Our new puppy!

[DJ]

I put this in the new puppy group but figured not everyone was on that group. For those that followed along the breeder saga. We are so excited one of these pups will be ours! We are still deciding which one , I love them both!! We get more pictures and videos to help with our decision. Both females and the lighter one is 2lbs 2oz and the darker one is 2 lbs 12 oz at 5 weeks! We get her on May 26!!

[Amy and Annabelle]

They are so cute, I wouldn't be able to decide. I think I would have to take them both ; )

[DJ]

I know that's what I told the breeder I love them both. Based on pick order she said I should get too choose from these 2. I would love 2 but I need to focus on 1 for now;)

[Stacy]

They are both adorable! They look to me like they are going to be sweet curly girls! I'm glad you found the right breeder. Pictures and videos make the time go by a little faster.

[Linda, Charlie Brown and Beau]

Oh my - what cuties.  Definitely take both! LOL

[F, Calla & Luca]

Cute pups.

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

They are beautiful pups.  I couldn't tell from the photos which was actually lighter, but both look like they fit your wishes.

[Judy, Meg & Polly Wolly Doodle]

New puppy smell, I am jealous.  Decisions are so hard...take them both!

[JACKS MOM LORIE ANN]

Totally adorable!

 

[Dolly Dykhouse]

If there is one regret that I have, and it's not really a regret but a "dang it why didn't I?" get two litter mates. Henry is 14 weeks now and a whopping 24# of pure joy and playfulness. We have a 9 year old puggle that is not at all playful with Henry (there's been exactly 3 playful interactions in 5 weeks that lasted moments not minutes LOL) so we listen to Henry bark at Jo over and over in an attempt to get him to play. After a few minutes he gives up and goes and flops down with his head on his paws like he is so sad that Jo won't play. I'm fortunate to be retired so I am home with them all day and spend a lot of time playing with Henry myself but boy I sure would love for him to have a playmate, even if it means double the work and expense!

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

Dolly, actually you might be lucky that you didn't purchase litter mates.  There is quite a bit of information that seems to point to quite a few difficulties when doing that. One is that they seem to bond more toward each other than their humans and another is that one often dominates the other so the other doesn't 'blossom' fully.  I'm just throwing it out there so you can feel better about not having gotten two at once. :-}

[DJ]

Exactly! We originally thought we would get 2 litter mates a while ago. But it's actually not good to get 2 pups at the same time. They are most likely to bond together and not with the family. We planned on waiting a year if we still decided to add a second puppy:)

[Dolly Dykhouse]

You are most likely right...I feel this way when I watch Henry desperately trying to get Jo to play with him. He gets his last puppy shots tomorrow and starts professional training on the 16th and they have a wonderful doggy daycare program (including pool time if you wish) so I think that I will take Henry several times a month for the socialization with other dogs. I'm hopeful in time as he settles down and doesn't bark and nip at Jo that they will become friends. We'll wait until he is a year old and possibly add a playmate.