Molly Moo









Breed: Petite Multigenrational Goldendoodle
Parents: Cola and Winston
Coat Color: Red Abstract
ee/bb/KBKy/aya/Ssp
Coat type: Straight, non shedding
Hair Curl: -/-
Furnishings: F/F
Shed: CC
Parti factor: Yes
Birth Day: Auguast 7, 2020
Height: 13 inches
Weight: 15 pounds
Penn Hip: Right DI=0.44 Left DI=0.43
OFA Hip: Good
OFA Elbow: Normale
OFA Preliminary Patella: Normal
OFA Preliminary Cardiac: Normal
Eye Cerf:
Dentition:
Carries for ITCH
Lives with a guardian family in Twin Falls
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Mollys parents

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Molly & Milo
Petite Multi-Gen Goldendoodles 15-20 pounds
Born: April 11th
Go Home: June 3rd
These puppies will be $3000
Molly had her babies early in the morning hours on Monday April 11th. She had 1 boy and 1 girl.
These puppies will have a soft, easy to maintain Straight/wavy, non shedding coat just like their momma and daddy. Puppies are a solid red with large white abstract chest markings. Spay and neuter contract
Waiting list
1) Tam (Pele "Miss Pink")
2) Accepting applications for waiting list ("Hapuna" Mr Green")
"Hawaiian 3 weeks
(Pink Girl "Pele") -wavy/straight/abstract/red (Green Boy "Hapuna") -wavy/straight/abstract/red
Everyone has their eyes open and this past week the babies all started to toddle around really well and have started to find their little voices. We have introduced a new bed/sleeping area along with our new pee/pooping area to help start these little ones on a path to easier potty training. In the beginning we have one soft bed area and the rest of the pen is potty area. We use the puppies' natural instinct to keep their bed clean to help with potty training--the minute they step off their bed to go potty they will be in the desired area. Once they are accustomed to use the paper/grate area for potty we will be able to make their play/sleep area bigger.
This week puppies left the transitional period and entered the socialization period. During this time their ears open and they begin to hear. The puppies live in our living room so they are naturally exposed to a variety of noises that will help them adjust to family life: TV/movies in the background, children playing, vacuums running etc.are all familiar sounds to these babies. Over the next week we will also work on some startle recovery exercises. For startle recovery exercises we will randomly make sudden unusual noises that may startle the puppies ever so slightly to help shape their emotional responses. We watch closely to make sure there isn't a fear response and if necessary we will work with individual puppies more gradually to help them adjust to the noises.
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