Triple Lake Farms

12/24/2025

Waiting on Santa Paws!

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄
Feeling so grateful for this season, our animals, our kids, and everyone who has supported our breeding program and farm this year!

12/23/2025

First day learning how to be a farm dog for these two! They absolutely loved it🤎🖤

12/19/2025

This gang all got a clear vet check this morning and they can’t wait to meet their new families over the next few days!

These are all spoken for**** Visit our website for more information about future litters.

12/18/2025

Pinto Bean, Daisy, and Garry 🤎🖤🩶 the sweetest pups ever!

12/14/2025

Patrick’s main time to shine at the live nativity…he takes his role very seriously 🐪😂
Thank you Five Point Church for having us out!

12/14/2025

We love this breed for so many reasons, but how good they are with kids is at the top of the list 🤎

12/09/2025

Our newest girl to join our program, Gary!! We have been busy busy and social media took a back seat for a few days, but I’m back and so excited to show yall our new girl!

12/02/2025

🐾New Puppy Owners - read this!
My top 5 things to know before you bring home your new puppy!

1️⃣ Protect Your Puppy From Germs
They aren’t fully protected until they’ve had 4 rounds of distemper/parvo + rabies/bordetella.

-No rest areas/dog parks etc…
Use disposable potty pads in your vehicle for potty breaks if you’re traveling.

-No walks yet. Keep your puppy only on your own grass/ground until fully vaccinated.

-Limit handling. Too many people = too many germs and too much stress.

-Only let dogs you personally know and that are fully vaccinated around your pup.

-Do not put your puppy on the ground at the vet office

2️⃣ Give Them Time to Adjust
Your puppy is leaving their mama, littermates, routine, and familiar surroundings. This is a huge change for them and they need time to adjust to their new surroundings and family.
A little stress and crying is normal and can temporarily affect appetite, stool, and sleep.

3️⃣ Crate Training Is Key
We start the foundation here, but consistency at home is what makes it stick.
Puppies may cry at first, but crate training is the foundation of potty training and raising a confident, well-rounded dog.

4️⃣ Have a Play Pen
Having a safe place for your puppy to play when you can’t give your full attention is important. Chewing on random things in the house can be very dangerous for a puppy. It also helps prevent potty accidents. Puppies don’t naturally understand where to go, and giving them too much freedom too soon almost guarantees they’ll sneak off and p*e somewhere. A playpen or gated area keeps them in sight, reinforces your potty-training routine, and helps them learn the right habits from the start.

5️⃣ Teach your Kids
We are a kid-based breeding program, and all of our puppies are raised around our children. We focus heavily on breeding for calm, family-friendly temperaments.

However, even with a well-raised puppy, it’s still your job as the parent to teach your child how to properly interact with and handle a dog. Puppies need gentle hands, boundaries, and respectful behavior from kids to grow into safe, confident family companions.

11/29/2025

11/29/2025

Forgot to post this sweet picture I took last week of our baby weens! This group is so cuddly and calm🤎

All spoken for**