"I suspect when you first watch his puppy antics and hold him a name is going to come to you. Just a few possible suggestions which would really depend on his color and personality:
Scooby, Rusty, Auggie, Barkley, Quincy, Scruffy, Dustin,…"
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Hurley reads doodle
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ricki and Tara (doodle) Aug 29, 2012. 16 Replies 0 Favorites
I swear Hurley has been looking over my shoulder when I am on the doodle website. I say that because in the last few days I was reading about the doodle, who when in the car, barked at dogs out for a…Continue
Changes in Hurley's Behavior
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ricki and Tara (doodle) Jun 15, 2012. 16 Replies 0 Favorites
Hurley is officially 6 months today. My husband was in the hospital starting May14th followed by rehab. During the day, while I was at the hospital, I left Hurley at our son's house so he could…Continue
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Diane replied to Margie Payne's discussion Name? in the group Puppy Madness"You are so right about naming a puppy being more difficult than many a child. The pup's personality should offer some guidance in a possible name. Is your pup a boy or girl and what is the pup's color?"
Diane replied to Sally Lehman's discussion HELP WITH FOOD DECISION in the group The Food Group"I feed Hurley TOTW. In the morning I add organic peas, chopped up boiled chicken and coconut oil. In the evening I add sweet potato, maybe rice, maybe organic blueberries, and a vitamin, probiotic, etc. His coat is so…"
Diane replied to Adrienne's discussion Thoughts on Spaying/Neutering Pup at 7-8 weeks of age in the group Health and Medical Issues"Hurley was neutered before we got him and he has no health problems and sure hasn't shown any inclination to wear a dress. He is happy, healthy and very active. Frankly, I am probably missing something along the way in my thinking but I prefer…"
Diane replied to Genevieve Walters's discussion trimming hair above eyes in the group Doodle Grooming"He looks cute both ways. Personally I like the scruffy look better but I like Stanlee with scruff and without it. I bet somewhere in between is going to be perfect."
Diane commented on GBK's group Las Vegas Area Doodles"Wish Hurley could join everyone on the romp but we are going to be out of town. Have a great time."
Diane replied to Stella's discussion Best way to help dry skin? in the group Doodle Grooming"I put 2 teaspoons in his morning food. He weights about 55 lbs. One suggested amount is 1/4-1/2 teaspoon per 10 lbs. Another was 1 teaspoon per 10 lbs. Be sure to start with a very low amount and gradually work up to the amount you want to use…"
Diane replied to Stella's discussion Best way to help dry skin? in the group Doodle Grooming"I started putting coconut oil in Hurley's food about 4-5 weeks ago. We live in a very dry climate. I can tell a difference. His coat is so soft. I put the coconut oil in his food for one of his two meals and I put salmon fish oil in his food…"
Diane commented on GBK's group Las Vegas Area Doodles"I don't dare let Hurley see the slide show. He would not be pleased with us not getting him there. Looks like everyone had a great time."
Diane replied to Leslie Ashley's discussion Soft Serve...From Bad to Worse in the group The Food Group"Karen,
I even know that and still messed up. That is what happens when trying to respond to a doodle situation while playing catch with my own doodle. Thank you for catching my mistake. I feel pretty dumb about now….…"
Diane replied to Kristine Fraehsdorf's discussion stinky puppy in the group Puppy Madness"I don't know if this will help but I usually rinse Hurley off once a week, shampoo him every two weeks with a shampoo that does not dry out his skin. He goes to the groomer every 4-6 weeks.
I recently started adding coconut oil to…"
Diane replied to Leslie Ashley's discussion Soft Serve...From Bad to Worse in the group The Food Group"Switching her food will upset her digestive system. My suggestion is you keep her on one specific puppy food, add cooked white rice and mashed up cooked sweet potatoes or pumpkin. The additions I mentioned should help settle her stomach…"
Diane replied to Genevieve Walters's discussion trimming hair above eyes in the group Doodle Grooming"What a cutie!!!! I am going to give you my opinion and what I have read or heard and I imagine others will probably do the same.
The hood area can be cut back sufficiently so the doodle can 'see' and it can be kept a bit longer (as…"
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- About Me:
- I am retired, married and a grandmother who is daily doing what I love most. Enjoying family, running, strength training, cycling, teaching indoor cycling, teaching a Healthy Back class, TaiChi,Yoga and helping others get fit. I am a certified personal trainer with a goal of helping others in my age group to improve their life style through exercise and good eating habits. My husband and I like to mt cycle, hike, etc. We fell in love with Labradoodles after dog sitting our kid's doodle on several occasions. We hope to train Hurley to become a certified Therapy Dog.
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- What Type of Doodle(s) do you have? What are their names? Tell us about your doodle(s) or any other pets you have!
- Our Labradoodle is named Hurley. He is a wavy fleece. We also have two 19 year old cats. We now only have one 20 year old cat. Shibaka died a few months ago but Nicho, a really sweat petite Burmese, continues to do well.
- Where did you get your doodle(s)?
- Breeder
- Why did you choose a doodle rather than another breed or mix?
