Get a Free Doodle Kisses Labradoodle Calendar...with a quick response here...

I realized recently I had an extra Doodle Kisses 2012 Labradoodle Calendar sitting around, unopened. I will give it away for free to one randomly drawn name out of everyone who correctly responds to this discussion.

To be entered, please respond by 1. adding a photo* of your doodle (WITHOUT clicking "upload files") into your response and 2. tell me what kind of doodle you have and 3. one thing your doodle hopes to accomplish this Spring!

DEADLINE: This contest will be open through Monday March 19 (11:59 PST).

*The way to add a photo is to click the photo icon and select a photo from your computer files. When you type a response there are a bunch of buttons you can click above the typing space. Above where it says "font" it also says "Add" and then the word "LINK" and then a button that looks vaguely like a photograph of something blue. Click that photograph and go from there.

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Permalink Reply by Annie Oak on March 19, 2012 at 1:29pm

Jax is a black male standard goldendoodle. He hopes to learn to bark when the doorbell rings, and shake the falling whte tree blossoms off before coming in from the back yard. (good luck to me/)

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Permalink Reply by BG and Gavin on March 19, 2012 at 1:42pm

Oh Jax that nose!!

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Permalink Reply by Sequoia & Dudley on March 19, 2012 at 8:08pm

Jax is beautiful! The blackest black I have seen in a doodle.

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Permalink Reply by Annie Oak on March 20, 2012 at 11:31am

Jax was very very black at 4 months, he is now 18 months and getting lots of silver hairs. That sounds very scary about the doggy woods. A have a couple of ideas for you and your black doodle: Get a neon green Glow Doggie collar (glowdoggie.com) it really helps in the dark, just in case. Also if you leave your car at the sight with the door open, the dog should return and hop in the car, he knows as his. Annie

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Permalink Reply by Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie on March 19, 2012 at 10:13pm

Jax, if you teach Ned and Clancy NOT to bark when the doorbell rings, they will gladly teach you how to bark at lots of things, including the doorbell.

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Permalink Reply by Leslie J on March 19, 2012 at 3:13pm

Cocoa is an australian labradoodle. She can't wait until spring break when her boys will be home from school and can play with her all day! Her goal is to catch one of the squirrels in our backyard!