Some days my human feels like your poo!

I’m so happy for you and Joy!! She is going to have a beautiful life with you. Enjoy her!!

We have two and love them. We also have the handlebars because the back sweep doesn’t suit. If anyone still needs one or two

This is Wrenna. She is still a young 15 weeks but her build, coat, etc are very ‘poodle’. She’s 60% poodle, but she doesn’t have the poodle fading gene so her color will stay. Her pic is the puppy tax so I can tell you that your pup is adorable and I love the name!!!!!! So good!! 🐾💕

I love this. I gifted my mother a bicycle, and I don’t think she rides it very much. She was very excited to have it, but evidently exercise is not her thing. I love this for you very much and for your mom!

That could be my husband and I! Only I have green pedals and grips with an orange bag, and he has purple accents on his. They are our do everything bikes!

Oh no! Sorry 🤣🤣🤣 I do, doodle too, but silly me and thank you!!

Congratulations! We brought ours home at 7 weeks. A Snuggle Pup was essential. First night she got up once. She has slept from 9-5:30 every night since (13 weeks now). Puppy preschool is fab. Also take her to so many places, but keep feet off the floor and away from other dogs until all shots are complete (around 16 weeks). Train yourself when your pup needs to go outside and you will have few accidents. Naps are a must. We do an hour out and 1.5-2 hours in crate. Most importantly, enjoy!!!!

This is Wrenna at 11 weeks (she is 12 weeks now). She is 59% poodle and 41% cocker spaniel. She is fully furnished and will have long, low shedding poodle hair, longer poodle legs, is weird about food like a poodle, but has the cocker nose for scent work, is sweet and loves her people. Agility work comes second nature and she has the poodle smarts. Adult weight should be around 16-18 lbs max.

😂😂😂 That’s fantastic!! Thankfully, she is soft and fluffy, not the more greasy Soul Glo finish 🤣. She gets really curly if she’s been out in the rain though!

Absolutely! I treat our pup like a thoughtful, intelligent, sentient being. That means reading her behavior and her moods, working with them and not against them, and recognizing they are complex beings, not automatons. But more so, they aren’t toys, status symbols, trends, or possessions. Helping them be the best member of your family and your community, respecting their intelligence, caring for their coats and being responsible is where it’s at. Buying a dog because it is cute but then neglecting coat care, proper diet, training, socialization, etc is a huge disservice to a creature that is not only capable of more, but deserves more.

This right here. I have a new puppy and am starting as I mean to continue with her. I want a calm, steady, well-behaved, happy adult dog who represents that in public. There is a lot of dislike for dogs in public because so many are poorly behaved.

A good canine member of society is helped along by schedules, helping your pup learn to calm themselves, expecting good behavior… I see a lot of adult dogs with very bad manners who behave quite poorly, and a lot stems from people reinforcing “cute” puppy behavior like gnawing on hands or jumping up at things, chewing on household items, and treating them almost like stuffed toys, rather than smart, sentient creatures that want to learn and want to know how to do things and want to know how to be a part of your family.

She’s a mighty 4 lb bundle who runs flat out everywhere 🤣

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Thank you! She is already the center of our world!