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Monthly Archives: March 2025
Three weeks and changing
Sasha’s little boy is three weeks old today. He got weighed again (he’s now 2 lbs 11oz!) and got his teen tiny toenails trimmed again. And we set up the puppy pen in the living room with a big bed … Continue reading
Posted in three weeks
Tagged Asher, bed, cavapoo, cavapoo puppy, crate, crawling, growing, litter box, puppy, puppy pen, red, Sasha, scale, three weeks, toenail trim, toenails, toys, weigh
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The transitional stage
And now for another informative (and previous post and litter) to describe where our little Cavapoo guy is at in his development. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s post where we’ll highlight him! The Transitional Stage. Once the puppies eyes and ears … Continue reading
Posted in puppy training
Tagged cavapoo, development, ears, eyes, growth, litter box, litter box system, neonate stage, puppies, puppy stages, puppy training, sounds, startle reflex, three weeks, toenail trim, transitional stage, two weeks, Ugodog
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A refresher
Just a refresher on the stage that our little Sasha puppy is just graduating out of. This is a post I did several years ago with another litter. I’ll have to update it sometime with the new ESI protocol. Enjoy! … Continue reading
Sweetness
Our little Cavapoo puppy is so sweet! Look at him snoozing away without a care in the world! Now that we have finished ENS and ESI, it’s time for other things. But there’s always time for snuggles and love! ❤️
Bones
As I mentioned in yesterday’s post about bone broth, you should NEVER give your dog cooked bones! Whether you cook them or you pick up those flavored, baked dog bones at the store. Just don’t do it! Cooked bones can splinter in your dogs … Continue reading
Posted in dog nutrition
Tagged bones, chew, cooked bones, dog health, dog nutrition, dog treats, dogs, exchange, raw bones, rawhide, resource guarding, teeth. chicken feet
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Making bone broth
Once again, I thought I’d share some of the ways that I’m trying to improve my dogs’ diets. This was a first for me but I’ve been wanting to trying making bone broth. It’s so good for the dogs and … Continue reading
Posted in dog nutrition
Tagged apple cider vinegar, bone broth, bones, butcher shop, carrots, celery, containers, cook, cooked bones, dog health, dog nutrition, dogs, dogs diet, freezer, ginger, golden broth, health, health benefits, healthy done, homemade, homemade bone broth, Instant Pot, marrow, Parsley, strain
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What is ESI?
Like ENS (Early Neurological Stimulation), ESI (Early Scent Introduction) is another early introduction for puppies to enhance and enrich their development. I’ve been following a few natural rearing breeders for a while now learning more about their methods and how … Continue reading
Posted in ESI
Tagged Asher, Avidog, cavapoo, early neurological stimulation, Early Scent Introduction, ENS, ESI, natural rearing breeders, neonate, neonate period, nose, puppies, Rowe Casa organics, Rowe Casa Organics Pet Calming Spray, Sasha, scents, score, sixteen days, smells, three days, Young Living T-away
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Two weeks
Sasha’s little guy is two weeks old today. He is growing and changing! His little wobbly legs are getting stronger and soon he’ll be walking wobbly about. His eyes are open and he’s starting to see the world around him. … Continue reading
Sweet Sage
I love hearing updates, especially on our retired adults! “Sage is doing very well and is such a love bug! We are so thankful we were able to get her.” ❤️❤️❤️
Speaking of Poodles
Since we were talking about Poodles the other day, I just wanted to remind everyone that we have two lovely, sweet adult Poodles looking for forever families and comfy couches! *wink They are mother and daughter and I would love to … Continue reading
Posted in Poodles
Tagged adults, apricot, blue eyes, cream parti, dogs, female, Miniature Poodle, mother/daugher, poodle, purebred poodle, retired, retirement homes, sky, summer
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