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The Work We Do

Our Goldendoodle  puppies mean the world to us!  We truly believe that the work we do sets us apart from other breeders, so we are thrilled to bring you into our breeding program. We encourage you to read our blog posts below; this is where we chronicle the work we do with each of our litters -  from the time they are in mamma's womb to the time that they leave us for their new homes. (Don't forget to keep scrolling; each blog post will populate as you continue reading.)

Dogs see the world through their olfactory system. In their daily life, they are barraged with an onslaught of scents, from plants, animals, humans to exhaust fumes and chemicals.


Our goal is to help our puppies' build a strong foundation so that they can cope with a variety of scents. For this reason, we work on Early Scent Introduction (ESI). In these early days, we introduce them to a variety of natural smells such as herbs, plants, and foods. As they continue to develop, we will expose them to more advanced smells, particularly those that they will experience as a family pet. We have to imagine all the scents they might experience at the park, with other animals, with other people, on a busy street, etc. Some dogs can act a little "unhinged" when they are overloaded by a variety of scents. We want our puppies to become mature adults that can handle the stress of an overstimulated olfactory system.


Ultimately, these experiences will set them up to be more mentally robust in their future.





Every day, we handle our puppies one-on-one. We give them lots of individual attention. We cuddle them, let them rest against our chests, and give them lots and lots of kisses. All of this early handling will help them be better equipped to be more touch tolerant. Many of our puppies become emotional support animals, so it is important that they learn to develop deep human connections and bonds.




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