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The pet store owners know it, the employees might know it- but the customer is completely in the dark. This is why we are here. Bailing Out Benji is a small nonprofit that started in Ames, Iowa and now has volunteer teams all over the country who are dedicated to raising awareness about the puppy mill industry. Volunteers from Bailing Out Benji devote their free time to researching puppy mills to create puppy mill maps for the worst states, as well as raise awareness about notorious pet stores and breeding operations with huge violations. To learn more about the puppy mills in your location, you can also go to our interactive website and search engine. To make this easier, we will be breaking our research down alphabetically by each pet store and connecting them to the various facilities they use. All of the breeders listed as associated with the pet stores sold puppies or kittens to them in the years , and .For any questions regarding the information presented below, please visit us on Facebook or contact us through the form below. To make a one time donation or to sign up to be a sustaining supporter to allow us to continue our various programs that expose the puppy mill industry, click the donate button below. Christie and Tom Nass. Pineville, Missouri- 24 adult breeding dogs. Coffeyville, Kansas- adults and 66 puppies. Kethchum, Oklahoma- adult breeding dogs and 39 puppies. Janet Donnelly. Inola, Oklahoma — 17 adult breeding dogs. Liberty, Kansas- 63 adult breeding dogs and 27 puppies. Anderson, Missouri- 13 adult breeding dogs and 10 puppies. Olpe, Kansas- adult breeding dogs and 34 puppies. This facility was named one of the worst puppy mills in the country in .Lorilee Thomas, Puppies Extraordinaire. Whiting, Kansas- adult breeding dogs and puppies with a history of violations including: dogs with hair loss, wires poking into kennels, excessively long toe nails, evidence of mice, etc. Seneca, Kansas- 72adult breeding dogs and 48 puppies. Purdy, Missouri- 65 adult breeding dogs and 21 puppies. Sumner, Missouri- 28 adult breeding dogs and 60 puppies. Louisburg, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 8 puppies. Scott Wheatcraft and Gaynetta Snyder, Precious paws. Browning, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 78 puppies. Sherry Curtis, Curtis kennel. Urbana, Missouri- 62 adult breeding dogs and 33 puppies. Shirley Cook. Urbana, Missouri- 89 adult breeding dogs and 43 puppies. Quapaw, Oklahoma— 53 adult breeding dogs and 80 puppies. Tina and Brandon Hough, Osceola Missouri- 48 adult breeding dogs and 17 puppies. Anderson, Missouri- 38 adult breeding dogs. Ruthie and Virgil Snodgrass, Quality Paws. Asbury, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 54 puppies. Vicki Duryea. Goff, Kansas- 43 adult breeding dogs and 32 puppies. West Point, Iowa- 73 puppies. Also owns Choice Puppies another broker out of Goodman, Missouri. Bradford, Ohio- 84 adult breeding dogs. Levi Graber, Blue Ribbon Puppies. Odon, Indiana— puppies. This puppy mill was also named one of the worst in the nation due to a huge campylobacter outbreak in Petland stores. Campylobacter is a zoonotic diseases that passes from puppies to humans. To learn more about Blue Ribbon Puppies, click here. Phil Hoover, Memphis Missouri- adult breeding dogs and puppies. Mary Friend. Ted and Brenda Ponting, Riverside Kennels. Hale, Missouri- 79 adult breeding dogs and 46 puppies. Ponting was named one of the worst puppy mills in the nation in due to consistently providing filthy water to her dogs and not having adequate shelter, she was later fined by the USDA. West Point, Iowa- adult breeding dogs and puppies. Neosho, Missouri- one of the largest puppy brokers in the country with 72 puppies on their premises at the time of last inspection. Canehill, Arkansas- 36 adult breeding dogs and 25 puppies. Beverly Fox, Lucky 13 Kennel. Ozark, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs and 17 puppies. Booneville, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs. Holly Burch. Cordell, Oklahoma- 64 adult breeding dogs and 32 puppies. Clifton, Kansas- adult breeding dogs and puppies. This breeder has been named one of the worst puppy mills in the country in , , and .Linda Brasher, Elite Puppies. Havana, Arkansas- 85 adult breeding dogs and 31 puppies. Mary Smith, Smiths Kennels. Salem, Missouri- 88 adult breeding dogs. Pierce City, Missouri- 28 adult breeding dogs. Mountainview, Arkansas- 56 adult breeding dogs and 29 puppies. Scranton, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs and 40 puppies. Shelley Cox, Big Creek Kennel. Maynard, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs. Sayre Oklahoma adult breeding dogs and 82 puppies. Seymour, Missouri- 90 adult breeding dogs and 20 puppies. This facility was also named one of the worst puppy mills in the country. Fort Towson, Oklahoma- 19 adult breeding dogs. Fresno, Ohio- Large puppy broker in Ohio. Golden Seal Canines. Sugarcreek, Ohio- Large puppy broker in Ohio. Bogard, Missouri- 36 adult breeding dogs and 27 puppies. Alisa Breedlove, Breedloves Unique Kennel. Waynesville, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 56 puppies. Candy Fields. Green City, Missouri- 45 adult breeding dogs and 17 puppies. Frankford, Missouri- Large puppy broker with 94 puppies at the time of last inspection. Jamesport, Missouri- 44 adult breeding dogs and 14 puppies. Newport, Nebraska- 52 adult breeding dogs and 38 puppies. This facility was named one of the worst puppy mills in the country in after receiving an official warning from the state of Nebraska due to animal care. Britt, Iowa — puppies. You can read that information here. JAKS was also named one of the worst puppy mills in the country. JAKS was investigated and sued by the Iowa Attorney General for charity fraud and was ordered to stop their sham rescue in .Summersville, Missouri- 29 adult breeding dogs. Lukas Miller. No public records available at this time. At the last inspection they had puppies on site. Rebecca Eiler, Creekside Kennel. Oberlin, Kansas- adult breeding dogs and puppies on the premises. Eiler also runs a puppy mill in Nebraska that was named one of the worst puppy mills in the country. Darcy and William Smith, Sparks Kennel. Bennington, Kansas- Puppy broker. Tom Petersen, Petersen Farms. Buffalo, Missouri- 85 adult breeding dogs and 53 puppies. Akron, Iowa, formerly licensed in South Dakota- 87 adult breeding dogs and 67 puppies. Farmington, Missouri- 70 adult breeding dogs and 58 puppies. Milan, Missouri- 49 adult breeding dogs. Phil Hoover, Show Me Puppies. Memphis, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and puppies. Johnstown, Ohio- Puppy broker in Ohio. Longton, Kansas- 47 adult breeding dogs and 16 puppies. Becky Younger. Cassville, Missouri- 26 adult breeding dogs. Doug McFadin. Lebanon, Missouri- 39 adult breeding dogs and 40 puppies. Cordell, Oklahoma adult breeding dogs and 32 puppies. Lynn Sartin, Sartin Kennel. Granby, Missouri- 49 adult breeding dogs and 16 puppies. This facility was named one of the worst puppy mills in the country. Newport, Nebraska- 98 adult breeding dogs and 68 puppies. This facility was named one of the worst puppy mills in the nation in due to their severe violations. Edgemont Arkansas- adult breeding dogs and 39 puppies. This facility has been named one of the worst puppy mills in the country six times. Daniel Gingerich, Maple Hill Puppies. Seymour, Iowa- adult breeding dogs and 21 puppies. Jesus Morfin. Berryville, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs and 99 puppies. Judy Koehn, Bow-Wow Mound. Burns, Kansas adult breeding dogs and puppies. This facility has been named one of the worst puppy mills in the country in and .Due to the thousands of records we receive on these stores, updates take time. Eden Valley- adult breeding dogs and puppies. This breeder has also been named one of the worst puppy mills in the country several times. Kevin Bontrager. Nappanee, Indiana- 22 adult breeding dogs. Reeds, Missouri- 60 adult breeding dogs and 13 puppies. Brenda and Ted Ponting, Riverside Kennels. Hale Missouri- 79 adult breeding dogs and 46 puppies. Pointing was named one of the worst puppy mills in the nation due to consistently providing filthy water to her dogs and not having adequate shelter, she was later fined by the USDA. Susan and Mark Terrill, Timberline Kennel. Seymour, Missouri- 43 adult breeding dogs and 23 puppies. Galena, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and puppies. Rocky Comfort, Missouri- 26 adult breeding dogs and 14 puppies. This breeder was also named one of the worst puppy mills in the country. Frankford, Missouri — Broker with 41 puppies on their property at the time of last inspection. Violations include keeping puppies in kennels that are too small. This broker was also named one of the worst puppy mills in the country. Berryville, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs and 50 puppies. Huntington, Arkansas- 48 adult breeding dogs. Donna Gunn, Whispering Pines Kennels. Cove, Arkansas- 87 adult breeding dogs and 34 puppies. Dannebrog, Nebraska- Busboom is a dog broker, who sources puppies from various facilities and resells them to pet stores. To view which facilities Busboom buys from, click here. West Point, Iowa- 84 adult breeding dogs, puppies. Salem, Iowa- adult breeding dogs and puppies. Neosho, Missouri- This company transports puppies to Florida pet stores under various names, and they were recently named one of the worst puppy mills in the country due to their transport practices. To view the entire report, click here. Freeburg Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 28 puppies. Becky Busboom. Akron South Dakota- 87 adult breeding dogs and 67 puppies. Rockwell City, Iowa- adult breeding dogs and 64 puppies. .Carla and Garry Zumbach, Zumbach Yorkies- adult breeding dogs and 58 puppies. Eunice, Missouri- 50 adult breeding dogs. You can read more about this practice here. Akron, Iowa- 87 adult breeding dogs and 67 puppies. This facility has also been connected to the national puppy laundering scheme. Queen City, Missouri- 39 adult breeding dogs and 27 puppies. Duncan, Oklahoma- 60 adult breeding dogs and 33 puppies. Nettie Letterman. Niangua, Missouri- 52 adult breeding dogs and 10 puppies. Raymond and Kathy Miller, Kokomo Indiana- 32 adult breeding dogs and 23 puppies. This facility was named one of the worst puppy mills in the nation. Salem, Iowa- Puppy Broker with 20 puppies at the time of last inspection. West Point, Iowa- adult breeding dogs and 62 puppies. This breeder has been in business for many years and operates under various names. This mill has also been on the Horrible Hundred Puppy Mill list. Lewis Bloom, Blooms Kennels. Clay Center, Kansas- 55 adult breeding dogs and 41 puppies. Atlanta Missouri- dogs and 77 puppies. Mountain Grove Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 46 puppies. Joyce Cairns, Unicorn Kennels. Glasco, Kansas- adult breeding dogs and 49 puppies. This kennel was recently named one of the and worst puppy mills in the country. Purdy, Missouri- 30 adult breeding dogs and 24 puppies. Long Lane, Missouri- 83 adult breeding dogs and 48 puppies. Angela Kochs, Rocky Creek Inc. Niangua, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 88 puppies. This breeder was also listed as one of the worst puppy mills in the country. Brittani and Jesse Hedgpeth, Empire Pets. Iberia, Missouri- 23 adult breeding dogs. Harriet, Arkansas- 55 adult breeding dogs and 26 puppies. Lamar, Missouri adult breeding dogs and 15 puppies. Kathy Brown, Novinger, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and puppies. Iberia, Missouri. Pierce City, Missouri — adult breeding dogs dogs and 93 puppies. New Cambria, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 46 puppies. Hughesville, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 57 puppies. Rosemary Wood. Brashear, Missouri- 52 adult breeding dogs and 37 puppies. Brashear, Missouri- 64 adult breeding dogs and 51 puppies. Kirksville, Missouri- 27 adult breeding dogs and 24 puppies. Booneville, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs and 13 puppies. Bill Kinnamon, Rocken K Kennels. Independence, Kansas- 28 adult breeding dogs and 13 puppies. Audrey Rottinghaus, Wendy Pets. Seneca, Kansas- 63 adult breeding dogs and 67 puppies. This breeder has also been named as one of the worst puppy mills in the entire country, twice. Shonda and Heath Madison, Madison Kennels. Peggy Smalley, Show me Labs. Debra Shine, Sunshine Kennel. To view USDA inspection photos, click here. Havana, Arkansas- adults breeding dogs with a history of violations including: Excessive feces and discarded building materials in dog housing. Pleasant Hope, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 65 puppies. Seymour, Missouri- 61 adult breeding dogs and 43 puppies. Doug McFadin, Lebanon Missouri- 39 adult breeding dogs and 44 puppies. Kathy Parish and Caleb Nichols. Mansfield, Arkansas- 60 adult breeding dogs and 22 puppies. Joice, Iowa- 71 adult breeding dogs and 9 puppies. Ashlae and Jason Simmons, Simmons Farm. Lebanon, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 69 puppies. This is one of the worst puppy mills in the entire country. Galt, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and puppies. This facility was also listed as one of the worst puppy mills in the entire country, twice. Mountainview Arkansas- 47 adult breeding dogs and 47 puppies. Dustin and Jill Westercamp. Farmington, Iowa — 90 adult breeding dogs and 22 puppies. Deborah Warren, Misty Dew Kennels. Pierce City, Missouri- adult breeding dogs. This breeder was also named one of the worst puppy mills in the nation. Caroline Schulte, Tornado Alley Kennels. Freeburg, Missouri— adult breeding dogs and 99 puppies. Kyle Holtkamp, Donnellson Iowa- 61 adult breeding dogs and 67 puppies. Molly Francy, Superior Spaniels of Iowa. Mt Pleasant, Iowa- 50 adult breeding dogs and 18 puppies. Jason Scheetz, Two B Kennels. Ft Madison, Iowa- adult breeding dogs