June
Breed: Multi generation English Goldendoodle
Parents: Penny and Rover
Coat Color: Cream/apricot extreme parti, Bbee, KbKy, AyAt, no merle
Dilute: D/D (does not carry dilute)
Coat type: Curly, non-shedding
Hair Curl: T/T (+/+)
Furnishings: F/F (+/+)
Shedding: C/C (two low shed genes)
Parti: yes
Birth Day: 06/29/2018
Height: 16 inches
Weight: 22 pounds
Penn Hip:Right 0.37 Left 0.35
OFA Elbows: Normal
Eye Cerf: normal
June is clear for over 150 genetic diseases tested through Embark.
June lives in a guardian home in Twin Falls
June's puppies
June & Maverick
Miniature multi-gen Goldendoodles
25-35 pounds
Born July 12, 2020
Go home September 5, 2020
June and Maverick have babies! We had 5 puppies born Sunday June, 12. All are healthy and thriving.
June is a sweet mama that lives with her family of 7 kids. She is easy going and very tolerant--she has a thick curly coat. Maverick is one of our favorite studs ever--he has a fun outgoing personality and loves people. he has a thick wavy coat. We will have both curly and wavy coat puppies in red, cream and apricot with white markings and full parti markings.
1. Robert and Stephanie Skaggs--Kuna, ID--green collar girl-- Paid in Full
2. Joe Burch--Platte City, MO--wavy apricot male--red collar Paid in Full
3. Cyndi Conner--Boise, ID--wavy parti female--yellow collar Paid in Full
4. Missy Olsen--Boise, ID--cream wavy male--blue collar--Paid in Full
5. Karen Gose--Twin Falls, ID--wavy cream female--black collar--Paid in Full
August 31, 2020
We've had lots of family here this week so it's been a bog week for the babies! They are all so completely tolerant of being held and carried and rocked and snuggled. They have had 'train rides' and they've been wrapped in blankets. There hasn't been a minute of complaint from any of them! They are all doing awesome using the dog door to go potty when they are in their pen. They had their Neopar (Parvo immunization) and a course of dewormer this week. We will have vet checks later this week and then everyone will be ready to go home Labor Day weekend.
August 25, 2020
The babies are six weeks old now. They are all using the dog door to go potty and are not having any accidents in the house. yay! They always have access to crates and they put themselves down for bed and nap time. They love to be held and carried and they come running when we call. We always introduce the basic concept that sitting brings good things--they pick up on it quickly. We simply pet/pick-up the puppies that are sitting and they catch on in a hurry! This isn't a 'command' sit but more of a default behavior that we will continue to reinforce. The babies just got their molars in and we just introduced hard crunch food today. This week we will work with them individually to start taking treats and to be exposed to the clicker and they will continue to learn bite inhibition by playing with each other and mom.
August 12, 2020
Four and a half weeks!
June's babies are doing great. They are all using the litter box to go potty when they are inside and they love to run and play outside. They spend time with mama June and with Grandma Penny outside everyday! Their coats are thick and soft. The babies don't have their teeth yet but they are doing great eating soft food. This week they will continue learning dog manners as they play with each other and with mom and grandma and they will transition to having most of their calories from solid food instead of nursing.
August 3, 2020
June's babies are three weeks old! They all have their eyes all the way open and they are able to hear sounds around them. They are up walking and are just starting to interact with each other. We have added a potty training area to their box and they are starting to spend small amounts of time outside. Mama still nurses every few hours--we will start introducing solid food at the end of this week.
July 27, 2020
The babies are two weeks old! They are just starting to open their eyes and they toddle about on their little shaky legs. This week they will be able to see and hear more clearly and they will strengthen their legs as they learn to balance and walk.
