Fine and Dandy AussieDoodles
We breed Mini AUSSIEDOODLES
and Medium Size Parti Poodles
28 to 40 pounds
Due to Hurricane Helene that hit us hard in our mountains of Western North Carolina, a lot of our time is being spent on the clean up and the care and welfare of our dog and pups. Until we are caught up I will be posting the puppies in litter groups instead on individually. I am hoping by spring of 2025 to be able to go back to the individual postings of the puppies. Thank you for you patience. Laney
Puppies have arrived just in time for the holidays
We have had some of our most stunning litter yet this winter. Let's set up a zoom call and hear what you are wanting from your puppy journey
QUALITY LIFESTYLE, QUALITY DOGS
Our dogs have loved to get outside and enjoy the Nevada desert and now the North Carolina mountainside. Enjoy scrolling through these cool photos and check out the basic hiking tips and information at the bottom. Happy Trails!
Here are a few basic hiking tips and tricks for a fun, safe outing. Make sure your pet is allowed to hike with you. Some trails and locations don't allow dogs, or they may have restrictions. So, it's best to double-check before heading out.
DON'T FORGET THE WATER
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The National Park Service suggests following the B.A.R.K. protocol:
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Bag your pet's waste
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Always leash your pet
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Respect wildlife
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Know where you can go
Learn more about being a BARK Ranger here.
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Some locations have off-leash areas, or maybe you're blazing your own trail, but it's recommended to only let your pup off the leash if your dog listens to you and obeys verbal commands, if you can see them at all times, and if they'll come when called. Also, endeavor to keep them on the trail as much as possible. Dangerous things, like snakes, can linger off-trail.
When other hikers are approaching, give them a happy hello and stand to the side with your pup to allow them to pass. You greeting them, let's your dog know it's okay.
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Another tip to ensure you and your pup have a great time on the trail is making sure they have the appropriate flea and tick repellant. And, pack enough water for you and your dog to drink. Staying hydrated and cool is essential for dogs and people alike.
Once you're back from your hike, a cowboy bath may be in order! Check out how to do it here.
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Want to See More Pictures? Visit our Puppy Families page