and 52 puppies. Dawn Coffman, Misty Trail Kennels. Maynard, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs and 55 puppies. Pat Bagwell, Augusta, Arkansas- 87 breeding dogs and 23 puppies. Benita Boyd, Peel Arkansas- 73 adult breeding dogs and 77 puppies. Akron, Iowa- 87 adults and 67 puppies. New Haven, Indiana- 25 adult breeding dogs and 23 puppies. Donna Brown, Ava Missouri- adult breeding dogs and puppies. Chariton, Iowa- 74 adult breeding dogs and 67 puppies. Amos Allgyer, Platteville, Wisconsin- 36 adult breeding dogs and 42 puppies. Tom Petersen and Cindy Jensen. Annette Moeller, West Point Iowa- 34 adult breeding dogs and puppies. Julie Snidow, Galt Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 93 puppies. This breeder has been named the worst puppy mill in the country during the years , , , , and Bonnie Kesler, Hays Kansas- adult breeding dogs. Ellen Roberts, Rocky Top K9s. West Plains Missouri- 97 adult breeding dogs. This breeder has been named one of the worst puppy mills in the country during the years , , , and .Tammy and Terry Lansdown, Lansdown Kennels. Seymour, Missouri- adult breeding dogs and 83 puppies. Green Castle, Missouri- 78 adult breeding dogs and 34 puppies. Mountain Grove Missouri- adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including: evidence of dogs getting powerwashed, use of expired medications, cold kennels. New Cambria, Missouri- adult breeding dogs. James Whatley. Mooresville, Missouri- 42 adult breeding dogs. Kathy Brown, Novinger, Missouri- adult breeding dogs, with a history of violations including: dogs living in standing muddy water, inadequate shelter, dirty water receptacles, etc. To view USDA inspection photos of this kennel, click here. Angela Fields, Green Castle Missouri- 67 adult breeding dogs with previous inspection violations including: excessive amounts of old feces under raised kennels, sharp points poking into kennels, unlabeled medicine. Shonda and Heath Madison, Cassville Missouri- 93 adult breeding dogs. Purdy, Missouri- cannot access records. Devonna Francis, Walnut Ridge. Atlanta Missouri- dogs. Valente Rios, Rios Kennel. Galt, Missouri- adult breeding dogs, with a history of violations including: excessively thin dogs could see hips and ribs, dogs so matted they are unable to poop, dogs with feces stuck in fur, dogs with injuries, sharp points on dog food bowls, kennels unsafe and many, many more. To view USDA photos of this kennel beware, these are hard to see click here. Rios was also listed as one of the worst puppy mills in the entire country in .Jerry and Belinda Willett. Canehill, Arkansas- 28 adult breeding dogs. Sallisaw, Oklahoma- 40 adult breeding dogs, with a history of violations including the use of human medication and creams on the dogs without a prescription from a veterinarian, chewed up food receptacles and you can see long toenails with the dogs standing on hard wire cages. To view USDA photos, click here. Seneca, Kansas- 64 adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including: dogs with open untreated wounds, dogs with severe dental disease and food receptacles are jagged and full of brown grime. To view USDA photos beware, they are graphic click here. This breeder has also been named as one of the worst puppy mills in the entire country. Independence, Kansas- unable to access records. Debbie Wilson, Huntington Arkansas- cannot access records. To view USDA photo of this facility, click here. Uzetta Holt, West Branch Arkansas- unable to access records. Mountainview Arkansas- adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including: dogs with swelling and lesions on paws, not examined by vet, dogs with eye disease also not examined by vet ; dogs with dental disease, not examined by vet, dogs with excessively long toenails curling into pad, dogs with matted hair, dogs in kennels that are too small, rusted metal with sharp edges in housing, enclosures in disrepair, buildup of grime on doors, fly infestation. Amy Henry, Marshall Arkansas- unable to access records. Does not appear to be USDA licensed. Pleasant Hope, Missouri- adult breeding dogs. JAKS was also named one of the worst puppy mills in the country and they are being investigated by the Iowa Attorney General for having fraudulent businesses. To view where JAKS is purchasing their puppies from, click here. Frankford Missouri- 94 puppies. Ed Young, Whitechurch Kennels. Pam Evans, Huntsville Arkansas- unable to access records. Philisha Stallbaumer- Centralia, Kansas, 58 adult breeding dogs. Annette Moeller, West Point Iowa- adult breeding dogs. Moeller runs a puppy mill in the worst county in Iowa. To read more about the county, click here. Rockwell City, Iowa- adult breeding dogs. To view their USDA inspection reports, click here. To view additional research on them, click here. Kevin and Ernest Bontrager. Nappanee, Indiana- 7 adult breeding dogs. Kesha Ledford, Galena, Missouri- unable to access records. This puppy mill was also named one of the worst in the nation. Reeds, Missouri- 23 adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including: excessively long toe nails, moldy dog food, hot buildings, and algae in water. Phil Hoover, Memphis Missouri- adult breeding dogs. He is also one of the top worst puppy mills in the country. To view inspection photos, click here. Mervin B Wickey, Bryant Indiana- unable to access records. Pinnacle Pet, Neosho Missouri- Puppies. Hominy, Oklahoma- 59 adult breeding dogs. Coalgate, Oklahoma- adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including kennels with excessive rust and wires poking into kennels. To view USDA inspection reports, click here. Pete — Ulmerton Road Largo, FL Judy Hullett, Rhine Georgia- adult breeding dogs with a long history of violations which cause them to be named one of the worst puppy mills in the nation. Harriet, Arkansas- 55 adult breeding dogs. Labrador retrievers living in very dirty Kennels, green water in drinking bowls, and filthy kennels. Eden Valley- adult breeding dogs, puppies. They have previous violations including dogs walking with a limp. Chris Park, 5Ps Puppies. Purdy, Missouri- 10 dogs. Lebanon, Missouri- 89 adult breeding dogs. Pierce City, Missouri- adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including: dogs with severe accumulation of dental disease and excessively long toenails. To view USDA inspection photos click here. To view USDA photos on this puppy mill, click here. Kelli Hynes, Hays Kansas- Dog Broker who buys from relative on the same property Izene Hynes who has adult breeding dogs and a history of violations including: dogs with significant hair loss, scabs, eye discharge, and horrible teeth issues. Mountainview, Arkansas- 9 adult breeding dogs. Seymour, Missouri- 32 adult breeding dogs, 77 puppies with a history of violations including: dead and frozen dogs on the property, frozen water in bowls all over facility, dogs without veterinary care. Justin and LaNae Jackson, Clifton Kansas- adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including: Excessively thin and ill Vizslas, rusty kennels and broken floors. Raymond Lawson, Clifton Hill, Missouri- 52 adult breeding dogs. Carney, Oklahoma- 27 adult breeding dogs, with a history of violations including: dogs with severe skin issues, unseen by vet being treated by expired medications Teresa Follin. Sallisaw, Oklahoma- 62 adult breeding dogs. Sabra Ross, Shady Point, Oklahoma- unable to access records. Courtney Cannon, Miami Oklahoma- unable to access records. Berryville, Arkansas- adult breeding dogs, with a history of violations including: multiple animals with health issues large hair loss, puppy with skin condition, green matter on teeth, cloudy eyes with green matter Louise Hite and Lorna Dismang, Indian Ridge Kennels. Middlebury, Indiana- 28 adult breeding dogs. Dog Broker with a history of violations, including using pig medications on puppies. To view which puppy mills Busboom buys from, click here. Akron South Dakota- adult breeding dogs and 71 puppies. Dorothy and Leonard Audsley. Carrollton, Missouri- 55 adult breeding dogs. Jesus Morfin, Berryville Arkansas- over adult breeding dogs with a history of violations including: Dogs with dental disease, dogs not examined by vet Kathy and Delmar Loe, Loe Kennels. Beloit, Kansas- 94 adult breeding dogs. Amos Allgyer, Platteville, Wisconsin- cannot access records. Petland stores from across the country have been connected to notorious puppy mills. Sadly, the Petland Franchises in Florida are no different. We are extremely proud to offer affordable, affectionate puppies that will make the perfect family pet! Our puppies are family raised in the home with lots of room to romp and play, and not raised in a kennel. They receive lots of love and attention and will thrive in a new home that offers the same affection. Our puppies have a current "Health Check Certificate", up-to-date vaccinations and wormings as required by a licensed veterinarian before going to their new home. When the puppies are placed they are well socialized, secure, and well on their way with "potty training. 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Court Hill Poodles Court Hill Poodles is a family owned well-known team of breeders, groomers, and handlers. We breed to produce intelligent, healthy, beautiful poodles with flawless temperaments and sound movement. The type that are intended to be both champion AKC show dogs and desirable family companions. I have been a groomer for over 30 years. I know that finding a groomer you can trust, one that truly enjoys working with your pet, can be a daunting task. I have known Dan Hoover for over 20 years. When Dan moved to Kansas City he worked with my mother for some time. My mother has groomed for over 45 years and provided the highest quality grooming north of the Missouri river. Dan absolutely provides the same quality service. The grooming salon is thriving in the Johnson County area to this day. Both experiences need to be positive and peaceful. Dr Paul W. I have had the experience to work in multiple states and multiple practices. 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Like many large breeds, a German Shepherd dog is not considered fully grown until they are about 18 months old. Female German Shepherds continue to fill out until they are around two years old, while the male German Shepherd growth rate continues until they reach two and a half years of age. Males are larger and require more time to fill out their chest and abdomen. As you can see by the German Shepherd weight chart, these dogs can continue to grow until they are three years old, but the majority of growth occurs within 24 months. If your GSD is older than 36 months and continues to put on weight, contact your veterinarian to ensure weight gain does not lead to obesity. How big should a 6-month-old German Shepherd be? A six-month-old German Shepherd puppy will be quite large, as many German Shepherds undergo massive growth spurts between two and five months old. By six months, a male German Shepherd will weigh 53 pounds on average, whereas a female will weigh about 46 pounds. How much bigger will my German Shepherd get? There are a few ways to gauge how much bigger a German Shepherd will get. First, check your puppy's age. If your GSD is younger than two years old, they definitely have room to keep growing! Another way to tell if your pup still has a lot of growing to do is their paw size. Do their paws look large compared to their legs and body? This is a classic adolescent feature of a dog and means your pup is likely still growing! Most of the time, a dog will not grow bigger than its larger parents. What is the size of a full-grown German shepherd? An adult male German Shepherd is typically 24 to 26 inches tall, while adult female German Shepherds are 22 to 24 inches tall, according to the American Kennel Club German Shepherd Standard. The estimated full-size varies significantly between sexes. In terms of weight, an adult male German Shepherd weighs anywhere from 75 to 90 pounds. A female German Shepherd weighs notably less at 55 to 70 pounds. Please keep in mind that these numbers are only estimates to give you an idea of how much bigger a German Shepherd puppy may get. Some dogs will be both smaller and larger than these weight ranges when fully grown due to a variety of genetic and environmental factors. Learn all about your puppy's physical characteristics, breed history, personality traits, and more in our comprehensive guide. Preventive care is key in helping your German Shepherd live a healthy and long life. Helping your dog maintain an optimal weight is one of the best things you can do for their health. Taking your German Shepherd to regular veterinary appointments is one of the best things you can do to ensure that they are healthy and feeling their best. Compare German Shepherd health insurance plans before they get sick or injured. They are also more susceptible to gastrointestinal tract and hip issues. 