Our beautiful Groodles babies have arrived! BIN 0001918151566

Our dear babies were born on 07/10/2018! And what a sweet natured happy litter they are! I have bred dogs for many years. And I am fully embracing the Puppy Culture program with this litter, this truly readies pups from day one for excellence in training and connection with their humans. It is good foundational work for Therapy Dogs, Assistance Dogs, Medical Alert Dogs or any Public Access Dogs. (Though there will be pets placements to be made too.) I highly recommend that new owners continue with the Puppy Culture Program, after they leave our home at 8 weeks. Look at their web site www dot puppyculture dot com (no spaces between, and dots are full stops)

Well trained puppies are so well worth the efforts and will bring joy to your lives for years to come - they are worth their weight in gold and more.

We have a beautiful   light coloured litter whites, creams and baby cappuccinos, two liver noses too perhaps.... Mum is 22kgs and Dad is 18 kgs.

Please email me if you are interested in joining our Tarry.a.Moment Groodle family. I will send you an application form, and you can tell us you needs and dreams too. lovemygroodles at gmail dot com (no spaces and dot is a full stop) No time wasters please. No negotiation of price please. Genetic testing and hip scores are part of our responsibility to you, you are then responsible to carefully care for our friends from Got-ya day onward. (Vet checked before they go, immunisation program started, micro chipped, wormed and heart worm program started before they leave) My Breeders Registration number is BIN 0001918151566

See our diary here https://www.facebook.com/lovemygroodles/

Vet checked, can i climb inside with my puppies?

Daddy left

 Preggie Mumma

Grown-up Brother!

Lady-in-waiting

Our Lady of the house, has been cooking her little 'buns in the oven' for a few days extra, this week! She's tried sleeping on our towel rack, on the second story (though her belly was a bit big and she nearly wobbled off), then she tried sleeping in the washing basket (but her belly barely fitted in)... I thought she was going to nest in my bedroom cupboard but she discovered an early Christmas present stashed away there and she came out with a goofey yellow grin - a mouth full of tennis ball. Always game to play fetch no matter how big the belly is!
Tonight we have early labouring that may just perhaps turn serious! I can't wait to see what 'buns in the oven' she's been cooking up! How about you?