Ten Acre Wood Doodles
•Goldendoodles
•Mountain Goldendoodles
•Springerdoodles
Established in 2016
About Us
We raise our pups following both Natural Rearing and Puppy Culture methods. Health wise, our pups nurse exclusively from their well fed mama for 3-4 weeks. Then we slowly wean them onto a raw (and some fresh) food diet with no kibble or processed food. We give them an herbal dewormer, that is effective and safe. We take them to the vet for a full health check, and there we get nosodes (homeopathic vaccines) that we give them orally. As young pups, there are studies showing that they don't form many antibiodies from traditional puppy shots, so they end up getting boosters and more shots overall, adding to their toxic load. To us, the risk isn't worth the small potential benefit. We also believe the choice whether to vaccinate should be the pups new family's to make. All these things are part of being a natural rearing breeder, which gives them a great start, and if mostly continued, should greatly minimize future vet expenses and extend their lives. I truly believe they are leaving us with amazing and strong immune systems, ready to face the world!
As for training, we follow the Puppy Culture program. This program helps to make the puppies very well adjusted, socialized, and easy to train. Some Puppy Culture protocols include ENS (early neurological stimulation), introduction to new and different experiences through fear periods, introduction to different people and animals, potty training on wood pellets, manding (sitting vs. jumping for attention), crate training, and some temperament testing to help place pups in the best and most fitting homes.
Current and planned pups
We are expecting our next litter of Medium sized Mountain Goldendoodles (Bernadoodle × Goldendoodle) to arrive around July 11th! Both parents of these pups are health tested, well adjusted, wonderful family dogs, both in homes with young children. Pups should be a beautiful variety of colors; tri, black with white, and merle. Please inquire and subscribe, if you would like more information or would like to reserve a pup from this litter.
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Traits:
Intermediate red, carries brown
FF ++ Eme KBKB ATAT Bb Mm SS (visible untested white markings)34 lbs
Wonderful, sweet, playful, mellow tempurment
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Diet and Health info
Diet Our pups are fed a raw (and a little fresh) food diet, and we hope you choose to continue this healthy path for your pup! Whether you choose to purchase a pre-made food or make your own, here is information to get you started. Brands that sell balanced pre-made raw (some offer fresh/cooked, too): •Hare Today •Viva Pets Raw •We Feed Raw •Titan •Northwest naturals •Albrights •Tuckers •Primal •Sojos •Honest Kitchen •Carnivore Complete These links have several recipes to use as a guideline if making your own. https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/starting-puppy-on-raw-diet/ https://foreverdog.com/resources/diet-food/ https://www.rawfeeding101.com/pages/free-raw-feeding-guide https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/5-simple-recipes-for-raw-dog-food/ Raw feeding video guides: https://youtu.be/DBMYK6h77c0 *Dr. Will falconer DVM and Dr Judy Morgan DVM are vets that I follow on FB and Instagram. I recommended learning from them! You can subscribe to emails, too. Supplements: •Whatever you choose to feed, a good multi supplement to fill in any gaps is recommended. We use and recommend NuVet Canine plus power or wafers. They use clean ingredients, source responsibility, and offer immune support helping to eliminate free radicals our pets are all exposed to. You can order here, and you'll need my breeder code, included in the link. https://www.nuvet.com/679602 These are all highly recommend to add to any diet. You can find them at many pet food stores or search online. •Canine probiotic •Digestive enzymes for dogs •Pancreatic enzymes for dogs •Omega 3 (Fish Oil or Sardines) •Colostrum (fresh or powdered) Nosodes (homeopathic vaccines): Vital Animal offers nosodes plus many other good natural health products, and educational resources. https://vital-animal.thrivecart.com/parvodistemper-nosode-kit/ Or order here: Holistic Pet Care https://holisticpetcare.com/articles/nosodes-for-dogs/ If you choose to go with standard vaccines, it's recommended to give 1 vaccine at a time, offering detox support before and after. Test titers before giving any boosters, as most vaccines, despite labeling, should last the life of the dog. Here's an good vaccine detox. The roots, Good Clean Pets Formula. https://therootbrands.com/product/pure-clean-pets/ Another good option for vaccine detox is Thuja. It's a homeopathic found at any local health food store, and is great to give before and after receiving shots. Heartworm and GI worm preventative and treatments: We use Fir Meadow, D worm A. It covers both GI worms and heartworm, so works as a great and safe Heart Guard alternative. They have other good herbal blends and items too, like EMF blockers for pets. We give the GI Soother for any upset tummies or with the introduction of a new food. https://www.firmeadowllc.com/ A Hawthorne Berries supplement works well for Heartworm, too. (my sister successfully treated her dog of Heartworm with this.) Fleas, ticks, Mosquitos (heartworm): Scalar wave flea and tick natural control is a tag they wear on their neck that prevents fleas, ticks, and Mosquitos for years. Order from: Www.fleasgone.com Also, I've used essential oils in a spray bottle and spray it on the dogs fur and collar in the morning and more often during the summer. I use a blend called TerraSheild. I can order that for you from doTerra if you'd like. There are other natural dog safe bug sprays, as well. Giving this Supplement, Nutri-Vet Brewers Yeast with Garlic Chewables, also helps dogs repel fleas and ticks. Rattle Snake Bite Support Kit https://www.thedogbreederstore.com/Snake-Bite-Support-Kit_p_136.html?fbclid=IwAR3IXSfJiJGvB7I5zPlxBlitMx_fgr6BVGS6XVqCQ6__EIqfl79LfAaJC8Q When to spay and Neuter Here's an article about the benefits of waiting to Spay and Neuter until after fully grown. https://valork9academy.com/2020/03/25/when-should-i-spay-neuter-my-dog/?fs=e&s=cl Recommend Vet: Dr. Bommi V. Reddy DVM, ND, MD *California Licensed Veterinarian *California licensed Naturopathic https://www.reddyforwellness.com/ 530-387-7103 -He see patients in person and over zoom
Recommend Items
•Crate (either small for now or larger with dividers) •Collar (I like the Martingale type, because it doubles as choker) •ID tag •Leash (and choker or harness if you get a standard collar) •Food and Water dishes (sturdy that won't tip when the edge is stepped on. I recommend stainless.) •Dog bed or blanket that fits inside crate •Healthy treats for training •Chew Toys (natural pig or cow hoof, bully sticks or cow esophagus are good options) •Brush & comb to prevent matting •Nail trimmers •Food (See diet info) •NuVet plus Canine wafers or powder https://www.nuvet.com/679602 •Gates or a pen to put around crate (to create a safe area when you're not 100% focused on watching your pup).