Puppy Madness

Comment

Comment by Debb, Lucy & Oscar on April 18, 2015 at 12:46pm

Breeder recommendations and any other discussions related to breeder information is not allowed in public areas of DoodleKisses. Please take a minute and read over the community guidelines.
http://www.doodlekisses.com/notes/Community_Guidelines

Comment by Helga, Nimbus, Sierra, Clooney on April 18, 2015 at 10:09am

Does the breeder have more than one litters currently? Lots of breeders let puppies from different litters play with each other.

Comment by Abigail *George & Juno* on April 18, 2015 at 4:52am

We have a singleton pup. She's very playful, attentive, smart, and very focused at times (she's a puppy). I don't know of any socialization issue that she has, but out biggest annoyance is that she is very vocal, (not barking or whining necessarily) talks all the time. She's a Bernedoodle and a few berner owners have told me that it's a bernese trait.

Comment by Sooner Mom on April 18, 2015 at 4:23am

Yes, after researching I think the singleton pup status is potentially far more problematic than anything about the gender.  

Comment by Katie on April 17, 2015 at 10:15pm

Sooner mom, I turned down a male pedigree standard poodle because he was a singleton. I then got my lovely Bonnie. I have no regrets. I have heard some really bad things about singleton pups.....

Comment by Sooner Mom on April 17, 2015 at 7:13pm

Have any of you thought you were getting a female and then ended up with a male due to the makeup of the litter?  Our breeder let us know that the mother delivered only one dog, a male.  We had planned to adopt a female.  Also, we have wondered if singleton puppies socialize in the same way since they have no litter mates?  

Comment by Judith and Addie on March 26, 2015 at 10:30am

Diane, I am happy to bring a smile to anyone's face.

Comment by Diane, Hurley and Sidney on March 26, 2015 at 9:59am

You made my day! Sorry for laughing at your expense, Judith.  But you truly made my day!!!!!    

Hurley waits until I am on the MAC and brings his toys for me to play.  Never clothing or even shoes.  He knows better than to touch either of those.

Comment by Judith and Addie on March 26, 2015 at 5:31am

Stacy, my present doodle does the same thing. When she manages to get something she knows she shouldn't have, she does her best to do keep away with me. Fortunately, her fetish is paper, so it is more likely to be used tissues than bras.

I thought I would share about my previous dog. He liked things that smelled of me, especially bras (even freshly washed. He also seemed jealous of when I was on the phone and would do anything to try to distract me. One nice day, he was being very bothersome as I was talking to a friend. So I  moved outside on my front porch. The storm door was in and we could see each other through the glass. He disappeared for a moment, then reappeared, sitting nicely as could be, with a clean bra from the wash in his mouth.

Comment by Stacy on March 25, 2015 at 9:34pm

I love this pup. I really do. And it's a good thing I do, because I'm going to have to start buying bras in bulk. She's killed 3 of them! And I know it's my fault because, although I thought I had them out of reach, I obviously left them where she could get to them. And I'm only frustrated with myself, but good grief! I buy all these nice bully sticks and himalayan cheese whatevers, but whatever it is that she isn't supposed to have is the most amazing thing to play keepaway with. I swear she knows when she snatches something that isn't hers. She races out the dog door and then tosses the forbidden thing around so gleefully. 

• ‹ Previous
• 1
• …
• 6
• 7
• 8
• 9
• 10
• …
• 209
• Next ›
• Page