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Final Thoughts It is important to know that a 4 month old German Shepherd differs from a puppy of an earlier age. Here, we want to tell you about these differences, about the changes in diet, exercise, and interaction with people and other animals. These doggies are very cute but they do not look like young puppies anymore. They are pretty massive animals that overgrow one foot of height. It is about pounds kg for males and pounds .It means that a puppy gained another 10 pounds during the last month. The puppy grows rapidly. Your boy can be inches cm and the girl inches cm at the shoulder. The coat has changed. They start shedding a lot like an adult dog, too. So, it is very important to brush them regularly — everyday brushing is necessary during this period. The skin is rather sensitive, so loose hair can cause allergies when it contacts the skin and the air. Teething continues. Adult teeth are replacing the milk ones. That is the process lasting for more months. The ears start perking up. Though, they are not stably erect at this age. The ears also can perk up and then fall and lay flat. It is a norm. Puppies at this age do not have strong cartilage. It will strengthen at the age of 5- 6 months. However, if your puppy lives in an environment with very loud sounds, its ears can flatten out because the noise does not allow them to perk up. You should do obedience training, a lot of walking and jogging, playing in the backyard, and other activities. Your puppy already knows that it should be protective of the members of your family. However, it can bark a lot because it is time to develop its vocal cords. Teach it not to do this so much. It is very easy to train a 16 week old German Shepherd puppy because it has a strong desire to please you. Remember that you need strict discipline because your pet can display signs of disobedience at this age as any teenager does. Your 4 month old GSD sleeps about 18 hours per day. Though, the number of hours can depend on the environment because it does not sleep so much if it has many things around to explore. Nevertheless, some puppies prefer short naps in the daytime too. In any case, let your pet have a good rest. Discuss these changes with your veterinarian to pick out the most appropriate daily schedule for better rest. Your puppy can walk effortlessly for about a mile 1. It is always ready to go outside and accompany you wherever you may go. Though, do not overload it with walking. Several walks during the day are a better option. It should get about 2 hours of active playing every day. The puppy learns a lot during its first four months. Everything seems an adventure to it. It is an exciting experience for both your doggy and you. Though, its behavior can be a bit unpredictable at times. So, you need to control it. In general, your 4 month old GSD puppy is entirely healthy, and it continues growing quickly. You need to weigh and measure your pet every time you come to the vet, or you can do it yourself at home. You may also need to get a DNA test to know what health issues to expect from your doggy when it is over 5 years old. This age is the proper time for having the third set of vaccines because they have had the first two already. The third set includes DHPP and rabies. Even if your puppy is healthy and active, you need to continuously watch out for possible disorders. You need to show your puppy to the vet, if you notice such things as changes in behavioral and sleeping patterns, sneezing and coughing, runny eyes or nose, losing weight, decrease in appetite, and other digestion issues, such as diarrhea or vomiting, red and swollen gums, heavy breathing, and excessive urination. Keep your doggy clean and protected. You do not need to bathe it very often — it can be harmful to the production of the natural oils that protect the skin. Brush your puppy every day now because of its excessive shedding. This is connected with the change of the coat from the puppy to an adult one. Grooming and brushing are very important parts of the care. You may also need the help of special grooming salons. Feeding Your 4 month old GSD is a good eater because it grows a lot. It should be fed not fewer than 3 times a day. It should take cups of kibble of natural food per meal. At the end of the fourth month, you can start the transition to two feedings per day. Do not rush to switch your pet to adult food. You can do it only when it is 6-month-old when its growth slows down a bit. You can also offer your GS puppy some treats. Never give your puppy human food or human treats — the latter is rather dangerous and can cause severe health issues. Avoid overfeeding, too. Your dog should not suffer from obesity when it is an adult because there are bad health conditions caused by it. If you decide to feed your puppy a natural raw diet, be careful about its nutritious value and high quality. It can consist of meats, vegetables, and fruits, but nothing fatty and toxic like junk food. Training There are several behavioral problems that you need to handle. The first of them is, of course, potty accidents in the home. Unfortunately, such accidents are pretty common at this age. You need to train your pet to do all its business outdoors. Since German Shepherds are very clever, it will understand very soon what you want from it. You need to be patient and persistent, though. Never show irritation or anger when an accident happens. You need to be encouraging if your puppy does everything correctly during its potty walks, but never punish it if something has gone wrong. One more unpleasant thing at this age is biting and nipping your hands or feet. You need to control it while playing to prevent the formation of a biting habit. Never scream or shout at your pet when it bites you. Your little one can be frightened, and the problem may become worse over months. It will let your puppy know that it is doing something wrong. Chewing furniture or things around can also be frustrating. Your puppy is teething, so it is a common thing now. Chewing helps it remove the milk teeth easily. Keep most things in your house out of its reach. Buy some chew toys, for example, a rubber bone or ball to discourage chewing things. A 4 month old German Shepherd puppy can bark excessively at all unknown or suspicious objects. Barking all the time can become a serious issue for you and your pet over time. Teach your doggy not to bark at something unfamiliar. It only means that your pet needs more training and socialization. Your Shepherd dog at this age does not look like that cute fluffy toy-like cub you once saw and liked. It begins to shape as an adult dog. Now, it continues to grow rapidly. So, the males can be inches cm and the females grow as tall as inches cm at the shoulder. How much should a 4 month old German Shepherd weight? Follow the weight of your pet by measuring it regularly. The puppies at this age grow very fast, so they tend to overeat. You should give your pet so much food to let it grow healthily and free from obesity. You can see that your doggy has gained about 10 pounds since the previous month. How much should a 4 month old German Shepherd eat? Your puppy should eat cups of kibble per one meal three times per day. It grows very fast, so it needs a lot of nutrients and minerals for its ears, teeth, and coat. If you feed it natural food, you can add some supplements for puppies to its meals. How far can a 4 month old German Shepherd walk? However, it does not mean that you need to walk it for such a distance every time. Consider two walks of half an hour per day if you want your puppy to grow healthy and strong, and develop all its perfect physical characteristics. Final Thoughts You can see that raising a 4 month old German Shepherd puppy and taking care of it is a responsible and complicated task. You need to know all the peculiarities of this age, so we hope that this article will help you. You should be very patient and persistent to train your dog, do a lot of exercises with your pet, socialize it, and make friends with it. In a while, you will obtain the most loyal, intelligent, and protective friend for your family and yourself. David W. I admire German Shepherds. They are magnificent dogs! I have been dealing with dogs, namely German Shepherds, throughout my life. I have been working part-time as a dog trainer and instructor for about 5 years, dealing mainly with German Shepherds. So I know a bit about these animals. Therefore, I decided to share my knowledge and experience about this fantastic breed. If you need help with advice and care tips or want to know more about German Shepherd dogs, welcome to this blog. Female German Shepherds may be slightly smaller, averaging 10 to 12 inches in height and 31 to 35 pounds in weight. However, there is some variation between individual dogs, so these numbers should be used as a general guide, not a hard-and-fast rule. German Shepherds are a large breed of dog, and they continue to grow and fill out until they reach maturity and become adult German Shepherds at around the month mark. During this time, they may gain an additional inch or two in height and 20 to 30 pounds. After they reach adulthood, their size will remain relatively stable. It means they have high energy needs and require a diet rich in protein and calories. The amount of food will vary depending on the age and activity level of the dog. Feed your puppies three times daily and adult dogs twice daily. For example, a highly active German Shepherd may need up to 2, calories daily, while a less active dog may only need 1, calories daily. A rule of thumb is that for each pound the dog weighs, this requires about calories daily. Regardless of the caloric intake, all German Shepherds should have a diet rich in protein and low in fat. Physical and Behavioral Changes At four months old, German Shepherds are just beginning to enter their teenage years. Here are some physical and behavioral changes you may see in your four-month-old German Shepherd. First, their energy levels will start to increase. Ensure you provide plenty of opportunities for exercise, such as walks, runs, and interactive games. Second, their coats will begin to change. German Shepherds have two coats — a dense undercoat and a softer outer coat. This process can take several months, so be patient while your pup grows into its new look. German Shepherds are known for being loyal and obedient dogs, but they may start testing boundaries at four months old. Finally, their behavior may become more independent. Be consistent with puppy training and rewards; your pup will quickly learn what you expect from them. Positive Reward-Based Obedience Training Reward-based training is an effective way to teach your dog obedience commands. It is especially well suited for puppies, who are often motivated by food. For a 4-month-old German Shepherd puppy, you can start by teaching basic commands such as sit, down, and stay. Once your puppy has mastered these commands, you can begin to add more advanced tricks to their repertoire. As your puppy learns new tricks, be sure to offer them plenty of rewards in the form of treats, praise, or both. Your puppy will soon respond to your commands with patience and consistent practice like a pro. Fur Care One of the most distinctive features of a German Shepherd is its lush, thick fur. Fluffy fur is cute but requires special care to ensure that it stays healthy and looks its best. For example, German Shepherds should be brushed frequently, at least once weekly. It helps to remove tangles and knots and can also help to distribute natural oils throughout the coat. However, avoid over-bathing, as this can strip away protective oils and leave the coat dull and dry. Nail Care Another essential part of grooming is nail care. German Shepherds have relatively quick-growing nails, so trim them regularly. If left untrimmed, the nails can become overgrown and uncomfortable for your pup. In extreme cases, they may even start to curl under and grow into the pads of the feet. You can do this at home using a dog nail trimmer or take them to a professional groomer. Either way, avoid cutting the nails too short, as this can be painful for your pup. Dental Care Another important aspect of grooming is dental care. German Shepherds are prone to dental problems, such as plaque buildup and gum disease. In addition, you can give them special dog treats designed to clean their teeth and promote oral health. It can be done at home using a dog ear cleaner and cotton balls. Apply the cleaner to the inside of the ear, and then use the cotton ball to wipe away any dirt or debris. If you notice any of these symptoms, take them to the vet for further treatment. Chew Toys for Your 4-Month-Old German Shepherd At four months old, a German Shepherd is still in the teething stage and will need to chew toys to help relieve the pain and discomfort of growing new teeth. The best chew toys for 4-month-old German Shepherds are those made of durable material that can withstand a lot of chewing. Nylon and rubber are two good options. You should also look for chew toys specifically designed for teething puppies. These toys often have ridges or nubs that help to massage the gums and promote healthy teeth growth. In addition to helping with teething pain, chew toys can also help prevent boredom and destructive chewing behavior. Be sure to provide your pup with plenty of chew toys to keep them happy and healthy. For example, a German Shepherd is susceptible to hip and elbow dysplasia , which can cause joint pain and mobility issues. They are also at risk for bloat, a severe condition that can occur when the stomach twists or fills with gas. German Shepherds are also susceptible to skin allergies and ear infections. Luckily, there are ways that owners can take to help prevent these health problems. For example, feeding your German Shepherd a high-quality diet and providing plenty of exercises can help reduce the risk of hip and elbow dysplasia. Keeping their stomachs empty before vigorous exercise can help prevent bloat. And regular grooming can help reduce the risk of skin allergies and ear infections. They will be able to provide you with more information and answer any questions you may have. Most of this sleep will be during the day, with short naps between play periods. It is usual for puppies as they are growing rapidly and their bodies need lots of rest. At night, four-month-old German Shepherds will typically sleep for several hours. If your puppy is sleeping more or less than this, it is best to consult with your local veterinarian to rule out any health problems. Puppies need short bursts of energetic play several times daily, while adults can handle more prolonged periods of moderate activity. Your German Shepherd should be getting at least 30 minutes of exercise per day at four months old. It can be through walks, runs, or interactive games. If possible, try to break up their training into two or three shorter sessions throughout the day. As they get older and more confident, you can gradually increase the amount and intensity of their exercise. Just make sure not to