Want a designer dog, but not the wild puppy phase?

These Newfoundland/Standard Poodle puppies include puppies, in training with me, beyond 16 weeks. They are healthy, robust, balanced puppies that are raised with positive life experiences, including a rich social life and stimulating physical environment. They have been raised with a modified Puppy Culture protocol and are raw fed/naturally reared for optimal gene expression and health outcomes. They are mostly through the sleepless puppy nights and wild, chewing phases. They have learned to have bite inhibition with their littermates and people and have learned proper social cues from their mama and siblings. They have been out in the world, learning about their environment. These pups will be a fabulous addition to your home and family. They will require continual reinforcement of their good behaviors and training once they go home. You will have to be consistent with this reinforcement to maintain the calm and easy-going demeanor that they will currently have. Coaching can be provided so that you have the puppy experience you are hoping for.

Multi-generation Newfoundland/Standard Poodle Pups

My Newfypoo pups are well balanced puppies that are easy to train and will be an incredible addition to any family that is willing to learn how to apply Perfect Pup principles for the emotional and physical health of their puppy. They are impressive dogs! They are food motivated. They are potty trained. They have good dog communication skills. They have learned to have good emotional intelligence and to have had many positive social experiences. They are learning to walk on leash and to take trips around town in the car. They are a happy, healthy, and delightful pups.

"Turn-key" Dogs

Let me say, the concept of a turn-key dog is very alluring. Having an animal that obeys your every command and does whatever you want, whenever you want sounds great. There are two ways to accomplish this. One is to love that dog so well that it absolutely adores you and it wants to please you in all things. The other is to force the dog using fear (in the form of intimidation and pain) to get the dog trained to do whatever you want, whenever you want it. Just put a shock collar on a dog and shock it whenever it does something you don't want...right? There are some serious casualties involved with this type of training that most people/breeders are using to get a "turn-key" dog. Can you imagine what you would have to do to get your children to obey your every command? Did you have a parent or relative that uses fear and pain to control others? How does it make you feel? My dogs are raised with love and trust building activities to prepare the puppy to seek out connection and to feel safe with you. They will want to learn. It will be your responsibility to learn to teach them with love and support. I can help you along the way. My puppy coaching sessions are very reasonably priced for my puppy buyers and very attuned to my dogs. I can help you take the Perfect Pup I send home with you and guide you as you help that puppy maneuver through puppyhood for the first few years. Then, you will have an amazing dog. There are a lot of very ethical, very educated dog trainers out there that I will lead you to, and I will help you see that dog training is actually, very easy. It does not require intimidation and infliction of pain. It can be positive and safe for all parties involved. You can have your dog that wants to obey you "almost all the time" because it trusts and adores you, and have a very fun and fulfilling life with each other.

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