Owning a Dog - Things To Know Before Getting A Puppy
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Great advice. We have had our mini Goldendoodle since February. It has been a lot of work. Don’t forget to mention the time it takes for potty training. They have to be taken out frequently and watched constantly! Raising our puppy totally consumed my life for several months!
So true!!!
That's very good advice especially the training starting as soon as you get a puppy or even an adult dog. I know some people who ruin every dog and let them do what they want and therefore don't enjoy the dog. I love your videos because I feel you are down to earth and very practical and loving
I know! Those first few weeks are so important!
Erin,dont forget pet insurance.VERY IMPORTANT AND COSTLY,but so worth it.
About to be new puppy parents here. What is some benefits of pet insurance? How much is it? Who would be a reputable company to do business with? Thanks in advance.
Pet insurance will be there to help pay the bills.. depending on the coverage you choose, deductibles etc… when the unexpected happens. Torn ligaments, eating the wrong thing and it getting stuck , tumors etc are some things we’ve been glad for coverage for. Ours just paid 70% after the deductible for a $6,000 surgery that saved our Doodles life. Getting insurance early helps assure lower premiums as they age. We use and are happy with a company called Fetch. Have heard Trupanion is also good. Look for coverage that is far reaching, not having to add riders for everything as I have noted w AKC’s product. Do your homework and May your new family member bring you much joy! 🐾🐾
@@jasonclark3724 Hi.pet insurance is a must when getting a puppy.Its cost depends on what you want in your insurance just like human insurance.Ask your vet what insurance they take to help find one.When my shitzu was 7 months,she fell off a chair and broke a leg.I was at the vet ALOT with that one and the insurance covered %80.
Thanks for helping others!
It’s for the unforeseen. Not regular visits. It is very helpful
Thank you for this video. Appreciate it!
Thanks for watching
Great tips!
Thanks!
Great informative video. Thank you.
Your so welcome!
Love this. And the cute cuts at the end. Thank you
Oh you’re welcome! We did have fun with that! Haha
Great tips...and love the bloopers at the end :)...Happy Holidays
Thank you! Merry Christmas!
Love the outtakes..
Thank you!! 😆
I absolutely love this video thank you for telling people what to expect 🥰
Your welcome!
Erin, I loved this video!! So informative and loved the bloopers. 🤪
Thank you!
This was good sound advice, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
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Loved behind the scenes bloopers at the end lol!😍 Great video!!
Thanks!
Love the bloopers!
Thanks!!
So glad things went well!! Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Happy holidays!
Awesome and informative video as always 😊. Your house looks beautiful decorated for Christmas 🎄. I hope you have a wonderful holiday 😊
Thank you! Kids are out now!!! Woohoo!
Excellent video.
Thank you!
Great tutorial…what you have said is so true..
Thank you!
Great advice. BTW love the bloopers….keeping it real.
Heheh always trying to have fun!
This video helped me a lot about learning about my new puppy. Thank you so much and I love the tips.
Your so welcome!
What a great video
I’ve had dogs my whole life and still found this useful! Thanks
And what a cute end hehe
Thank you!
Love the advice for getting a new puppy and the bloopers at the end, priceless😂!!
Thank you!! Keeping it real!
Love the outtakes!!! Haha
Thanks! 😜
Funny out takes, the puppy is so cute 🥰
The puppy rolling off gets me every time!
And most of all try to find a breeder that’s honest. Lots look really good on the outside but they get puppies from mills. Unfortunately in this case the puppy and the owner is the ones that suffer. Once again I think you guys are just amazing! I wish we would be able to get another dog it would definitely be from you. Our dog is my husband service dog she is a great dog with all her health issues. Thank you again for sharing your life with us.
Thank you so much for your kind words and your welcome!
Such great advice! It’s sometimes hard to find responsible breeders. I’d love to get a pup from you. Wish I was closer. Best wishes from Canada! Lol at the bloopers…
Oh can we travel to Canada?! I wonder what their import rules are!
That was so helpful thank you I’m getting a golden retriever in 3 weeks and that video was amazing thank you so much 😊
I’m so glad!
Excellent advice ❤ We've always had dogs & our GoldenDoodle is certainly the highest maintenance one 😂 Seeing your little pups does make me want another though haha .... 😍
Anytime! I’ll help you out! 😂
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I love It !!!
Thanks!
I whish somebody had told us😁... Our little spoiled prinzess is a Bolonka -Mix and it took us a while with the little things to work... She is so smart and we figured out how to train her....but needed 4 years😕 ... Thank you for your tips... You're doing such a good job🥰
4 years! Y’all are dedicated!
Yes very true about everything, big commitment just like having kids. But so worth it. For some of us our fur babies are our kiddos. ❤
Bella is totally our first daughter!!!
Good advice. My Siberian Husky was a Christmas puppy. I got her December 23rd 2017. Hard to believe I had her almost 5 years. I bought her as a present to myself. I added a half sister February 16 2019. Training can be hard, but you can't give up. I know my first was a biting machine, I struggle for over a year with her. My 2nd was harder to potty train, but was never a biter/didn't chew on furniture etc. All dogs are different, different personalities and different issues you need to work on.