overdo it, as this can lead to joint problems later in life. Also read:. Well, at the 4-month age mark, the German Shepherd puppy should be expected to have fully developed their traits and various personalities, as they should be a lot more mature. This is why training should also be easier as you should be able to fully distinguish their various traits and personalities to map out a proper training program for them. Again, proper training and socializing is needed at this stage. Exercises are also highly recommended for the German Shepherd at the week mark. This should include physical exercises to keep them fast, agile, and strong while also increasing endurance. Mental exercises should also be included at this stage to keep your puppy sharper than always. Exercises are also needed to keep the 4-month-old German Shepherd puppy from being very destructive, especially in smaller environments or households and apartments. At this age, your German Shepherd puppy should feel a lot more protective of its owners than usual, and this can lead to some flashes of violent energy and vigilance. In terms of curiosity and learning, by 4 months of age, your German Shepherd puppy should be pretty keen on soaking up new experiences and knowledge, as such you would most times find them searching for various opportunities to run off exploring the environment. This should make the processes of socialization further easy for each German Shepherd puppy owner. While in their protective phase, It is natural for the 4 month German Shepherd puppy to attempt to bite you. As stated earlier, this is a natural and normal process that happens during the teething stage for the German Shepherd puppy. This should help keep them healthy and strong. In this set of vaccinations, they should receive rabies shots and DHPP. German Shepherds are known to be heavy shedders, and at this stage, they should be shedding pretty heavily, this is because they should be going through a change from puppy hair and fur to more adult hair and fur. This is why you would need to regularly groom them, comb out all loose hair and keep them looking good. A steel comb is perfect for combing through the German Shepherd puppy fur. Always make sure they take proper baths with proper shampoos at this stage in their lives. This is why you would need to be a lot more focused and persistent with your training program. Generally, the German Shepherd should be a lot more attentive to training sessions at this point so it should be a little easier if you make use of a proper training method. It has always been advised to use the positive reinforcement method of training for German Shepherds. Patience is also a highly required skill when training your German Shepherd puppy at this stage. And for socialization, as stated earlier, your puppy should be a lot more curious than before so provide them with a safe and controlled environment for them to explore. New environments, textures, sounds, and faces can help your German Shepherd puppy become a lot more confident. A 4-month-Old German Shepherd puppy should look a lot less like a puppy but a lot more like a young adult. This does not mean they any longer retain that puppy-like cuteness, that they had at 2 months and earlier. The weight of the German Shepherd puppy should be a lot higher as it is expected to be at least half the weight of a mature German Shepherd puppy so anywhere between 30 to 40 pounds for males. Female German shepherds should be slightly smaller at 28 to 35 pounds in weight. The height of the male German Shepherd should be between 12 to 15 inches. And for the female, it can range from 11 to 14 inches in height. Also, the breeding purpose does have an influence on the overall height or size of the German Shepherd puppy as puppies from working lines are often slightly smaller than the Show line German shepherd puppy. Your German Shepherd puppy should be a large dog at this point, sitting at a possible 30 to 40 pounds of weight and over 12 inches of possible height. With that being said, their appetite should also be high. This is why the feeding schedule can be slightly changed to include an extra feeding session a day, to make it three sessions in all. If your German Shepherd puppy is a lot active during the day, then the calorie count should be between and a day. And if it is less active, the calorie count should be between to each day. The feeding kibble should be quite healthy and contain the appropriate nutrients. This should be a good start, as the puppy gets a little older you can make the transition to 2 cups per meal. Ensure you do not feed your German Shepherd puppy junk food. At 4 months of age, the German Shepherd puppy does require a lot of sleep to stay functional. They should be going through a lot of changes both physically and mentally at this stage, which can lead to exhaustion pretty fast. As such, it is expected that you provide each German Shepherd puppy at 4 months of age between 17 hours to 20 full hours of sleep each day. This can be carefully integrated into the puppy schedule by allowing them to take small or short naps in between play time or walkouts. Sleep at night is quite crucial for the 4-month German Shepherds, this is why they do need to take longer night sleep than usual. They should be allowed to sleep early and you can influence this by allowing them to take their dinner early. No late-night feeding. As we have already specified, exercising your German Shepherd is a sure way to tire them out and help get rid of that excess pent-up energy that might be quite destructive if not released properly. So, exercises are pretty important for German Shepherd puppies. Exercises for the 4-month-old German Shepherd puppy can come in less organized forms or short bursts of play, this can be done for several hours in the day to keep the German Shepherd quite entertained and happy. You can also set aside 30 minutes to 45 minutes each day to fully exercise the 4 month German Shepherd. You can do this with light walks each day. This can be broken down into two separate sessions. As the German Shepherd puppy gets older, this exercise duration and intensity can change a little to make them a lot more fit and healthy. In addition to physical exercises, the German Shepherd is an intelligent canine that can handle good mental exercises. A puppy puzzle can be used on a German Shepherd of 4 months old. Just make it clear that there is a reward for solving the puzzle to keep the German Shepherd puppy interested throughout the process. With that being said, it is essential that you are patient when dealing with your German Shepherd puppy. German Shepherds are known to bite, especially during the teething stage, they can also proceed to chew furniture and other household equipment if left unchecked and untrained. To stop all these and many more, you would need to employ a much more effective training method to help keep them in check. The positive reinforcement method is quite good. It involves patience and the use of reward systems to keep the puppy in check. Be careful not to overdo it when rewarding your German Shepherd puppy at this stage in their life as they can get pretty spoiled pretty fast. German Shepherds are very intelligent dog breeds, so training using this method should do a lot of wonders. At 4 months of age, your German Shepherd puppy should be closely monitored for any changes as this is about the time frame for any possible defects to start showing signs. If you are updated on your medical records and vaccination records, then congratulations on a job well done. You can do DNA testing on your German Shepherds to be able to monitor whatever possible defects might be with your puppy. If you obtained your puppy from a proper and reputable breeder , this should not be a problem, however, it is still recommended that you carry out the necessary health testing.

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Buy a larger crate so that it continues to comfortably house your dog as they grow. A full-grown German Shepherd needs space to stand, sit, lie down, and stretch. Not to mention, turn around with ease. And most inch crates come with a wire divider for keeping your German Shepherd puppy in a smaller area as they potty train. This can cause joints and muscles to stiffen. An area too small can lead to tightness and stiffness, increase anxiety, and cause long-term joint damage if excessively used. But an area that is too large just takes up extra space. Contrary to what others may say, a puppy or smaller dog will go into a larger crate. You can easily use this metal divider to block off an area that is too large if it bothers you or your German Shepherd. All of the wire kennels on this page are recommended since they have free dividers included except the heavy-duty cage model. Is crating your German Shepherd cruel? For some owners who are new to the notion of crate training, confinement in such a small space might seem cruel or even a punishment. But free-roaming dogs in the wild seek shelter in small, covered spaces for safety from predators and environmental harm. Using the natural history of wild dogs, you can see how German Shepherds can easily be trained to view their kennel or crate as a safe cave or their own private home away from home. You can help them maintain this cozy space since you can take most crates with you wherever you and your German Shepherd go. Your German Shepherd puppy can even be trained to sleep quietly in their crate at night, giving them a warm spot that keeps you from accidentally tripping over them if they were left out and got under your feet. Do you want to learn how to easily crate train your dog using toys? The most common crate varieties are wire crates, plastic crates, and metal reinforced crates for escape artists. Wire crates are great for dogs to travel in or for camping. Keep in mind that wire crates are larger, so they tend to need more space for set-up. I prefer wire crates, as they fold flat for storage and are more economical to purchase. They also tend to last longer and stand up to the wear and tear of life with a German Shepherd. Plastic crates may feel more secure for your dog, as the walls are largely solid compared to the wire crates. But, plastic crates large enough for a German Shepherd tend to be more expensive, not last as long, and are better suited to short times during travel than for more frequent home use. Both plastic and metal crates can be strengthened using strategically placed zip ties to prevent rambunctious puppies and adult dogs from pushing apart the frame. For an escape artist, a rugged not collapsible reinforced preferably welded metal crate is best. These cages are humane when used for short periods of time to keep your German Shepherd from escaping and hurting themselves while unsupervised. They are bulky and need more space than wire or plastic crates, but will last you a lifetime. Some owners are inclined to choose a large-sized crate to give the dog lots of room, but they fail to remember to also make sure they have a wire divider to make the sleeping space smaller. Always opt for a wire divider that you can adjust and move as your German Shepherd grows into her larger crate. Once your dog is fully potty trained a larger crate will prove more useful as they have more room to stretch out and enjoy their comfortable private bedroom. Crate Location I advise placing the crate in an area of your house where both you and your German Shepherd can access it effortlessly at any time needed. I usually place a crate right beside my bed when I have a new puppy. I set another crate in a corner of my living room where I spend the most time during the day working or relaxing. Using two different locations for a crate is not only convenient, but it gives your German Shepherd the opportunity to find a spot away from family and noise should they want time to themselves. In particular, you must immediately clean their space when they soil the area or are sick in their crate. Step 1: Remove their toys, beds, blankets and all of the objects from their crate. Set the items to the side and wipe down their toys, cleaning them regularly with pet-safe disinfectant if they have any urine or feces on them. You can find some great toys for German Shepherds to replace the old, worn-out ones. Step 2: Wash their soft bedding materials. This is especially important if they have an accident in the crate, and it should be done as soon as possible to avoid cross-contamination to other items in the crate or house. Be sure the bedding is fully dry before replacing it back into the clean crate. Your dog should also have a German Shepherd bed to relax on when outside of their crate, and a crate mat or pad when inside their crate. Step 3: Dry the crate outside or in a well-ventilated area. I suggest washing the crate outside, with your garden hose. If you are unable to go outside, choose a room with tile floors that are easier to mop up, such as your kitchen, bathroom, or mud and laundry room. The room needs proper ventilation so that the cage can dry quickly. Use clean cloth towels or paper towels to wipe down the parts to help dry the crate quicker. Step 4: Finding the right cleaning solution. This is critical as some cleaning solutions are harmful and can make your dog sick if they are exposed to it. Never clean their crate with ammonia because ammonia tends to smell like urine to dogs. You could unintentionally encourage them to urinate in the crate if you clean it with ammonia. Here are a couple of good do-it-yourself cleaning solutions that you can mix up at your own home to save some money. Place the following in a spray bottle to make your own homemade crate cleanser: Squirt one part dish detergent to ten parts of warm water Use half a cup of white vinegar to one-gallon warm water Add half a cup of bleach to a gallon of cool water Always take safety precautions when mixing your own chemicals at home. Your GSD needs to have a soft place to rest, enough space to relax, and a comfortable temperature. Place the crate in an area out of busy zones. A