Suzy-Q

Scroll down to see Suzy-Qs' current and previous puppies

moyen poodle

17" tall, 20 pounds

brown parti

Curly, non-shedding coat

Bernese Mountain Dog

26" tall, 120 pound

Tri-colored

Waiting list

1) Nina Brostrom (kaysville, UT)

2) Kathryn Liposchak (Eagle ID)

3 Ashlee Timm (Arlington WA)

4) James Fayed (Katinah NY)

Suzy-Q and Eli

50-70 lb F1Bernadoodles

BornTuesday Aug 25th

Go home time will be Monday October 19th

We were so happy with our first litter of Bernadoodles from Suzy-Q we decided that she would have Bernadoodles again. We found a spectacular stud to help us create these bernedoodle. Suzy-Q delivered 4 babies early Tuesday morning August 25th. She had two boys and two girls all with beautiful white blazes down their face and chest.

Newborn

Breed: Moyen Poodle
Parents: Pierre and Molly
Color: Brown & White Parti
bbEme ay/a KB/Ky
Coat type: Curly
Hair Curl: T/T
Furnishings: F/F
Shed: C/C
Parti: Yes
Birth Day: December 3, 2016
Height: 17 inches
Weight: 20 pounds
Penn Hip: right .51 left .53
OFA Hip: Fair
OFA Elbow: Normal
OFA Patella: Normal
OFA Cardiac: Normal
OFA Dentation: (Teeth) Normal
Eye Cerf: Clear
Disease panel: Clear of all 150 testable diseases through Embark

Lives with a guardian family in Utah

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Suzy-Q/Eli "National Park" 2 week

(Green Boy "Denali") -wavy/straight brown (Blue Boy""Yosemite") -wavy/straight brown

(Pink Girl "Rainier") -wavy/straight brown (Purple Girl "") -c urly apricot

Puppies are all doing great. Everyones eyes have opened. They are starting to move around a bit. Puppies are starting to get a lot of handling. Handling by children of this age is a daily occurrence here at the Thompson household because we have a built in 4 year old here to help socialize them.

At two weeks of age the puppies leave the neonatal period and enter what is called the transitional period. Traditional period is typically between days 14-21. During this time we will begin to introduce them to a new novel item and or have a new experience daily. These items and experience will help to build a healthy startle/recover/curiosity/and exploration cycle with the puppies to lay the foundation for a confident puppy. This week we will take a dermal nail trimmer to the puppies nails to begin to get them used to vibration and trimming of the nails. These puppies will have a lifetime of grooming and will need to be handled by their feet and toes on a regular bases. Doing these things with them early and using items like this that cause vibration regularly will help to start to set them up for success for their many groomings they will have.

Suzy-Q/Eli "National Park" 1 week

(Green Boy "Denali") -wavy/straight brown (Blue Boy""Yosemite") -wavy/straight brown

(Pink Girl "Rainier") -wavy/straight brown (Purple Girl "") -c urly apricot

Puppies are 1 week old and have all almost doubled their weight. Oddly enough they all weighed the exact same this morning. The first 3 weeks they grow so fast. Momma is still doing most of the work right now feeding, cleaning, and keeping them warm and happy. We are enjoying giving them short times of daily handling. Suzy-Q is really a great momma and very attentive. She is defiantly one of those mommas who is concerned if her puppy is winning either when he/she is off by themselves or if I am holding them and they wine. Yet she is not overly anxious with people or other dogs around like most mommas are. We still keep all of that to a minimum (especially other dogs. We don't allow them in the room with her) right now while the puppies are so young. We will begin to allow more and more of that once the puppies are closer to 2 weeks old.

Just an FYI I had surgery on the September 1 and it will require a long recovery. I have lots of help with the puppies but I will be a little MIA when it comes to updating the website getting info out to you and responding to request. Ideally I will do a video every even week and photos every odd week. But please know there may be times I do not get this done at all or times if I do it does not come at their week mark so please be patient with me over these next few week. I will have a lot of extra time on my hands to get computer, email, website, and texting done because I will be down in bed a lot but I also likely will not feel up to it. Also my extra time may need to be spent directing those around me to help me and also to do what needs done with the puppies on a daily basis.

The puppies are entering their 2nd week of the Neonatal period. When the puppies were 3 days old we started Early Nejaurological Stimulation (ENS). We will continue doing ENS until they are 16 days old. ENS is a combination of different tests and stimuli that is designed to get your puppy comfortable being handled, desensitize him/her to discomforting touch, and get their brains working. We preform a serious of test (for lack of better works) from handling the puppy upright, upside-down, on his/her back, tickling his/ her toes, and setting them on a cold surface.

Suzy-Q/Eli "National Park" Newborn

(Green Boy "Denali") -wavy/straight brown (Blue Boy""Yosemite") -wavy/straight brown

(Pink Girl "Rainier") -wavy/straight brown (Purple Girl "") -c urly apricot

Suzy-Q has had a long weekend. After sleeping with Suzy/Q on the floor in the bathroom for three nights in a row they finally came early this morning. We have two girls and two boys. They all have a beautiful big white blaze down their heads and face that extends down under their chest.

The puppies have begun life and are in what is called the Neonatal period. Neonatal period last for two weeks. During this time we pay close attention to the little pups to be sure they are thriving and growing. Making sure everyone is eating and gaining weight. Momma does most of the work right now and we just do a lot of observation. Mom will tend to and care for her puppies instinctively and make sure all is well by keeping them fed, clean, and warm. We will begin stroking them and handling them right away to get them used to touching and handling as much as momma will permit.

Pink collar (Paris)- curly Black abstract female Brown collar (Chester)-Wavy apricot abstract male

Purple collar (Oakley)-Curly Brindle abstract female Green collar (Pierce)-wavy Black abstract male

Black collar (Cambridge)-wavy tri Black abstract male Blue collar (Kellogg)-curly black abstract male

Suzy-Q/Gus 6 weeks

Suzy-Q/Gus 4 weeks

Everyone's eyes have been open for a couple of weeks now. Puppies are now 4 weeks old. They began peeing in a potty area when the were 3 weeks. At 4 weeks they are using their potty area about 90% to go poop and 75% to go potty. We will start them on solids this week. We start by feeding our puppies a mush. This is either solid or ground up kibble soaked in water. They alwasys seem to make a big mess of this as they begin to learn to lap up the liquid in the food and then eat it. But no worries, momma comes along after them to clean up the mess both all over the ground and all over the puppies. Suzy-q is spending less time in the box with the puppies feeding them less as she is in the beginning stags of her weening process. They get to come out of the box two times a day to eat and explore. While they are out I clean and sanitize their box and momma gets to work on doggy manners with them.

Suzy-Q/Gus 3 weeks

Suzy-Q/Gus 2/8/2020 newborn

Suzy-Q

moyed poodle

17" tall, 20 pounds

brown parti

Curly, non-shedding coat

Suzy-Q and Gus

mini F1b Bernadoodles

20-30 pounds full grown 17-19" tall

Due February 9th

Go home date Friday April 3rd

Our first litter of Bernadoodles arrived over the weekend. They are beautiful and we are excited to see them grow. We have 3 black abstract. Two of them are Male and one is a female. We have one Tri male, one apricot abstract male, and one tri brindle female.

Female Waiting list

1) Ellen (Oakely) Twin Falls,ID

2) Lisa Cowely (Paris) South Bountiful, Ut

Male Waiting list

1) Karlee (Chester) Kimberly ID

2) Malia Allison (Pierce) Bellevue WA

3) Maris Sefe (Kelloggg) Bethell WA

4) Brynda Larsen (Cambridge) Billings MT