Freya
Breed: F1 Medium English Goldendoodle
Parents: Bisou and Gryff
Birth Day: 9/10/2017
Microchip # 981020023528533
​Coat Color: Apricot, Bbee, DD(no dilution gene), a(t)a(t), K(B)K(y)
Coat type: Soft curly, non shedding
Hair Curl: +/-
Furnishings: N/n
Shed:CT
Inbreeding coefficient: 1%
Parti: Unknown
Height: 16 inches
Weight: 25 pounds
Penn Hip: Right 0.28, Left 0.28, Excellent Hips
Eye Cerf: Clear
Freya is not a carrier or affected with any of the more than 150 genetic diseases we can test for.
Lives with a guardian family in Boise
Fraya & Jasper
Mini Multi-gen Golden Mountaindoodles 20-30 pounds
Due: March 29th, 2021
Match Date: About May 3rd
Go Home: About May 21st
These puppies will be $3500
Once these puppies are born this litter list will be filled completely with families that have already submitted reservation fees for our current Master reservation list. We will call families for this litter in the order that application fees were received.
Freya and Teddy
miniature red multi-generation Goldendoodles
20-30 pounds
Five puppies Born August 6, 2019
Family Match day September 14
Ready to go home September 27
This is Freya's first litter and we are thrilled to match her with Teddy. We have four boys and one girl. All are healthy and growing right on schedule!
This litter Belongs to Kim
Freya/Teddy Reservation list
1.Crissy Montana Goldendoodles--green boy
2.Sophia (JingJing) and Noel--Pink Girl
3.Janelle Yavruian--Puppy Steps--Blue boy
3.Andrea Brown --Sun Valley--Yellow collar boy
5.Red available
Blue
Pink
Girl
Red
Green
September 23, 2019
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Seven weeks old! The puppies have mastered using the dog door to go potty and are great at sitting to be picked up or to have treats. They are eating all solid foods and are completely weaned from mama. We are starting to see little personalities develop--they are very similar. They love to hang out with us in the family room but they are also happy to relax in their puppy pen. They will start going to their new homes at the end of this week.
Six week weights:
Yellow: 4 lbs 7 oz
Green: 4 lbs 6.5 oz
Red: 4 lbs 11.5 oz
Blue 4 lbs 12 oz
Pink girl: 3 lbs 14.5 oz
September 10, 2019
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The babies are five weeks old and they are all doing great! Everyone started weaning last week--we wean with the lamb and rice formula mixed as a porridge. Freya is still nursing and spending time teaching the babies about basic dog manners. They are all using a dog door to go potty (yay!) and are spending lots of time sleeping in a crate.
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5 week weights:
Yellow: 3 lb 11.5 oz
Green: 4 lbs 2.5 oz
Red: 4 lbs 3.5 oz
Blue: 4 lbs 2.5 oz
Pink girl: 3 lbs 9 oz
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September 4, 2019
Freya's babies are all growing right on schedule. They all have some of their little baby teeth and they are starting to play and mouth and wrestle with each other. We just started weaning with solid foods today and everyone did great! Our gorgeous summer evenings are perfect to explore the backyard and to start venturing out of the litter box away from mom and siblings. We have also introduced the litter tray to the box and they are doing great going potty away from where they sleep. This next weekend we will introduce them to the dog door and we will move them to the bigger 'toddler' box area. Freya will start weaning and all of the babies will practice interacting with new toys and sounds and smells.
Yellow
Pink
Red
Blue
Green
Freya has puppies! Freya delivered five healthy puppies on Tuesday, August 6. Labor lasted about 4 hours and Freya did really well. She is an intensely attentive new mama. We had to carry her outside to go to the bathroom and put her food where she could eat without leaving the puppies for the first 3-4 days as well. She doesn't want to leave her babies for even a minute and she protectively covers them with her entire body whenever a new person gets too close. She will settle down and feel more comfortable leaving the babies for short periods of time as they get a little older and start to open their eyes. We are adding high calorie supplements and lots of enticing food (she loves macaroni and cheese...) to make sure that mom and babies are getting plenty of good nutrition and they have a quiet, calm spot where they can rest together.