quiet corner in the living room is good. Make sure the area has plenty of ventilation, but no cold drafts. Use a cover if needed. Use treats and praise when your dog is in the crate. Let your dog enjoy his meals in the crate while supervised. This creates a positive feeling with the kennel. Offer your dog a special toy to chew or play with when in the kennel. Make sure the toy is safe and supervise his toy time. Their collar can get caught between the bars or wire and cause significant damage to your dog! Use a PetSafe Breakaway Collar to prevent any unforeseen accidents! The breakaway collar stops your dog from hanging themselves by releasing them automatically. Dogs are more agile in their crates than you could imagine, especially puppies, and they get themselves in problems with their collars when you least expect it. Hit, kick, or strike the crate. With or without your dog in it, this creates a fear of the crate. Keep your dog in its kennel for more time than needed. Long times in a kennel can cause anxiety. Leave the kennel in the sun. Your home can get hot enough to cause overheating problems if left in a sunny spot for too long! Your dog could have problems eating the treat or tear the toy and eat it. Yell at your dog when in the kennel or use the area as punishment. A kennel is a safe spot, not a bad zone. German Shepherds are natural den animals source. They prefer and want a safe place to hide or even relax. A crate provides both safety and relaxation for your pet. They prevent unforeseen accidents, like the destruction of your property. Or worse, harm to your dog from staying alone all day left to their own devices. Items to consider when buying your dog a crate: Escape artists need a model made from solid steel While the average dog can get away with a heavy gauge wire kennel Remember, the lower the number on the wire gauge, the greater the strength. They are a great tool for house training and traveling. Need an easy step-by-step guide to teaching your German Shepherd to love their new den? Then follow this helpful guide to crate train your German Shepherd to help save yourself time and stress of using a kennel with your dog. Answering these questions before buying allows you the best outcome: Will you need the crate to be lightweight enough to take for holidays or hotel travels? Does your German Shepherd escape traditional wire kennels? Will you need a crate with two doors to allow multiple entrances? What size will you and your dog feel most comfortable with? Crates are also useful training aids to help puppies learn to be left alone or to encourage house training — but crates should never be used as a punishment. The best crates for a German Shepherd are:. If you will be gone for hours a day at work, a larger kennel system is a good idea. My girl Aura loves her crate which is like a little den for her. I leave the door open and she goes in it often when she wants to get away from it all. She has the 48x32x35 Petmate Ultra Vari listed above. I work from home and she is rarely locked up in it. What is the best material for a German Shepherd crate? The sliverylake is steel and the Zinger Winger is heavy duty aluminum. The aluminum crate is lighter weight. My girl Aura uses the Petmate crate which is plastic. This kennel breaks down into two pieces. If she just pressed her back against it it would fall right apart and she would be free. Which crate is best for travel? I have a truck and the Petmate crate travels easily for me. I just break it down into two pieces which sit inside of eachother and throw them in the bed of the truck and off I go. Before that I used a folding metal crate. Our other car is an SUV with plenty of room although this will not fit into the trunk of a Honda Accord. Final thoughts on German Shepherd Crates: Crates should always be a happy and safe place for your dog. Never use the crate as a punishment. When I had puppies, they would fight over who got to use the crate and these days my 8 year old German Shepherd goes in and out of her crate several times per week whenever she feels like it. Crates are also amazing tool for potty training puppies. The Best Dog Crate for Shepherds The Overview: keep scrolling to read reviews The German Shepherd working dog breed is agile, high-energy, intelligent and excels at almost anything they're trained to do. Their devotion, loyalty and intelligence often contributes to their impressive escape artists skills. If you have a German Shepherd, German Shepherd mix or a dog who suffers from separation anxiety, we highly recommend you continue reading this article. Rather than us explaining why this escape proof High Anxiety dog crate is ideal for GSDs, we've decided to share thorough testimonials written by our customers! All of these reviews have been submitted by verified customers and the only modifications to this content are the updated crate sizes in parenthesis when a size has been mentioned. What is the best dog crate for anxious German Shepherd Dogs and other escape artist pups? Well, there is no right or wrong answer to this question because as you may know, every dog is different. Fortunately, our team has the opportunity to converse with dog owners every single day and some of these customers are trainers, owners and handlers of German Shepherds. The most common Impact Dog Crate for German Shepherds is the High Anxiety crate because of its durable, welded structure and its escape-proof design. Feel free to read all of these reviews and other product reviews here! Her high anxiety Impact crate was the solution to her anxiety. Not only can she not break out, but she is calmer in her crate and loves it! If you have a pup working their way through all the crates at the pet store, stop wasting your money and buy one of these bad boys! I ordered the size inch high anxiety crate for my German Shepherd mix, Rookie. She has really bad separation anxiety. Her last crate a black wire crate from Petco was a mess. She has broke the door off was held on by carabiners after that and broke the black plastic underneath. When she would escape she would cause damage to the house that cost me thousands. So I had to miss sleep to retrieve the delivery and was unable to fall back asleep after the call. I do not have a picture in her new crate but I do have pictures of her for any size references for others, the damage she did to my boyfriends man cave when she escaped her old crate and a picture of her poor nose when she would attempt escapes out of her old crate and under her butt you can see where she destroyed that carpet as well. Crate was expensive, but it solved a problem that I had been unable to solve otherwise. My 95 lb. German shepherd puppy escaped from his conventional folding wire crate multiple times, sometimes from bending the wire structure and other times from opening the latches. Besides his being loose in the house we feared that he would injure himself during his escape as he did once when we came home to find blood on the floor and wall near his wire crate. The first Impact crate arrived with shipping damage. Impact shipped a replacement crate the same day that we called about the damage to the first crate. The second arrived in perfect condition. So far, no escape from the Impact crate. We bought the accessory covers for the door bars but have not seen reason to install it. We want to leave as much visibility for him through the door as possible. It protects our home and our dog. Excellent customer service helped added to experience. Size 42 inch crate shown. Our dog Toby is a German Shepherd that has separation anxiety and doesn't like being in a crate when no one is home for more that a couple hours. He would break out of wire crates until I would reinforce it to make it more difficult for him. Since we purchased the size inch high anxiety crate, he has met his match! The only thing he as done so far is some scratching on the inside to be expected , and tearing at a dog bed we placed inside the crate. When we are home he will go inside the crate and lay down. At least now when we leave the house with him inside his new crate, we know he will never scratch or dig his way out or it. And will not hurt himself either. I did purchase the door guards for his high anxiety crate shortly after ordering the crate but have not had to install them yet. I really like the solid construction of this crate. Once you buy this crate, you will never have to buy a cheap wire crate anymore. Like others have mentioned, I highly recommend impact crates! Size inch crate shown. This crate though expensive is worth every cent I paid for it. Apparently this sweet baby was abused with a crate or left in one for extremely long times. We had gone through 3 crates, 2 wire ones and 1HUGE hard plastic one. She managed to break out of all three. I had basically become a prisoner in my own home. I love her so much and am giving her the best life I possibly can. Size 40 inch crate shown. Mans Best Friend - Phillip S. However, she had become an escape artist. Two wire kennels and three travel crates later my family decided it was time to invest in a quality crafted kennel. After doing extensive research and talking with several trainers and K9 officers we are friends with, we chose Impact. If you want to stop worrying about your dog breaking free when you leave the house then it is well worth the investment. I would recommend an impact dog kennel to anyone. Not just because of the quality by which it is made but because the staff took the time to answer all of our questions and made sure we were getting exactly the right kennel. Uses size 42 inch crate. It exceeds expectations. My German Shepherd could break out of the front of every other crate we have had. She now only will do turns in the crate, and will not even try to escape. She is very large at lbs. Service was also great. Thank you so much. Worth the money - Elaine F. I have a German Shepherd who any time we left the house would freak and destroy crate after crate that we'd get her from Petco or Persmart. Finally I did my research, after already spending so much on wire crates I went with the high anxiety crate. I was nervous about it at first because it is a lot of money but in the end it's worth it. My pup has not escaped from the crate and she is also comfortable in there. I make sure she has treats and a nice bed to lay on while we're gone and she adapted quickly. Believe me, it's worth it if you want to stop spending money of crates in the end. This is the second Impact Dog Crate I have purchased. I have a highly anxious German Shepherd Rescue that has broken out of nearly every crate we have bought for years, sometimes hurting herself and leaving her parents worried. Being airline compliant is a much needed bonus as well. I cannot recommend this crate enough! Best on the market!!! Miracle Kennel! Worth every penny!! I have a 60lb female Anatolian Shepherd Mountain Cur mix with the most severe case of separation anxiety I have ever heard of. I have owned her for close to a year, and there have been a LOT of ups and downs in her separation anxiety training. Through her desperate attempts to escape, she has hurt herself pretty badly with strained muscles, worn down teeth, and bloody cuts. I decided to invest in this kennel because of the reviews of owners with similar dogs. And although the cost required me to be on a payment plan, every single cent of the payment is worth it. My dog cannot escape this kennel and she knows it! With her exercise and socialization routine, and some positive reinforcement training of this kennel, her anxiety has so drastically reduced that I believe she actually enjoys her kennel. Separation Anxiety - Christa So we got this crate about a month ago now. She has gone through two cages 1 was even 22 gauge steel and she ripped 2 of the bars off so we had to find something else to do. We got the size inch crate for her she is an 83 pound, female and she has plenty of room. I even sat in there with her and we both fit fine. This crate is incredibly heavy duty but surprisingly very light and easy to move with the help of another person. And the airplane rails on the sides did not come assembled, but in the box with assembly directions. The inside paint is scratched off, as expected, but the bars are not bent or disfigured in the slightest. We are exploring other options to attempt to aid her separation anxiety but the crate has done what we wanted: keep her contained and out of trouble. Yes they are very pricy crates, but they are built incredibly well and I would really recommend it! Anxious dog makes an anxious owner - Rhonda M. Impact Dog Crates is a life changer for me. My German shepherd was ruining her teeth pulling on her old wire kennel and I was so anxious knowing that as I left my house and the door bell rang, she would try like crazy to get out of the kennel. There is nothing inside the Impact Dog Crate that she can grab on with her teeth or pull on with her paws. It's awesome! I wish I had found this 2 years ago. We had been crating her in your average dog crate, until one day when we got home from work she had ripped her tooth completely out, root and all. We took her to the vet and she advised us to not use the crate for the fear of her ripping out more teeth. So we were letting her roam free in our living room and kitchen area during the day while we were at work. She destroyed our sectional couch, remote controllers, books etc. Then she started pulling trim off the walls, and eating holes through the drywall. So then we heard about these High-Anxiety crates and I will admit we were a little scared by the price at first, but I will tell you knowing that our dog is safe and not destroying our home makes it worth every penny. The crate is heavy duty, and relatively easy to move. We used to worry every second of every day when we were at work, but now our girl is safe and sound in an Impact dog crate. The customer see that was provided to me was 5 star as well. I have zero complaints with my crate or the customer service I received. Other companies should take