Phineas-White
Wavy apricot abstract male
Wendy & Princeton
Mini Multi-Gen Cavalier Goldendoodles 15-25 pounds
Red/apricot coats
Born February 15, 2023
We are so excited to meet Wendy and Princeton's babies! Princeton is a Cavapoo (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x poodle.) Wendy is a multi generation goldendoodle.
We love the health, size, structure and temperament qualities that the Cavalier adds to our beloved goldendoodles. Adding the Cavalier to our line allows us to downsize without adding so much poodle to the genes so we can keep the broad boxy structure and dark round eyes, long ears with silky non-shedding coat. And we especially love the trainable, people loving personality of our Cavalier Goldendoodles.
May 4, 2023
These two sisters are little snugglers! They have been busy making therapy visits to our local Safe House (for unhoused foster teens) and they have had lots of field trips to meet new families and friends and they are doing great with all of the new things!
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They are using a doggie door to go potty outside and they sleep in crates. Little Janie is teensy--we expect her to stay under 1-20 pounds for sure. She has a petite little frame. Tinkerbell has more of a sturdy boxy look to her face and her body and she looks just like a little teddy bear. She will likely be about 20 pounds as an adult. We are anxious for these babies to find their forever families so all transportation costs are included with their purchase or a $500 credit if transportation isn't needed.
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Ruffio blends in with everyone--he has a beautiful classic goldendoodle look with a light blonde wavy coat. He is a great middle of the road kind of boy which we love for families. He is small and will probably be in the 15-20 pounds range as well.
March 22, 2023
The babies are doing awesome. We started offering solid food last week when Wendy started standing up to nurse. All of the babies are up exploring their pen and starring to play with each other. We moved over to the 'big kid' pen yesterday where they can start using the dog door to go potty. First step before they are ready for the dog door is teaching them to use a specific area of their pen so they can practice keeping their sleep and play area clean and they can walk over to the designated potty area. We do this nay making the paper a different color and offering a physical divider so they have to step over it to get to the potty spot. This helps solve the "put my front paws on the paper and go potty where I stand' problem that we always get at this age.
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This week we will continue offering solid food three times a day. Wendy still nurses a couple of times a day. Everyone will get their first Parvo shot and dewormer medicine this week as well. ​
February 18, 2023
Wendy has babies! Wendy delivered eight healthy babies on Friday February 15. All eight babies were born without any problem. Wendy is a great mom and keeps them all warm and quiet. They all spend their days sleeping and nursing. We have started our early neurological stimulation program to help these babies develop resilient nervous systems and the best start on trainability. We have 4 boys and 4 girls. More pictures to come!
Wendy & Scuba
Mini Multi-Gen Goldendoodles 15-25 pounds
Red/apricot coats
Born: July 3rd, 2022
Go Home: August 26
Wendy and Scuba have nine babies! We have six girls and three boys. All were born healthy and everyone is growing right on schedule.
These babies will have straight/wavy/curly coats that are expected to be
low/no shedding.
Wendy and Scuba have babies!
September 24, 2022
We have completely loved having Wendy's puppies here with us at the house. Abe is still looking for his permanent family. He is such a little sweetie. He has a calm non-dominant personality and he loves to be held. He sleeps through the hight in a crate and he's doing great with using the dog door to go potty. We have his little sister here as well and they are both so easy. They are both in the middle of their socialization stage . We take every opportunity to take them with us to games and outings so they can experience the world and meet new people. We are also continuing to establish daily routines with eating and pottying. Both are exactly what we love about goldendoodles.
Tuesday, August 23, 2022
We had vet checks today! The babies were all amazing. They took a minute to come out of their crate and sniff and explore a new environment. They were all totally calm and we didn't have any crying, whining or hiding! Our vet lets us bring the babies from a parking to directly into the exam room so we can skip the waiting area. I am always so proud when they are completely calm while being handled by a new person. And all nine babies have a perfectly clean bill of health. They are ready to go home this weekend!
July 11, 2022
Wendy and the babies are doing awesome! Wendy is an intuitive mom and the babies are thriving and growing right on schedule! They are still in the neonatal period of development and we expect them to start opening their eyes any time now! In the mean time we take time to hold each baby every day and we check their little toenails to make sure they don't scratch their mama!
July 4, 2022
Wendy has babies! She delivered nine babies early in the morning on July 3rd. All nine were born healthy and easily. Wendy is doing an awesome job as a new mom. She is attentive to her babies and is doing a great job of keeping them clean, warm and fed. We will start Early Neurological Stimulation once a day at day three for the first week and a half but the main developmental tasks of this time period is simply growth. Neuropathways are still developing as the babies have only their sense of smell functioning right not. They creep around on their little tummies to nurse and snuggle with mom and littermates.