So true! Every dog is so different .
Love hue you explain about the cost and commitment a puppy requires and that you should get genetic health tested puppies. We have genetically health tested puppies. Our last puppy we kept has excellent health. So many people just want a cheap puppy with no regard to health or temperament. I may share your video with our current puppy owners getting their puppy soon
So true
Just got a German Shepherd puppy and man I am exhausted! But also completely besotted!
Awwww I love them.
I think it took me a good 4 months to think about getting a puppy. We adopted a adult golden and never had a puppy. I did a lot of research, reading, and lots of buying of supplies..lol! The first year I think can be the most expensive. But this is an outstanding video for those looking or considering a puppy. Having a puppy is a ton of work but so rewarding. I can’t imagine life without my Nala!
I’m glad Nala brings you so much joy!
You’re so right!! It is very expensive and such a big commitment. If anyone should be giving advice, it’s you!
Thank you!
@@DoodlesofNC 😊
Great advice Erin! I would also suggest looking into pet health insurance. A trip to the vet can be VERY expensive.
Ohh definitely! We regret not get insurance for our dog.
So true!
Very true ! I missed that one!
The puppy that fell off your lap, cute and hilarious 😂
Thanks! It cracks me up every time
Thank you lovely ❤I have been considering a puppy 🐶 for two years. I have followed you for quite some time now, at least I think 12 month’s + and have recently decided a mini or medium Golden Doodle is the breed of my choice 🥰 Do you have connections with any breeders in the uk? Many thanks and Merry Xmas 🎄
I actually don’t have any connections there! I wish I did!
Hi Erin:
I actually watched this not long after it was public and meant to comment but then... ummm well, I had five little nine-week old puppies in my tiny home at the time and you know how that goes. Now I'm down to one almost sixteen-week old pup, thank goodness.
Anyway, these are great tips for not only newby dog people but anyone who is getting a new dog and forgets some of the things that are involved. Your first point about even an older dog having things to work on is something I think many people forget. I have a service dog, and when we're out and I'm either teaching him something new or asking him to rework a task, I get comments like: I thought they're already trained."
Foundationally, yes. But it doesn't stop with the first trainer, assuming the dog came from a program. Anyway, having a "good" dog takes work and lots of it. But man, it's worth it in the end, even if there are days when you're like: AAAAAAHHH!
I keep thinking about your dogs longingly. In many ways, I don't think I can afford to keep up with all the grooming needs of a Golden Doodle unless I give up the other breeds I love--GSDs and rat terriers. But I also love the temperament and soundness a well-bred and well-raised Golden Doodle has, so... I dunno. Maybe you'll be able to persuade me fully with your content over time. Hee hee. I want to get one for all the right reasons though, not because everyone has one.
I will win you over for sure! That is so true that all dogs can be worked with and made into a “good dog”.
@@DoodlesofNC You probably will, too. :) Although you might find me a bit obnoxious because I am super detail oriented, I don't do anything on a whim, and when it comes to purchasing a dog, I'm all about establishing a solid relationship with the breeder first because I think it's important we all feel good about each other and are on the same page. (I work for a small breeding program, have purchased a dog from a breeder before and have learned a ton. I'm intimately involved with most aspects of my breeder's program and I can better empathize with many aspects of breeding that most wouldn't/know very little about... Oh, and I spend a good portion of my time educating our buyers about the importance of choosing for temperament and structure before visuals, though we do take families' visual and color preferences into consideration when matching.)
Anyhoo, Ive got a ton of homework to do before bringing a Golden Doodle into my life, but when I apply, I'll be prepared and have tons of questions I'm sure. (I jokingly asked Meghan, my breeder, if she'd be okay crossing a Roo Roo rat terrier with a Golden Doodle and she said no. A Golden Roodle. Bah.)
A golden roodle, I love the idea. Hehe. One made just for you. I’m glad you know so much and can pick a breeder based on who makes you feel the best. Good luck!!
@@DoodlesofNC hey watch out, you may end up stuck with me as a client one day. 😃 I've been talking to Meghan about successors for my next service dog, so… He has a few years before he retires, but… Planning for another dog for me, takes several years, and I really like you. I'm so glad that TH-cam made your videos pop up on my feed.
@@DoodlesofNC but I promise that if I get a dog from you, I won't breed him/her to a Roo Roo rattie. Meghan would shoot me, and I don't want to ask you for help on raising and homing a litter of puppies. Aaack!
Great advice. Getting a puppy is like having another child, a huge responsibility and you get out what you put in in terms of training. Puppies are for life and not just for Christmas.
So true!
We lost our little boy Bearish last Tuesday and we are devastated. 🥺🐶🥺
Oh my goodness I am so sorry to hear that.
When we are talking to prospective puppy parents (especially if they've never owned a golden before) we always tell them what to expect and don't sugar coat anything. The last thing we want is to have to rehome a puppy. Something else to mention is how they are bad to chew on/eat things that can make them sick or kill them. We just learned of one of our past doodles that died from eating something they shouldn't. She had just turned two 😥
Oh that is so sad, what was it?