lessons from Impact dog crates. Absolutely amazing! I have a German Shepherd who has broken out of every single cage I have bought him. The cost is very expensive and definitely made me second guess purchasing it in the first place for over a year. Delivery excellent. Very pleased WOW. .Finally a crate that works! New Years, 4th of July, storms. .We tried everything, thunder jacket, anxiety meds, you name it we tried it. No matter what we did or how many crates we bought, Albus would find a way to break out of them. He ate the garage door handle and the trim around it. We knew we had to do something bc we were afraid to leave the house for fear that he would cause serious harm to himself. I think he likes the closed in space. He would always try to squeeze into tight spaces, knocking things over. Coming from someone who was at a complete loss for what to do, this is the answer. Thank you Impact Dog Crates for helping us regain our sanity and for making a product that we can stand behind without hesitation. Saved my dog - Whitney C. I have a high anxiety German Shepherd who has noise phobia and does not do well during storms. He has jumped out of window's 5 feet off the ground and hurt himself in standard crates. I needed a way to keep him safe while I was at work. I tried a regular aluminum kennel and he ended up ripping some teeth out. Meds did not work, his anxiety overcame any effect they might have had on him. I didn't want to worry about him while I was away during the day so I purchased the high anxiety crate and it was a game changer. He is unable to get his teeth around the bars and can't tear the inside walls. I don't have to worry about his safety when I am gone anymore. He is also doing much better with his anxiety and I can leave him out of his crate during the day when storm season is over. It is totally worth the price to have a safe and happy dog! Great Product - Joyce G. We adopted the most expensive free dog that should have been named Houdini. Not only could she open sliding glass doors and climb fences but she totally destroyed the standard plastic crates. Other than the severe separation anxiety she suffers from she is the perfect dog. This was our last option to be able to keep her. I wish we would have made the purchase in the beginning. This crate is perfect. She is a 2 year old German Shepherd and the size inch has plenty of room. We leave the door open when we are home and she goes in on her own. Excellent product. I never thought we would spend this much money on a crate but it has made our lives so much easier because we do not have to worry about what we will find when we get home. He is one strong pup and has gotten out of a standard crate and then the next step up crate. He will watch you close it and figure out how to open it or just bend the bars. He has been through several training courses but does not like to be alone and it one smart dog. I bought this crate a few months ago and he has not gotten out. There are a few teeth marks on the inside so I know he has tried. It took only 2 days to get him used to it as it is a little more closed up than a regular crate but after the 2 days he went right into like he did the other ones. When I read reviews when I was looking at these I thought there was a place to upload pictures but I am not seeing that now or I would upload one. Perfect - Kathleen C. I bought the High-Anxiety size inch crate for my German-Australian shepherd mix. He tore apart every other crate, and a bathroom - door and floor - before we had this crate. He took to this new crate immediately and is very content when inside. We also have a tough bed that he can't destroy and it fits well inside the crate with room for water and food dishes if needed. The only 'con' - and it is an obvious one - is that the crate is HUGE! There are two handles on top but unless you are very strong and near six feet in height it will take at least two people to pick it up. Also the measurements for the shipping crate are a bit off and we ended up taking our front door off to get the unboxed crate inside. However I am very happy, and so is our dog, that we have this crate and it gives us all great peace of mind when leaving him home alone or when maintenance is being done on our home. Durable and inescapable - Clay V. We purchased a size size inch crate for our new 30 pound lab-shepherd mix. It didn't take her long to chew through a metal wire crate and escape, so we knew we needed the strongest crate possible. She has horrible separation anxiety and she definitely can't be left alone in the house she escaped and tore up the carpet, trim, and door of my room. We researched for a week or two before finally deciding on an Impact crate. She had to be boarded daily for almost a month while we went to work. Every other crate had reviews that I just couldn't look past. Everything from "my dog escaped" to "my dog is severely injured. If you're thinking that it's a lot of money for a crate, well you're right. But you get what you pay for, and this crate is top notch. She has scratched up the door and bars with her claws and teeth, but the structural integrity of the door is unaffected. Also nothing has chipped or broken off aside from the paint so she can't injure herself. Honestly I understand why they offer their replacement plan, because l highly doubt they have ever had to replace one. If you have a high anxiety dog, please take it from me and buy this crate. People literally don't believe that she needed it but then we show them the crazy scratch marks on the door and they understand. You won't be sorry with your purchase. If these escape artist dogs remind you of your own pup, we highly recommend chatting with our team to learn more about this High Anxiety crate and which size would best fit your dog. If you would like to read more Reviews of all of our crate models and accessories, click here! Size and Space — One of the biggest considerations when buying a dog crate for your German Shepherd is size. The American Kennel Club writes on their website that the typical height range for a German Shepherd is 22 to 26 inches. The breed can weigh between 50 and 90 pounds. Durability and Material — German Shepherds are powerful, strong dogs that serve commendable purposes in society, such as military dogs, police dogs, service dogs and more. We considered crates that have a clever design to prevent your German Shepherd from doing harm to themselves or causing damage to the crate. Portability and Weight — The type of crate that you require will likely depend on your lifestyle. If your German Shepherd is predominantly a guard dog or family dog, you may be satisfied with a stationary crate. Security and Safety Features — German Shepherds are athletically built with a lot of power. They shed all year round but tend to blow out their coat at least twice a year at the changing of the seasons. The Collapsible Crate is simple to set up — it takes less than 60 seconds to put together. My 5ft 2ins wife was able to move it around our home. It has ample ventilation thanks to the diamond-shaped holes that are designed to prevent your German Shepherd from sinking their teeth in or doing damage. It comes with a lifetime guarantee should any part prove faulty. The Revol is a collapsible crate so it offers plenty of portability and versatility. Inspired by baby industry standards, the Revol has an ergonomic design to make all elements of the crate easy to use. We can offer helloBARK! It has a zinc-plated steel paddle latch which provides a robust mechanism for added security against the toughest escape attempts. There are four additional butterfly latches, providing maximum strength and security. Impact write on their website that the small circle ventilation holes are specifically designed to prevent dogs from getting their K9 teeth in and potentially harming themselves. They only offer this coverage on their High Anxiety Crate. It has a thoughtful design with 20 ventilation holes on either side to provide adequate ventilation. However, it does come at a significantly cheaper price.

The Blue Heeler , also known as the Australian Cattle Dog, is a medium-sized dog initially bred for herding. It is resilient, high-energy, and intelligent, making it a perfect working dog. It has an intense drive to work and is out to impress by serving its owners. The Poodle comes in different sizes, toy, miniature, and standard. It is a fun, energetic, intelligent, and playful dog, making it a perfect match for a family with kids. The Poodle is known for its hypoallergenic coat, a quality that attracts breeders to cross it with other dogs. The mix, therefore, is an energetic, playful, and loyal dog that will bring cheer to any home. The dog loves and enjoys company with its owners, always up for fun playtime and ready for games. The History of The Blue Heeler Poodle Mix There is not much to write home about the history of this mix, but the parents have a long line of how they came to be. The history of this dog can be traced back to the 19th century when it was bred as a working dog. Australian settlers kept it as a guard dog for cattle during their long-distance travels. As time went by, Australian ranchers wanted a dog to herd large numbers of cattle kept for the beef industry. Other dogs like the British Smithfield were overwhelmed at herding cattle, even though they were seasoned in herding sheep. The idea was to create a hardy herding dog that would withstand the working conditions on the ranches. This new creation became a favorite of ranchers, and its popularity grew with breeding. Eventually, Jack and Harry Bagust crossed this dog with dalmatians. This new dog became the Blue Heeler. In , the Blue Heeler was approved for registration by the American Kennel Club and placed as the working dog group. Poodle History The Poodle is believed to have originated in Germany, where it was among popular dogs such as the Rottweiler. Initially, it was bred as a working dog to retrieve waterfowl for hunters. Unfortunately, its dense coat made it difficult for the dog to swim, so they had to trim the fur and make the Poodle more buoyant in water. Its popularity grew, becoming a luxurious breed common among French nobles. This followed its growth all around Europe, becoming one of the most popular dogs among royals. It is the national dog of France, but its popularity has grown across the west. Poodles came in a standard size, but others were created as breeding evolved. The standard Poodle was recognized as a breed by the AKC in .The appearance of the Blue Heeler Poodle mix can be challenging to highlight, considering the two parents have entirely different physical characteristics. Even so, there are some distinct features that you can expect from the mix. How Big do They Get? The size of the Blue Heeler Poodle mix varies depending on the variety of the Poodle used for breeding. If the blend is from a Toy Poodle, then it is bound to be much smaller than if it is from a Standard Poodle. The standard Poodle grows as tall as 18 to 24 inches at the shoulder and can weigh between 45 to 70 pounds. On the other hand, the Blue Heeler grows as tall as 17 to 20 inches at the shoulder and weighs between 31 to 35 pounds. Remember, puppies in the same litter can be different in size depending on the dominant gene from the parents. Some may weigh as heavy as their Poodle parent, others as their Blue Heeler parents, and others might be an average of both. The Blue Heeler has a double-layer coat which helps to protect the dog from extreme weather conditions as a working dog. On the other hand, the Poodle has a dense, curly, and coarse coat that grows rapidly. Thankfully, the Poodle coat does not shed. The mix, therefore, has a less dense coat than the Poodle, but it is curly, coarse, and long. Even though the coat does not shed, it is prone to tangles and mats and requires consistent grooming to keep it in shape. When it comes to colors, The mix can come in one solid color or a mix of two or more colors from the parents. The mix can lean more towards the Poodle color, take the Blue Heelers distinct color, or have a combination of both. It can have one solid color and marking of another all over the body. It enjoys the company of its human friends and is open to interacting with other dogs and pets. The mix has an even temper and bounces back the emotions you share. It is the type of dog you will want to come home to and enjoy cuddles in the evening with. But, it is highly energetic; you will need to devote time to play and run around with it. The playful personality is great, but it comes with the curiosity of a cat. With this, you will need to keep an eye on the dog as it can get naughty and messy if left to explore independently. The good thing is with early training; the dog can learn to respect the boundaries you put for it. This charming dog is pretty independent and will play with toys. However, it gets anxious if left alone for long periods. The dog would rather see and follow you around than sit and interact with toys all day. So make sure it has company for the most part. How to Take Care of the Blue Heeler Poodle Mix Your furry friend will appreciate the attention you give it, but constant care and maintenance will ensure the dog stays happy and healthy. Therefore, it needs a nutritious, healthy diet, regular exercise, grooming, and training. Feeding The best diet for your dog is one that meets its specific needs. On this note, no standard diet is designed for Blue Heeler Poodle Mixes, as all dogs have different health needs. It would be best to consult a vet on the right food for your furry friend. As a high-energy dog, the Blue Heeler Poodle mix needs a diet that meets its energy requirements while supporting its overall health. Since the dog is prone to hip and elbow dysplasia, ensuring the diet includes fish oil, glucosamine, and chondroitin is essential. Ask your vet for the best amount and frequency of food to avoid overfeeding your dog. Most dogs do not have control over how much they eat, hence the importance of scheduling meals and giving