Welcoming a new pup into an Aussie home is a ripper moment, but the weeks that follow shape how that dog handles the world for life. Between the thump of…
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Puppy Socialization Checklist: People, Places and Sounds
Helping your puppy enjoy car rides without fear
Most new puppy owners eventually face the same frustrating scene: the moment the engine turns over, the puppy starts whining, drooling, or pressing itself…
Best Dog Beds for Orthopedic Support in Growing Doodles
Doodle breeds - those delightful Labradoodles, Goldendoodles, Cavoodles and Bernedoodles - grow at an astonishing pace. A pup that fits in your lap at eight…
How To Handle A Doodle Puppy Who Nips During Play
A Doodle puppy who nips during play is usually showing normal puppy behaviour rather than aggression. Labradoodles, Goldendoodles and other Poodle crosses…
Understanding the Doodle’s Need for Mental Stimulation
Doodles are often described as cheerful, trainable family dogs with low-shedding coats. Their Poodle heritage helps explain those qualities, while the other…
How to Choose Puppy Vitamins and Supplements Wisely
Puppies grow rapidly, so it is natural to wonder whether their diet needs extra support. Bright eyes, strong bones, healthy skin and steady development all…
The Benefits of Clicker Training for Doodle Puppies
Doodle puppies are often bright, social and eager to interact with people. Whether your new companion is a Labradoodle, Cavapoo, Goldendoodle or another Poodle…
How to Puppy Proof a Backyard for a Digging Doodle
A Doodle puppy can turn a neat backyard into a network of shallow trenches in a single afternoon. Labradoodles, Goldendoodles, Cavoodles and other Poodle…
What to Feed a Doodle Puppy for a Healthy Coat
A Doodle puppy’s soft, curly or wavy coat depends on much more than grooming. Nutrition supplies the building blocks for healthy skin, strong hair follicles…
How to Teach Your Puppy to Walk Calmly Past Distractions
A puppy walk is more than exercise. It is a moving lesson in attention, emotional control and confidence. Cars, cyclists, barking dogs, children, rubbish…