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Its been a while
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nancy, Ned, and Clancy Oct 22, 2012. 13 Replies 0 Favorites
Well its been a while since I have been on this site. Here is an update.I was on here for a while trying to make a decision on a Goldendoodle, but have decided on a Cockapoo. Smaller dog is a bit…Continue
Tail Docking???
Started this discussion. Last reply by GBK Aug 24, 2012. 10 Replies 0 Favorites
Okay I know this is a Goldendoodle/Laberadoodle site. But we finally made a decision to go with a breeder for a Cockapoo. But most of, if not all the breeders in this area so far dock the tails of…Continue
Doodles and other dogs need help...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Charlotte and Bo Jul 2, 2012. 10 Replies 1 Favorite
Just got done watching "Animal Cops" on Animal Planet. I was looking to get a Goldendoodle from a breeder, but have decided to go through a rescue group. Don't know if I will get a Doodle though. I…Continue
Doggy Playground
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kimberly Risley Jul 2, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
Does anyone have one for their front or back yard? We have a court yard that I'm thinking of making into a playground for the dog we will get. It's about 20ft by 27ft. Bigger with the tile part, plus…Continue
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Mimi Linna, Lilly and Lolly replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion In Wait Mode in the group Waiting for New Puppies
Andrea Johnston replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Jill hi again sorry for the delay. Normally I would say avoid all large beef bones as they are really dense and pose a tooth issue. A good substitute for that would be a pork hock which mine have no problem with. It does have some meat on it and…"
Kimberly Risley added a discussion to the group Waiting for New Puppies
In Wait Mode
I email our breeder to see how the "mating" went with Sammy (Dad) and Tia (Mom). This is what our breeder said "Well hoping she took as she was not a willing candidate." Our breeder said she should know for sure in about 4-5 weeks, then would email everyone.. As this litter is completely sold. Although our breeder said "Tia" is a reliable mom as she normally breeds on time. Well keeping my figures crossed that the mating took.. She does have two other mom's that will be breeding in 2013 along…See More
Trudy Harlow replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"No beef bones, period. All are too dense for dogs' teeth. When I feed beef shank, I remove the meat and dig out the marrow for my dog, then either store the bone for my own use (stock) or toss it. If your dog is getting bone…"
Jill & Woody replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Thank you very much for the advice...When you say that the dogs should not have the large weight bearing bones, what exactly do you mean? I have been giving my dog a beef marrow bone from the grocery store once a week..I get it cut to about…"
Kimberly Risley replied to Kim Starbuck's discussion Looking to adopt a tween to adult doodle"Yes also there are other private dog rescues that specialize in poodle mixes. Also petfinder.com is a good source. You have to type in "poodle" but will come across different poodle mixes.
We ended going through a breeder and now waiting…"
Andrea Johnston replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Jill, you will hear bone being crunched up and some small pieces will come off but they don't splinter. Bones only splinter when they are cooked and that's when they are dangerous. Turkey drums are very good to start with but I have known…"
Jill & Woody replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"He usually is not a gulper..though, by finding the vertebrae ..ugh, who knows! So would a turkey drumstick be the best to start out with? I think I am most nervous about pieces of the bone splintering off.."
Andrea Johnston replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Chicken necks are mostly bone, not enough meat at all. Also they can be a real choking hazard if you have a gulper. I don't feed them for that reason. I am not sure how long you've been feeding raw but some dogs new to raw have some…"
Andrea Johnston replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Yes sorry my fault, cannon butt is really loose stools. If you have this moderate the diet. Too loose means too much meat and not enough bone. Hard, white stools mean too much bone, so feed a meatier meal.
As an example, I feed chicken as the…"
Jill & Woody replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Yes, cannon butt is the loosies. I also have a question regarding raw. I used to top off his food (The honest kitchen) with chicken necks..then I noticed he would throw up at night, and I would actually see the little vertebrae in his…"
Joani Finazzi replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Thank you ever so much for responding. I have been trying to do as much research as I can and learn for myself. My Vet is not real supportive, because of the samonella issue, he does admit it is a bigger issue for the humans handling the…"
Andrea Johnston replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Hi Joani, most chickens and turkeys are finished off on a corn/soybean based meal before slaughter. There is a vast difference between raw chicken and anything that is processed be it kibble or canned food. There is just such a big difference. So my…"
Joani Finazzi replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"I would like to know if chickens are corn fed, can that affect the dog if they are sensitive to corn? I am going raw and would like to give my doodle chicken...is it different from giving her the kibble that was chicken based? She has…"
Andrea Johnston replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"Hi Kimberly, it's wonderful that you are looking into a raw diet for your new puppy. It is the single most important thing you could do for your dog to help ensure a healthy life. I have been raw feeding for some time now, completely raw as in…"
Trudy Harlow replied to Kimberly Risley's discussion Feeding Raw? in the group Raw Food Eating Doodles"We feed Raw Meaty Bones -- that is, our dog eats the same sort of meat we do: a lot of meat with a little bone (but never beef bones). There is good evidence against mixing kibble with raw, so I can't recommend that. The easy…"
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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!
- We will be getting a Goldendoodle this year. Thinking of naming it Enzo but not sure yet.
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- At 12:43pm on June 26, 2012,
Laurie, Fudge & Vern said… Joanne wanted me to link this dog to you. I think she thought you might be interested.
- At 1:37pm on June 22, 2012,
Judy Ingram said… She has really great dogs and stands behind them. Wish I could afford one of the little ones.Tell her I sent you please!
- At 4:30am on March 13, 2012,
Tessa & me said… - Did you get my post? These comments seem pretty right on. I know you'll find the perfect addition with a bit of attention, research and planning. By the way: Tessa ( 10 months, now 41 pounds ( medium F1b)) chose our 5 pound kitten, Nellee, just before Christmas. They sleep together, play together... are bonded sisters. Your cat will help to raise your pup. My last one lived to 23 and loved each dog. These two now, are amazing. Tess is non aggressive, mellow, social and brilliant in mind, heart & spirit. Our family, happily thrives. Keep us posted... Tessa, Diane & Nellee
- At 8:13pm on March 10, 2012, Tessa & me said…
- I replied in the "general comments" in "Goldendoodles" to your specific post. Please look for it. Tessa is an F1b. And "the look" of each of these dogs is unique: some more poodle, some more golden. Look at the past dogs from your breeder... and the parents. Do your homework. This is a very serious adoption. Again, best of luck and enjoy... Tessa & Diane
- At 8:36pm on February 24, 2012,
Ann Kendig said… 
- At 7:10pm on February 24, 2012,
Lynette Main said… Kimberly,I"m looking for a place to rent for the winter. I"ve got THREE Goldendoodles. Do you know of any realators?
- At 5:07am on February 20, 2012,
Amy, Cubbie & Ollie said…
Welcome to DK!
- At 9:51am on February 19, 2012, Lynette Main said…
Welcome to Doodle kisses. If you love Doodles you'll love this site. Lots of friendly people and fun pictures of doodles.
- At 9:41am on February 19, 2012,
Nancy, Ned, and Clancy said… Welcome! This is a great place to share about doodles. There are many groups that you can join. For example, there are groups for grooming, nutrition, health/medical, types of doodles, puppy groups etc. Look at the top of your page and click on Groups - check them out. Enjoy!
- At 9:11am on February 19, 2012,
Jennifer,Chloe & Myla said…
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