them adequate quantities. Exercise Your Blue Heeler Poodle mix will do well with regular exercise to expend its built-up energy. Like other energetic dogs, the mix will need at least an hour of exercise daily to stay healthy and happy. It is also vital to stimulate the dog mentally. The Blue Heeler Poodle mix is an intelligent dog and will be happy to solve puzzles, take on challenges and solve problems. Include interactive toys during playtime for both physical and mental exercise. But, the coat is prone to tangling and matting, requiring consistent brushing. You can bathe your dog as needed, but once a month is adequate. If you need to bathe your dog regularly, use a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. Training The intelligent Blue Heeler Poodle mix may be a little challenging to train. It can be stubborn and demanding and might need patience to get through training. That said, it will require a firm and consistent trainer that will not bow down to its manipulative and cheeky needs. Like other dogs, the Blue Heeler Poodle mix will do well with positive reinforcement. When training, ensure you bring treats and offer them along with praises each time the dog progresses. On the same note, ensure the dog gets adequate exercise to burn built-up energy before training. Socialize the dog early by taking it to doggy daycare or planning play dates with other dogs at the park. But with the proper care, frequent vet visits, regular exercise, and a healthy diet, your dog may escape the wrath of the health issues it is susceptible to. Here are some of the common health issues among Blue Heeler Poodle mixes: Hip dysplasia. They remain active at all times, and their physical appearance is uncanny. This merle canine is one of the best dogs to have if you live an active and healthy life. This mixed breed can accompany you in walks, running, or other high-intensity activities. It simply adores being engaged in various activities, and with a little effort, you can have the perfect family pet. Another great reason why you should have a blue heeler poodle mix by your side is the fact that this is an intelligent dog. These are fun-loving canines that enjoy playtime, and they will do anything to make it last as long as possible. Just like huskies, this can also be a working dog, considering its exquisite strength, stamina, and obedience. They just need a lot of positive reinforcement and early socialization. Dog owners who properly train this mix dog breed will have a lifetime of happiness. The blue heeler poodle mix comes from two dog parents — the standard poodle and the Australian cattle dog. It is mostly because of its merle, blue coat. Each of these two breeds have unique traits, and happen to be among the healthiest dog breeds in the world. This is due to their perfect physical condition and high stamina, especially if we talk about the Australian cattle dog. Both pure breeds are recognized by the American Kennel Club, which makes them favorable for crossbreeding. In fact, there are a plethora of crossbreeds that involve both the blue heeler and the poodle. The best poodle mixes happen to be lap dogs, and their high level of socialization makes them perfect for homes. The Poodle Even though the poodle breed has its own sub-categories, like toy poodles, or miniature poodles, here, we are mostly talking about the standard poodle. All three are favored by breeders, among which the miniature poodle breeders are some of the most popular in the U. This purebred canine originally comes from France. It is a French national dog, and it has a long history as a working dog despite its unique, fashionable look. Some breeders say that its history also has deep roots in Germany, where they served as water retrievers. The poodle dog has an affectionate and calm nature, which makes it the perfect family dog. Its physical appearance is unique, considering its long, curly, double coat. It comes in various shapes and colors, and it is perfect for new grooming ideas. It does not face many health problems, and it is one of the healthiest dogs in the world. Hip dysplasia can sometimes occur in poodle puppies, which is a condition that is common for large breeds. The poodle is favorable for crossbreeding, and we have many poodle mixes today, among which goldendoodles, bernedoodles, and labradoodles are the most familiar. Australian Cattle Dog Australian cattle dogs, as the name says, originate from Australia. This is a dog that somehow resembles two other Australian canines — the dingo and the Australian shepherd. The dingo is a wild dog that has a very long history. It was originally a watchdog of the Australian native people, but over time, it became wild. Until today, dingos live in herds, and it is a hunting dog. On the other hand, we have the Australian shepherd — a dog that was originally used for protecting herds. This is a trait that the blue heeler shares, too. These single-layer canines appear in merle, white, blue, and red combinations. The blue heeler is an intelligent herding dog with high energy levels and almost zero health issues. It requires early socialization and obedience training because this is naturally a dangerous dog breed. Also, without timely training, they can show disobedience. However, if properly trained with lots of positive reinforcement, Australian cattle dogs will become perfect human companions — loyal and ready to follow you everywhere you go. The Cattle Doodle History It is believed that the blue heeler poodle mix appeared in the s. The goal was to create a hybrid that collects the best traits from the poodle and the Australian cattle dog. With this combination, the cattle doodle retains the traits of a watchdog and a guardian, but shows more affection to strangers, and it is easier for it to adapt to family life. Also, its coat remains as the poodle-like shape, so you can apply poodle haircuts to this designer dog! The poodle crossing contributes a lot to socialization training and obedience, considering their naturally affectionate character. It has a unique coat color with long, curly hair, and grooming is needed more frequently. The dog is, by nature, friendly, which is not the natural character of both of its parent breeds. Blue heelers can be extremely aggressive towards unfamiliar humans, which is basically the watchdog character they are born with. However, owners need to make sure that this hybrid puppy is properly trained and taught socialization manners. Size The size of the blue heeler poodle mix can go over 15 inches, and they weigh around 35 to 50 pounds. This is a medium-sized dog, which goes along with the parent breeds. The blue heeler growth chart varies from 40 to 50 pounds in the adult age, and this parent breed is considered as a medium to large breed. Its height ranges between 17 and 19 inches, which is a little bit more than the cattle doodle mix. On the other hand, the standard poodle size is a bit taller than the aforementioned dog parent. They can grow up to 24 inches in height. This is a medium to large dog breed, too. Make sure your cattle doodle puppy always has proper dog food, which is important for its development. This is an active dog that requires a large protein intake. Usually, herding dogs need more frequent meals than other, less active puppies. Proper amount of protein makes them preserve their musculature, and it also gives them enough strength needed for their high-leveled activities. Also, take care of the overall feeding chart of your blue heeler poodle mix. You can check out our Blue Heeler feeding chart for more information! Do not leave out other macronutrients, and always take care of timely feeding. Inadequate feeding can cause weight loss in your cattle doodle canine, which is not good for its overall health. Color This canine, as the name itself says, mostly comes in blue color. This is a trait inherited from the Australian cattle dog, considering the fact that their main coat color is indeed blue. However, as puppies, they are born white, but over time, their hair becomes bluish, or sometimes red. These hybrid puppies come in white, gray, blue, cream, and red variants. Typically, both dog parents are represented in these physical characteristics. Typically, this long-haired designer dog will appear in a blue variant, but other colors can occur. The overall price of this puppy sometimes depends on the special color requested, and it can vary by several hundred dollars. Do Cattle Doodles shed? Truth be told — all dog breeds shed. Naturally, blue heeler poodle mixes have a low-shedding characteristic, and this is only because of the poodle parent. If you ask whether poodles shed , we can say yes, but a little. The Poodle breed is known for its low-shedding, hypoallergenic coat, and this is one of the greatest traits it gave to its successor, the cattle doodle. On the other hand, the Australian cattle dog, just like the Australian shepherd dog, sheds a bit more. This is why it is important to seek cattle doodle puppies with a high percentage of poodle genes, especially if you or members of your family suffer from dog hair allergies. The blue heeler poodle mix with over 50 percent of poodle genes tends to be hypoallergenic, too, which is great! You can freely let your canine enjoy your lap, couch, or bed. Still, the blue heeler doodle needs daily grooming, considering its long, curly hair. Blue Heeler Poodle Mix Temperament Photo from: turnerbluecadoodlelv When it comes to the blue heeler poodle mix behavior, we can say that this puppy is a family dog. The trait almost exclusively goes along the poodle breed. Australian cattle dogs are intelligent and protective by default, but their instinct does not revolve around big families or a home environment. They are more of a working dog, and their crossbreeding in that regard is favorable with huskies. For instance, the blue heeler husky mix makes the perfect working and sled dog that helps in the household and protects families from other wild animals. However, if properly bred and socialized from an early age, these canines can be pretty affectionate, too! In fact, sportsmen adore this parent breed! This curly doggie will forever steal your heart once you get to know its charming character. Even though protective, and at times, overwhelmingly a guardian, this puppy easily attaches itself to family members, especially kids. This is all really the result of exhaustive and hard training that breeders do in order to socialize this breed. The breed itself does not demand much time to learn new things, considering the exquisite intelligence of both dog parents, but consistency is needed. However, this breed is not recommended for inexperienced owners. Blue Cadoodle — The perfect Watchdog Blue cadoodles are, by nature, watchdogs, which means that it will try to protect you and all of its family members at all times. This is a medium-sized family dog, but at the same time, it shows courage and strength. The credit goes to both dog parents, which are both considered as two of the coolest dog breeds ever. These combined traits — intelligence, good space orientation, affection, and deep commitment to humans — make this puppy favorable to have in both indoor and outdoor settings. This is an alert dog, and it will keep you notified about unknown people. Its barking is high-leveled, but not unusual. Usually, poodle puppies remain calm and do not bark a lot, but the Australian cattle dog does, and this is strictly related to its history of being a herding dog and a working dog, too. Are Cattle Doodles aggressive? At times, the blue heeler poodle mix can show aggression. This is mainly in situations when the dog is bored and not stimulated by training. In those kinds of situations, the cattle doodle can become destructive to both you and the environment. The blue heeler doodle needs lots of activities and mental stimulation. This is an extremely intelligent breed, and it is known for outsmarting its owner. Both of the cattle doodle parents can be aggressive dog breeds at times. Australian cattle dogs are, by nature, aggressive towards the unknown, while poodles show aggression when suffering from separation anxiety. This characteristic is inherited by blue heeler doodles, too! The recommendation is not to leave your cattle doodle alone for more than six hours. If, however, you must do so due to your daily schedule, you should train your puppy to be on its own. Stimulative dog music and dog shows will help in that regard. Among the most important ones is its feeding habits. You should always follow the feeding and growth charts, and ask yourself, how heavy should my dog be? Even the healthiest breeds can face obesity, which destimulates their activity level and playfulness. Make sure that training programs are made according to their physical abilities. Despite the fact that this is a highly active dog, do not overwhelm it with exhaustive training. Keep your training hours within the proper training program. Lifespan Considering the overall well-being and good health of the blue heeler poodle mix, its lifespan consequently goes up to 15 years. This is common for both parent breeds of the Australian cattle doodle. Poodles also live a long life, as do Australian cattle dogs. Their average lifespan is between 13 and 15 years. With proper feeding habits and a well-organized lifestyle, the blue heeler doodle can live a long and happy life. Always make sure your puppy gets quality food, which can even be self-made. You want to stay away from the worst dog food available on shady websites or in markets. Its overall physical dominance is increased by muscular stimulation and cardio training. Dogs, just like humans, need activities in order to prevent potential heart diseases. Hip Dysplasia Hip dysplasia in dogs is a common issue for large breeds, and it is detected at an early age. Dogs with hip dysplasia are usually born with this issue, so you should consider your potential breeders carefully. Dogs with hip dysplasia have a hard time running and jumping. As the disease progresses, some dogs will even have difficulty