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My favorite age

Posted on August 4, 2017 by pinewoodcavapoos

Faith and Reba’s babies are five weeks old now! I think this is my favorite age. They’re still cuddly and little, but starting to act more puppy-ish and show a bit of personality. (Although not enough to know what they’ll … Continue reading →

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Powering up the clicker

Posted on June 30, 2017 by pinewoodcavapoos

What in the world does that mean? This is the first step of clicker training, and what we try to introduce each puppy to before they head home. It can be started at four to five weeks of age, depending … Continue reading →

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The fifth week

Posted on April 12, 2017 by pinewoodcavapoos

So between week four and five we’re actually starting to see little puppies emerge! There is playing, growling and toddling about. They’re gotten their “sea legs” well enough that we’ve switched the Ugodog litter box system to the plastic container … Continue reading →

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Cubbie

Posted on January 12, 2017 by pinewoodcavapoos

So most of you noticed that our little Declan (the yellow ribbon puppy from Jules’ litter) is still with us. That’s because his mom had a bunch of business trips planned in the month of January, but still wanted to … Continue reading →

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Busy times

Posted on November 28, 2016 by pinewoodcavapoos

With the Thanksgiving holiday, home projects and such, I’m tardy with a puppy update! The pups will be five weeks old tomorrow! And this is such a fun age. They are much steadier on their feet. They engage with each … Continue reading →

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Fergal’s big day

Posted on February 28, 2016 by pinewoodcavapoos

Well, sister left today and Fergal is the last remaining puppy from our winter litters. He made quite a fuss when he got left by himself while I bathed and dried Poppy and got her things ready to go this … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: clicker training

My favorite age

Powering up the clicker

The fifth week

Cubbie

Fergal’s big day

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