@@DoodlesofNC All I know was it was a bowel obstruction 😢
Question: Bella is such a beautiful dog. At one point, did you breed her. Sorry if you explained this before but your old videos go only back a year and I am assuming if she is 11 years old, she must have stop having babies around 9 years old
Yes she had babies when she was much younger!
I have a potty training question. Our puppies are just about nine months and and. we are not home throughout the day to put them on our bathroom schedule. They are good with the P pads most of the time and sometimes their hands and feet are on them but somehow Smiths. Do you have any suggestions on getting them on the schedule in the situation?
Definitely check out Baxter and Bella! Use the code doodlesofnc to get 25% off. They can help you with lots of training questions ! But my biggest idea to start with - is containing them in a small enough area but they’re going to hold it. If they are nine months old, they should be able to hold it throughout the day at least four hours at a time.
What do you think about elders getting a puppy? My husband and I are both 75, very active. I walk 30 miles a week. Our daughter says we are too old to get a puppy. Your ideas?
We got a puppy at 75. He's given us lots of laughs and is now starting to settle down at 9 months. Older, trained dog would certainly be easier. Check out TH-cam channel Dreamgaits for a recent video comparing puppy vs. older dog. Our puppy came from this breeder, and now she has some adult dogs to rehome. We had lost a beloved old dog and didn’t want to wait “forever” for a totally suitable solution.
It think you sound like An amazing family for a puppy. But knowing you could have a back up family would be a great idea!
Thanks for helping the community!
Consider this, if puppy/dog lives for 10-15 years, will you still be able to care for them at 85-90yrs? Sadly I see seniors that having to give up their dogs because they themselves are now disabled and the dogs are horribly maintained/sickly too. Also a highly energetic dog would definitely be challenging. Most of the GSD in my area are way too much dog for the owners, even the men.
An ultimate lap dog, perhaps might be fine.
I've made the mistake of taking my dog almost everywhere for years but now when we leave him occasionally he barks and scratches at the door. Do we just keep him at home when we leave until he starts getting used to it. Appreciate any tips. TFS
Oh no! Give it time for sure. You took him every where for years, so it will take time to break down that he’s not going. But a busy toy that’s only for when you leave could be helpful. A frozen kong with peanut butter? Or a treat puzzle? I hope this helps.
@@DoodlesofNC Thanks. Good idea. I'll try to find something that keeps him entertained when we leave.
Where do you feel doodles fall on the energy spectrum?
Depends! Most I would say need at least 2 30 min walks!
Similar to a poodle, high energy hunting water dog. All the doodles in my area, especially the larger ones, lots of energy, too much for a child under 10yrs, especially if the dog decides to take off running/lunging. Owners are ignorant/naive to what training is required.
The poodles are better behaved because the family understand the training requirements.
What is the oldest family you would sell a puppy to?
Any age. It’s not about that it’s about their level of physical activity. Anyone isn’t promised tomorrow ya know?
Someone please help me. I got a cockapoo at 8 weeks old. She’s about 10 weeks now. I’m having serious bitting issues with her . I have read just about everything I could online on, how to redirect your puppy when they are bitting. I have bought toys, bones and tons of teething toys. I’m marked all over my arms from her. The simple bit as turned into a clamp down growling bite. If I can’t get her too stop, I will have to rehome her. The breeder that I bought her from her just keep saying she didn’t bite when they had her “ . She was only 8 week old by the time I picked her up. I’m just devastated over all of this. Daisy deserves so much better, but her aggressive behavior will lead me to rehome her. Can someone give me some directions of what else I can do. This envelope is simply not healthy for either one of us.
Definitely join Baxter and Bella. They have amazing trainers you can zoom with . Showing them exactly what she’s doing will help. We love yak cheese, frozen wash cloths, frozen peanut butter filled kongs. When she does that you need to place her in her crate so she knows it’s a separation and the behavior isn’t ok. If your nervous about reaching for her - have a long leash where you can get to her easily. I hope this helps.
What kind of dog food do you recommend
We love Fromm dog food!
Or you could have the expense I just had for my kitten 3000+ for nasal polyp removal.
Woah! That is a lot. Your kitten is lucky to have you.
Talk about all the money you freaking make from running a puppy mill!!!
Thanks for sharing
I hope you won’t take this the wrong way. But I think if Erin did the videos on her own without her husband “directing operations” she would come across as far more natural. I just get the impression it’s far too “staged”
This video was definitely more planned because of the topic! But the others are me and him working together. 😍
I thought the staged look was very comical. Kinda like take 1 take 2. I thought it was intentional. I just returned to watch the puppy fall from your lap in a coma. It just takes the edge off a bad day. 😆
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Adopt don't shop
Thanks for sharing
Stop breeding
Thanks for sharing
You make hundreds of thousands of dollars exploiting your dogs
Definitely not that much. But thanks for sharing