Peace Mountain Puppy

04/13/2025

Our little Hayden is such a gentle soul. These pups have my heart.

04/13/2025

Our little Oliver. Such a tenderhearted and precious boy! 💕💕💕 #ᴄᴜᴛᴇᴘᴜᴘᴘʏ

04/10/2025

I always love playtime with these little ones. These are our three available boys. They are available to go home May 1.

04/01/2025

Cutest little puppy noises!

Oliver Mini Golden

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04/01/2025

Turn your sound up!

Oliver making the cutest little puppy noises!!

04/01/2025

Cutest little yawn ever!

Hayden - mini Golden

03/17/2025

03/13/2025

Who all thinks this girl is spoiled? She has the prettiest babies and loves to eat her eggs and chicken. She of course has all the dog food in the world, but she knows it's time for the real food.

03/12/2025

Two of our cuties! Daphne and Nico! Thanks Sophia for the update! 

03/11/2025

We are so incredibly excited about our Spring babies! These little guys should be between 15 and 30 pounds as adults. Trust me when I say they have the absolute sweetest parents who are calm and loving. If you are looking for a potential therapy dog or emotional support dog, these should be excellent candidates.

03/11/2025

Brooks - Male Mini Golden

This little guy is absolutely precious. He is five days old and available to go home May 1.

03/11/2025

This little guy is just stunning! We expect him to be between 15 and 30 pounds as an adult. He is ready to go home May 1st.

02/20/2025

We are so excited for our first littler of Spring! Our Cookie girl is expecting some littles soon!

01/28/2025

CRATE TRAINING

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Crate training can be a game-changer for you and your puppy—but it’s not always easy to know where to start. Here’s a step-by-step guide to making crate training a positive and stress-free experience:

1️⃣ Create a Welcoming Environment
Your puppy’s crate should feel like their personal sanctuary. Line it with soft bedding, add a couple of their favorite toys, and toss in a treat or two. Consider placing the crate in a quiet spot where your puppy feels safe but still part of the family.

2️⃣ Introduce the Crate Gradually
The key is to build trust. Start by leaving the door open and letting your puppy explore the crate on their own. Use treats or kibble to lure them inside, and praise them when they step in. Remember: this is about creating positive associations.

3️⃣ Short and Sweet Sessions
Begin with short crate sessions while you’re at home. Sit close so your puppy doesn’t feel alone. Gradually increase the time they spend in the crate, always rewarding calm behavior.

4️⃣ Stick to a Routine
Puppies thrive on routine, so incorporate crate time into your daily schedule. Use the crate for naps and bedtime to help your puppy understand it’s a place for rest.

5️⃣ Practice Patience and Persistence
Your puppy might whine or bark at first. Resist the urge to let them out immediately; doing so reinforces the behavior. Wait until they’re calm, then open the crate. Consistency is crucial for long-term success.

6️⃣ Make Leaving and Returning Low-Key
When leaving your puppy in the crate, keep your goodbyes short and sweet. The same goes for greetings when you return. This helps reduce separation anxiety.
Crate training takes time and patience, but with these steps, your puppy will come to see their crate as their happy, safe place.

01/15/2025

Sweet Rudy!! Sorry Mark, I had to! He is so stinkin’ cute!

01/15/2025

Baby Bear is so adorable! He was not so sure about the snow!