We have two adorable puppies available. Both girls are F1B mini-goldendoodles, and both of them are beautiful and playful!
People often ask, "What's wrong with them? Why weren't they chosen sooner?"
I remind people it is like choosing ice cream flavors at a store. You can only take home one container. Do you choose Chocolate chip? Mint chocolate chip? Cookies and cream? Salted Caramel? Cookie dough? How can a person just pick one???
For me, it's a tough call, and I stand in the aisle and look at the options for long enough that employees start to be concerned.
Imagine how much harder it is with puppies?
The Top Ten Comments I Hear At Puppy Selections:
- "I wish I could take them all!"
- "How in the world can I choose?"
- "They all look the same!"
- "They are ALL so adorable!"
- "No kids, we can't take more than one"
- "We'll vote on which one we adopt" - followed by at least one parent, and all of the kids, upset with the results of the vote.
- "Ewww... he just went to the bathroom!"
- "I bet you have a hard time saying goodbye to these puppies..."
- "Which one is Miss Blue, again?"
- "Well, our son wants to call it 'Viper' and our daughter likes the name 'Rose', so we're still deciding"
Followed by, "Mom! We have to take this one, because it fell asleep in my lap!"
Different people have different criteria in selecting, but it does often come down to which puppy happened to be tired and fell asleep in someone's lap. When you know how well these puppies have been raised, and cared for, and loved on, you would know - like I do - there isn't a bad choice at all.
Let me know, soon, if you would like to come visit and play with the puppies. Even if you decide you aren't ready to adopt one, every person that plays with the puppies makes them EVEN MORE socialized - and that's a good thing!
Here a few pictures of Miss Black: She loves to get belly rubs!!! She is Biscuit's puppy and born on 6/27.
And Miss Blue: She loves to run and play, and she also loves to sleep in laps! She is Penny's puppy and was born on 6/17. She has pretty patches of white on her chest and nose.
