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Welcome to the family little Charlie aka Asherance saffron sunset reign. We cannot thank Nicole enough for trusting us w...
10/05/2026

Welcome to the family little Charlie aka Asherance saffron sunset reign. We cannot thank Nicole enough for trusting us with this special little lady.

All of our babies now have their new families 🥰
23/05/2025

All of our babies now have their new families 🥰

Mercy macaw decided to fly down and check the puppies out 🥰 she's very confident and they learnt quickly who was boss 🤣
10/05/2025

Mercy macaw decided to fly down and check the puppies out 🥰 she's very confident and they learnt quickly who was boss 🤣

Some fun out in the yard for the first time.
10/05/2025

Some fun out in the yard for the first time.

Settling in a New Puppy1. Prepare the SpacePuppy-proof your home: Remove hazards like cords, small objects, and toxic pl...
10/05/2025

Settling in a New Puppy

1. Prepare the Space

Puppy-proof your home: Remove hazards like cords, small objects, and toxic plants.

Set up a safe zone: Use a crate or a playpen with a bed, water bowl, chew toys, and puppy pads.

Choose a calm time to bring them home: Avoid busy or noisy periods.

2. First Days at Home

Stick to a routine: Feed, walk, and sleep at consistent times to help your puppy feel secure.

Introduce family slowly: Let the puppy explore and meet people one at a time.

Short alone times: Practice leaving them alone for a few minutes to build independence.

3. Build Trust

Use gentle voices, avoid yelling.

Let them come to you — don’t force cuddles or interactions.

Use positive reinforcement (treats/praise) for good behaviour.

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Toilet Training a Puppy

1. Set a Schedule

Take your puppy out:

First thing in the morning

After meals

After naps

After play

Before bed

Every 1–2 hours during the day (especially for very young puppies)

2. Pick a Toilet Spot

Always take them to the same area outside.

Use a command like "toilet" or "go potty".

3. Praise & Rewards

The moment they go, say "Yes!" and give a treat and cuddles.

Don’t wait to reward — timing is key.

4. Watch for Signs

Look for sniffing, circling, or whining — these often mean they need to go.

5. Accidents Happen

Don’t punish — it causes fear and confusion.

Clean with an enzyme-based cleaner to remove odours.

6. Crate Training Helps

Dogs naturally avoid soiling where they sleep.

Use a crate that’s just big enough to lie down and turn around.

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Bonus Tips

Stick to the same food at first to avoid tummy upsets.

Gradually introduce new experiences (e.g., car rides, visitors).

Socialise gently — meet friendly, vaccinated dogs in controlled environments.

Be patient — some puppies take weeks to get the hang of toilet training.

Introducing your new puppy Step-by-Step Introduction at Home1. Scent FirstBefore they meet:Swap bedding or use a cloth t...
10/05/2025

Introducing your new puppy

Step-by-Step Introduction at Home

1. Scent First

Before they meet:

Swap bedding or use a cloth to gently rub each dog and let the other sniff it.

This helps them get familiar with each other’s scent in a non-threatening way.

2. Initial Visual Introduction (Separated)

Use a baby gate, playpen, or even separate rooms with a barrier (like a screen door) so they can see and smell each other but not touch.

Do short sessions a few times a day with calm praise and treats.

3. Controlled First Meeting Indoors or in Your Secure Backyard

Choose a neutral-ish room or a quiet backyard spot (if safe for the puppy).

Keep both dogs on a loose leash or have one on a leash and the puppy free if they're too small.

Let them sniff and interact for a few seconds, then call them away and reward both.

Repeat short sessions, gradually increasing time together.

4. Monitor Closely

Watch for body language: wagging tails, play bows = good; stiff bodies, growling, or intense staring = intervene.

Stay calm. If you’re anxious, your dogs might pick up on it.

5. Give the Older Dog Space

Make sure your resident dog can retreat if they need a break. Don’t force them to interact.

6. Feed Separately

Always feed them in different spots until you’re sure there’s no food aggression.

Some of my siblings are leaving this weekend, and I still don't have a family to call my own 😭😭😭
07/05/2025

Some of my siblings are leaving this weekend, and I still don't have a family to call my own 😭😭😭

Big day for our little fluffballs!Our 8 gorgeous cocker spaniel puppies had their big outing today—to see their Aunty Li...
04/05/2025

Big day for our little fluffballs!

Our 8 gorgeous cocker spaniel puppies had their big outing today—to see their Aunty Liz at Rainbow Bridge Vet!

They were absolute champs for their vaccinations, loved their treats, and soaked up all the smooches and snuggles from Liz.

We’re so lucky to have such a kind and gentle vet who treats every pup like her own.

Next stop: more cuddles, nap time, and puppy play!

We still have 3 little boys looking for their future slaves!!@ ready to leave in a week 😍😍
02/05/2025

We still have 3 little boys looking for their future slaves!!@ ready to leave in a week 😍😍

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