- Because they are quiet, smart, loving, caring, don't shed and great for people with allergies. They are truly special and simply beautiful inside and out. Our Hurley is our buddy. He follows us everywhere and sleeps on our bed at night. That started very early. We swore we weren't going to let him do that but he wasn't with us 2 months and we changed his sleeping quarters from the crate to the bed and he has been there ever since. At 50 lbs he takes up a lot of room but we don't care. At least my husband doesn't care because Hurley sleeps at the end of the bed on my side so I have come up with some creative sleeping positions so I don't disturb Hurley.
- What are Your Favorite Things to Do With Your Doodles?
- He was 3 1/2 months old when we got him. He turns one year on Nov 29th. From the time we picked Hurley up at the airport we immediately fell in love with him and consider him a member of our family. We take him for walks, to the grandkid's ball games, to play with the kid's doodle and their other dogs, and he romps with several dogs that his trainer takes to the park a couple of times a week. He takes short runs with me, very short and only a couple of days a week. After he is 18-24 months I will gradually start increasing the mileage. I look forward to Hurley running with me and going on trail runs. We look forward to taking him to the mountains for long walks in summer and playing in the snow in winter.
- Does your doodle(s) shed?
- Nope!
- Who grooms your doodle(s)?
- We found a groomer who is good at trimming Labradoodles.
- Favorite Doodle Products?
- Still exploring various products but we have a personal trainer who comes to the house to work with Hurley and us. She has offered suggestions that we are finding Hurley seems to enjoy.
- Relationship Status:
- Married
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Comment Wall (19 comments)
- At 12:37pm on March 20, 2013,
Marnie, Stanlee's Mom said…
I hope Hurley feels better soon.
- At 2:48pm on December 18, 2012,
Laurie, Fudge & Vern said… Thank you for the great Christmas card. Hurley is such a good looking Doodle. I love his coloring. Have a wonderful Holiday!
- At 7:16am on November 20, 2012,
Margaret & Pebbles said…
Diane your photos are beautiful!! And what a gorgeous doodle you have!!
- At 2:28pm on November 3, 2012,
Heidi Magyar said…
Hi Diane - We have traveled all over Europe & Scandinavia on our bikes. Our first trip was a guided one in Loir Valley, France. We were with a big group and you had to wait for some and others were way ahead! So we decided to do the self-guided tours. They are wonderful - You use a company and they book all you reservations and take you luggage from place to place. All you have is a map and bad directions! They do give you a GPS now if you get into trouble. We have only called once in over a dozen trips because Carl's bike frame broke! It's like a scavenger hunt to find the next city! We use Discover France, Pure Adventures, Scanam and Irish Cycling Safari in the past and they have been great. The first one was Duvine Adventures, which is very expensive but sure got us hooked! Do a wine tour first (if you like wine!) very fun! If you want any info let me know - I keep up with it all and we are planning a trip to Holland soon!
- At 10:45am on November 2, 2012,
Sheila & Finnley said… Hi Diane ~ I just wanted to say thanks for not thinking I was crazy with the possibility that maybe that tree could have a bear trying to climb it. Some folks got a little bit sarcastic about the idea. Obviously Jane didn't know what it was, and posted the pic for feedback. So it was nice to get a friendly "could be" opinion.
Hurley is beautiful ! I love his name too.
- At 8:59am on November 1, 2012,
Hurley is a doll! We had a personal trainer come to the house in the beginning and it was ok. But I really wanted Remy & Roux to be with other dogs too. That didn't work out at thier other class either because they were the only ones!! Doggie day care occ. and the dog park have helped!
Sounds like you are very active - we are too. My husband and I were doing week long self guided tours on our bikes everywhere and I am a big yoga person - just got back from class! Namaste!
- At 3:11pm on September 7, 2012,
GBK said… Diane,
Hurley wouldn't be allowed to come to the nosework class, but you and your husband are welcome to check out the training.
All dogs are crated, no meet and greets. This is actually a sport that dogs that don't get along with other dogs can safely compete, learn and have fun.
- At 3:49pm on August 23, 2012, GBK said…
Diane, if you interested in meet ups and other fun stuff to do with Hurley, we have a LV group like Linda mentioned:
http://www.doodlekisses.com/group/lasvegasareadoodles
Would love to meet you and Hurley. If your free this Sat. early morning we are meeting at Bark Park for a little romp around 7:00am. Join us if you want :) I too am so glad you joined the photography group!
Gina, Buddy and Kona (GBK)
- At 8:30am on August 22, 2012,
Linda and "Toby" said… I LOVE your photos, by the way! I'm so happy you've joined the Photography group. :)
- At 8:26am on August 22, 2012, Linda and "Toby" said…
That would be fun. I really should socialize Toby more. He plays often with my daughter's Lab and Bull-Mastador, but I don't take him to the dog parks much. He's met some aggressive dogs that have made him wary of dogs he doesn't know. Have you met up with any of the other local doodle owners in the "Las Vegas Area Doodles" group? They get together quite often for romps at the parks, walks in the mountains, and even swim parties - lol! They are all very nice people - especially GBK (Gina). She and both of her doodles are sooo sweet.
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