Breeding Wonderful Family Members Since 2013

I began this journey of breeding Sheepadoodles with a very dear friend in 2013 and it has become a passion of mine and this is what I get to do everyday!  I would have never guessed that I would love breeding dogs so much and I am very blessed to be able to do it full time.  

My husband and I live in a 1907 farm house on 6 1/2 acres.  It is a perfect setting to raise our dogs and puppies as they have lots of room to romp and play.  We have built a fully insulated 2 room infant nursery with heating and air, heated floor and puppy cams so that I can monitor the puppies and mommas at all times.  Mommas will stay in the infant nursery with their babies until they are 4 weeks old and then everyone is moved to the toddler nursery and mom will stay in with them at night until they are fully weaned.  The toddler nursery is where puppies will stay until they go home with their new families.  There are 4 indoor areas with heat and air and each has a very large outdoor area for the puppies to romp and play.   Puppies begin to learn to use the doggy door at 4-5 weeks to go outside to potty and are fully doggy door trained at 5-5 1/2 weeks old.  Our adult dogs rotate from our large outdoor kennel to inside our home as we love our special furry family members to be a part of our daily lives.  We have recently built an extra kennel for boarding and for a holding area.  We offer free boarding to all our guardian families and will board them in the new space if we have mommas whelping in our home, otherwise they are in with us and our other pooches.  I am excited as we are in the process of building a grooming and wash room!   Photos of nurseries and kennels are below.  Families are welcome to walk through the areas by a live video chat with me as we do not allow people to go into those areas unless you are staff, they are sterile to out puppies and dogs. 

Our dogs are a very important part of our family and we love them dearly.  We have 4 mommas and 1 stud living with us, but most of them live in guardian homes.  My desire is to grow this business as there are so many families wanting a puppy, but provide love and care to each one of our dogs.  In order to do that, I place most of our mommas and some studs in homes where they will get to spend their lifetime with families that love them and are a part of their daily lives.