WARM HEARTS, FAMILIAR FACES

Meet the Doods!  At eight months old, they are ready to find their forever home for the holidays.
 

Older puppies are great because you get to skip the stinky process of potty training.

All the milestone vet visits have been taken care of for you and their chewing phase is mostly over. 

The personality of the pup is developed a lot so you can be confident in their character.

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- Ruth and Jason

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Earlier this year, I was approached by a local artist, Jason Faulkner, who was interested in breeding his female Aussiedoodle: Borealis, a black + white abstract, with long curly hair, golden eyes and an old soul personality. 

Borealis is an F1 doodle. Bori's mom is a Standard Poodle, her dad an AKC Australian Shepherd.

Jason was looking for a similar coat color and pattern in a sire which our Hippo just happened to be!

Fast forward a couple months and eleven puppies were born April 19th, 2024. In total, five males and six females, that Jason named after famous artists.

The first five-six weeks these puppies were raised at Jason’s house until they were ready for a farm yard setting on family land with ample room to run and scout in Lyndonville. 

We partnered up to find the puppies homes over the summer and fall, leaving only two left! 

Both Marina and Louise are now completely potty trained. They’re used to being in an enclosed yard with a fence at home with free range of the house at night. The young-Aussie pup “velociraptor” (aka destructive chewing) phase has been settling down according to Jason.  So he has let them sleep where they want, which is usually the couch or bed upstairs.

They’ve been exposed to plenty of car rides. Neither get sick. Jason regularly takes them on various hikes around Willoughby Lake where they meet and socialize with other people and dogs as well.  Louise and Marina have even spent time with me for a little while where I had the chance to love on them at my feet each day! 

Both are fully vaccinated. Louise has even had genetic testing done out of curiosity and the results came back perfectly normal.

Come meet us and the girls!

The price per pup for this litter has been $2,250 plus Vermont sales tax, where applicable.  For these last two, we are asking $1,950 to facilitate getting them into a forever home.  If budget is an issue but you are in love, please reach out. We will consider all reasonable offers for the right home. 

Offering zoom calls, site visits, and meet halfway at breeder’s discretion