Labradoodle & Goldendoodle Forum
Started this discussion. Last reply by Laurie, Wally & Charlotte Dec 29, 2014. 7 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi everyone,So I just noticed a sore/hole/cut on both of Oliver's front paw pads and it's really got me worried.We met w a friend and went to their roof top park tonite, which had rubber flooring -…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by LarryL Jan 1, 2015. 4 Replies 0 Favorites
Happy Holidays everyone at DK!So for some background oliver is a 1 year old tiny gooldendoodle who never had any issues w excessive itching.About a month or two ago I made the mistake of buy 3…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle Aug 12, 2014. 6 Replies 0 Favorites
Zeutering is a non surgical alternative to neutering.It's done w a simple injection.Just found out about this and my mind is kinda blown!I did a quick search here and nothing.Has anyone on DK heard,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Emily, Bentley, & Maserati Jul 3, 2014. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
Hey Everyone,We're planning our first road trip / vacation with Oliver this weekend.- Can anyone recommend any really nice pet friendly hotels in or around Old Montreal?- Nice puppy friendly things…Continue
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Our breeder in Colorado has a Bernedoodle from Sherry Rupke.
Larry, you can feed your dog kibble its entire life. They don't 'need' wet food. Some people like to add some wet food as a topper to the kibble. The one thing you want to be careful of is 'catering' to the dog - thinking it is bored with its food so you add and change and get very frustrated and you often end up creating a dog who is a very fussy eater. If you want to give your dog variety and once your pup is on adult food you can change flavors within a brand - some brands are easier to do this with - like Fromm. As to how much to feed, begin with the recommended portions on the bag. If the vet feels the pup is growing well, then that is the correct amount - this becomes much easier with a full grown dog because you can watch their weight yourself and monitor portions.
Hi Larry ~ Looking forward to seeing photos of your little doodle when he arrives. I am sure your wife will be thrilled. When you get a chance be sure to check out the groups section on the main page and join as many as you like. Welcome to Doodle Kisses!
Thank you for your take Larry. I was talking with my husband about it and we are going to look into that breeder some more.
Hi Larry...I see that you are getting a puppy from Swiss Ridge Kennels...I was just wondering what made you pick them, and are you going to pick up the puppy or are they "shipping" it? Thanks so much for any info you can share with me.
There are so many great breeders out there. Please look for one that raises the pups in their home. We finally found a breeder about 2 hours from us and went to meet the breeder and see the dogs and where they live. Best of all, we took our kids to see the puppies at 4 weeks just to play! Good luck and take your time with the research. You will have this dog for many years.
You can also search on the Groups tab for the breeders you are looking at. Maybe there are others here on DK who have pups from them and you can ask specific questions to them.
If I were to get another doodle I would get advice from Ginny Nightingale here on DK.
Hi, I thought I would post here since it is more private and since we aren't supposed to discuss breeders in the main forum. I nearly got a pup from Tropico Kennels 5 years ago when I was looking. It is very tempting but what finally turned me off was the fact that their adult dogs are basically kennel dogs and not allowed to live with a loving family. Many breeders now have guardian homes for their breeder dogs so they can have a quality life too. I ended up going with one of those. Just my personal choice but there are many sides to the dog breeding industry.