Available Puppies
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Preparing For Your New Puppy
For The Ride Home
Puppies can get a little car sick or drool a bit as they travel for the first time. So bring these items:
Recommended Puppy Food
NutriSource: Small & Medium Breed Puppy
Our puppies are being served this premium food for optimal nutrition.
NutriSource® grain free formulas deliver compact nutrition and include prebiotics and probiotics to help support a healthy gut. Balanced Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids along with L-Carnitine, taurine, choline chloride and DL Methionine supplementation to promote heart health make NutriSource® grain free formulas stand out.
Recommended Health Supplement
NuVet Plus K9 Wafers
We highly recommend these supplements to help your puppy continue in great health!
- Supports immune system development
- Promotes healthy growth and development
- Helps maintain a healthy coat and skin
What Comes With Your Puppy
Bringing your new puppy home:
Preparing Your Home: Before bringing your new puppy home, ensure you have a puppy-proofed area set up with his bed, food, water, and toys. Remove any hazards or items that he could chew on or ingest.
First Introduction: When you first bring your puppy home, take him to the designated potty area outside. Use a consistent command for potty breaks, such as "go potty," and reward him when he goes in the right spot.
Exploring His New Home: Allow your puppy to explore his new surroundings gradually. Start with a small, puppy-proofed area and gradually introduce him to other rooms in the house.
Meeting the Family: Introduce your puppy to family members one at a time, in a calm and quiet environment. This helps him feel more comfortable and less overwhelmed.
Establishing a Routine: Set a schedule for feeding, potty breaks, playtime, and naptime. Consistency is key to helping your puppy adjust to his new home.
Crate Training: Introduce your puppy to his crate as a safe and comfortable space. Use positive reinforcement, such as treats and praise, to encourage him to enter the crate.
Supervision and Socialization: Supervise your puppy at all times, especially during the early days. Socialize him with other dogs and people to help him become a well-adjusted adult dog.
Basic Training: Start basic training early, including commands like sit, stay, and come. Use positive reinforcement to reward good behavior.
Health and Safety: Schedule a vet visit for a health check-up and vaccinations. Keep your puppy safe by removing any toxic plants or substances from your home.
Building a Bond: Spend quality time with your puppy, playing, training, and cuddling. This helps build a strong bond between you and your new furry friend.
Patience and Love: Above all, be patient and show your puppy love and affection. He is adjusting to a new environment and needs time to feel comfortable and secure.
Bringing a new puppy home is an exciting time, and with the right preparation and care, you can ensure a smooth transition for your new furry family member.
Dwayne Calhoun
November 27, 2019 11:35:18 AM
11/27/2019 - UPDATE: we have purchased our second Bernedoodle from Blessed Hope Kennels at the end of September. He was about 5 months old when we got him, now 7 months. He has the same parents are our first dog. Very similar personalities, but still different. Both dogs are very smart… ... read more
Amanda Watkins
February 2, 2021 08:57:40 AM
Update, Charlotte is doing very well. She is the sweetest and happiest dog that I have ever owned. If and when we decide to adopt another goldendoodle we will be returning to Blessed Hope Kennels! Very professional and responsive! We couldn't be more happy with our new F1 Goldendoodle!
Ciara Smith
February 24, 2025 01:58:36 PM
Amazing experience with Blessed Hope! We’ve had our sweet girl Calah (previously Mizzi) for a few days now and she’s an angel. Already picked up potty training and loves her crate. The whole process of reserving and picking up was easy and communication was excellent. Highly recommend gettin… ... read more