walking. No reputable breeder will sell you a dog with hip dysplasia. Early medical checks and regular vet examinations are what any respected breeder should follow. However, if you have a puppy with this health issue, you should know that they can live a long and happy life. You just want to make sure their lifestyle is adjusted. Deafness Some blue heeler poodle mixes can experience deafness. Deafness in dogs can be an issue that your puppy is born with, but it also can be acquired. Dogs usually become deaf in the latter stages of life due to some sort of trauma or infection. This issue is not hard to detect if the dog experiences total deafness. The recommendation for blue heeler doodle puppies with deafness is to supervise them at all times. Due to their hearing inability, they can become disoriented, and this is dangerous, especially when they are on the street. Also, deaf dogs can show aggression when surprised, so make sure you always approach them from the front. Blue heelers are more aggressive, considering their natural habitat. This Australian national dog prefers being outdoors as it craves action and space. This breed is favorable for crossbreeding with other powerful dogs — for instance, the blue heeler pitbull mix is quite popular. On the other hand, blue heeler doodle puppies are a lot more affectionate, and are family dogs. They prefer both indoor and outdoor life, and they make excellent companion dogs. Both of these dogs can be trained into being good family dogs with excellent watchdog traits. They need patience because sometimes, they can come across as stubborn puppies. There are many cattle dog breeds , but the cattle dog doodle is the real deal. This designer dog has more than a year-long history since it was originally created in the s. The breed collects all the best traits from both parents — the poodle and the Australian cattle dog. It makes a good family dog, perfect for people who live an active, dynamic life. Its intelligence and easy learning ability make them great for early-age socialization and obedience training. Conclusion The blue heeler poodle mix is a dog that you should definitely consider if you have experience with dog ownership. Cattle doodle puppies are intelligent, affectionate, and loving. They easily bond with their owner, and they make excellent watchdogs. Their hypoallergenic coat is a bonus if you suffer from dog allergies. This medium-sized blue canine is definitely a unique breed that you need to consider! There is some debate among dog lovers about the ethics of designer or mixed-breed dogs. Some people believe that all crossbreeds are unethical, while others believe that it depends on the individual case. When it comes to the Blue Heeler Poodle mix, we believe that this is an ethical cross. Both of the parent breeds are relatively common, and there is no need to create a new breed when these dogs can easily be adopted from shelters or rescue organizations. In addition, crossbreeding can often help to reduce the risk of health problems in dogs. This is because mixed-breed dogs usually have a more diverse gene pool than purebred dogs. As a result, they are less likely to inherit genetic diseases. This will help you to find the best possible match for your family and lifestyle. Grooming Requirements for a Blue Heeler Poodle Mix These dogs have high grooming needs due to their thick, double coat. They will need to be brushed several times per week to avoid matting and to keep their coat healthy. They will also need to be trimmed regularly by a professional groomer. It is important to start grooming your Blue Heeler Poodle mix puppy at an early age so they can get used to the process. This will make it easier for both you and your dog in the long run. Blue Heeler Poodle mixes are also heavy shedders, so they are not a good choice for people with allergies. The good news is that these dogs only need to be bathed once every few months. This helps to prevent their skin from becoming dry and irritated. Use a slicker brush to remove tangles and mats from their coat. Use a metal comb to reach the undercoat. Trim their nails regularly with a nail clipper or grinder. Temperament of a Blue Heeler Poodle These dogs are intelligent, active, and loyal. They make great family pets and are good with children. They are also known for being protective of their home and family. Blue Heeler Poodle mixes need to be well-trained and socialized from a young age. Without proper training, they may become aggressive or bark excessively. These dogs also need plenty of exercise to stay happy and healthy. A daily walk or run is a good way to keep them active. They also enjoy playing fetch and other interactive games. However, it is important to start training them at an early age. Here are a few tips to help you train your Blue Heeler Poodle mix: 1. Be consistent with your commands and rewards. Use positive reinforcement techniques, such as praise and treats. Avoid using punishment, as it can make training more difficult. Be patient and keep training sessions short and fun. Start with basic commands, such as sit, stay, come, and down. With proper training, your Blue Heeler Poodle mix will be a well-behaved and obedient dog. However, there are a few health issues that they are more prone to, such as hip dysplasia , elbow dysplasia , and von Willebrand disease. Hip dysplasia is a condition that causes the hip joint to develop abnormally. This can lead to pain, lameness, and arthritis. Elbow dysplasia is a similar condition that affects the elbow joint. It can also cause pain, lameness, and arthritis. Von Willebrand disease is a blood disorder that can cause problems with clotting. This can lead to excessive bleeding during surgery or after an injury. If you are considering getting a Blue Heeler Poodle mix, be sure to talk to your veterinarian about these health conditions. They can help you decide if this is the right breed for you. Feeding Requirements for a Blue Heeler Poodle Mix These dogs have high energy levels and need a diet that is rich in protein and fat. They should also have access to fresh water at all times. Blue Heeler Poodle mixes should be fed two to three times per day. Puppies will need more frequent meals, while adults can typically get by with two meals per day. It is important to avoid overfeeding these dogs, as they are prone to obesity. This can lead to health problems, such as joint pain, diabetes, and respiratory problems. You should also avoid giving them table scraps, as this can cause digestive issues. The best way to ensure your Blue Heeler Poodle mix stays healthy is to feed them high-quality dog food. You can talk to your veterinarian about the best diet for your dog. It should also be free of fillers, such as corn, wheat, and soy. You should also avoid foods that contain artificial additives, such as preservatives and flavorings. The best way to find high-quality dog food is to read reviews from other pet owners. You can also talk to your veterinarian for recommendations. With the right diet, your Blue Heeler Poodle mix will be a healthy and happy dog. There are a few foods that can be harmful to Blue Heeler Poodle mixes, such as chocolate, onions, and grapes. Chocolate contains a substance called theobromine, which can be toxic to dogs. Symptoms of chocolate poisoning include vomiting, diarrhea, and tremors. Symptoms of onion poisoning include weakness, vomiting, and diarrhea. Grapes contain a substance called resveratrol, which can be toxic to dogs. Symptoms of grape poisoning include vomiting, diarrhea, and kidney damage. If you suspect your dog has eaten any of these foods, it is important to contact your veterinarian immediately. This price includes the cost of the puppy, as well as any vaccinations and deworming treatments that are required. If you are looking for a specific color or markings, you may have to pay more. You may also have to pay more if you want a dog from a breeder with a good reputation. Reputable breeders will often charge more for their puppies. If you are on a budget, you can check with your local animal shelter or rescue group. They may have Blue Heeler Poodle mixes that need a home. Tips to Find a Reputable Breeder If you are looking for a reputable breeder, there are a few things you can do to find one. First, you can ask your veterinarian for recommendations. They may know of breeders in your area that have a good reputation. You can also search online for Blue Heeler Poodle mix breeders. Be sure to read reviews from other pet owners before you choose a breeder. Another option is to attend dog shows and meet breeders in person. This can give you a chance to ask them questions and get to know them better. When you visit a breeder, be sure to take note of the conditions of the puppies and their parents. The puppies should be clean and well-cared for. The parents should also be healthy and friendly. Once you find a reputable breeder, be sure to ask about the health history of the puppies. A good breeder will be happy to answer your questions and provide you with all the information you need. Now that you have your Blue Heeler Poodle mix puppy, it is important to start them on the right path. This includes choosing the right diet, getting them vaccinations and deworming treatments, and socializing them with other dogs. Vaccinations are an important part of keeping your dog healthy. All dogs need to be vaccinated against rabies, parvovirus, and distemper. Rabies is a deadly virus that can be spread to people and other animals. It is required by law in most states to vaccinate dogs against rabies. Parvovirus is a highly contagious virus that can cause death in puppies. It is important to vaccinate your dog against parvovirus, especially if they are going to be around other dogs. Distemper is a viral disease that can affect the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological systems. It is important to vaccinate your dog against distemper, especially if they are going to be around other dogs. With the right care, your Blue Heeler Poodle mix will grow into a healthy and happy dog. A genetic health and coat color test from a professional service could provide a more accurate potential color range. Size The Texas Heeler-Poodle mix is a medium-sized dog breed. They are athletic and will have a sturdy build. Height The Texas Heeler-Poodle mix typically stands between inches tall at the shoulder. Of course, there can be some variation within this range depending on the individual dog and its parents. However, you can generally expect this breed to be a medium-sized dog that is not too tall or too short. Weight When it comes to weight, the Texas Heeler-Poodle mix usually weighs between pounds. Again, there can be some variation within this range depending on the individual dog and its parents. Overall, the Texas Heeler-Poodle mix is a great size for families who want a dog that is not too big or too small. Temperament As someone who has researched and written about both parent breeds, I can confidently say that the Texas Heeler-Poodle mix has a beautiful temperament. These dogs are known for being intelligent, loyal, and energetic. They are also very affectionate and love spending time with their owners. One thing that stands out about the Texas Heeler-Poodle mix is their high energy level. They are always up for a game of fetch or a long walk and love to run around and play. This makes them an excellent choice for active families who enjoy spending time outdoors. Another great thing about these dogs is their loyalty. They are very devoted to their owners and will do anything to protect them. This makes them excellent watchdogs, as they will sound the alarm if they sense any danger. Despite their high energy level, Texapoos are also very intelligent and trainable. They are quick learners and respond well to positive reinforcement training methods. This makes them an excellent choice for first-time dog owners who may not have much training experience. Health Issues Doodle breeds are often at a lower risk of inheriting breed-specific diseases. Texas Heeler-Poodle crosses may still be susceptible to common diseases. Here are some you should be aware of: Hip dysplasia: This genetic condition affects the hip joint, causing pain and discomfort. Depending on the severity, it can be managed with medication, therapy, or surgery. Eye problems: Texas Heeler-Poodle mixes may be prone to eye problems such as cataracts, glaucoma, and progressive retinal atrophy. Regular eye exams can help detect these issues early on. Allergies: Some Texas Heeler-Poodle mixes may be prone to allergies, manifesting as skin irritation, itching, and hair loss. Allergies can be managed with medication and changes in diet. It is important to note that not all Texas Heeler-Poodle mixes will develop these health issues. Providing your dog with proper care and attention can help minimize their risk of developing any health problems. Lifespan The lifespan of a Texas Heeler-Poodle mix is typically between 12 to 15 years. To ensure that your dog lives long and healthy, providing them with proper nutrition, regular exercise, and routine veterinary care is vital. Regular check-ups can help detect potential health issues early on, leading to better treatment outcomes. Kevin is a proud Bernedoodle owner and Doodle dog fanatic. Read how a chance encounter with two Bernedoodles spurred a lifelong passion here. If you want to get in contact with Kevin, you can send him a message. Here are the different kinds of Poodle: Standard Poodle The standard male Poodle weighs around 70 pounds, while the average female Poodle weighs around 50 pounds. The colors of their fur can range from white and black to apricot and blue. Slender and long-legged, these dogs can reach a height of 15 inches. Most Blue Heelers bred with Standard Poodles will reach a weight of 40 pounds or more. Aside from their size, there is no difference between the two. Miniature Poodles can weigh up to 15 pounds, while Toy Poodles typically weigh 4 to 6 pounds. Like Standard Poodles, they have a high level of energy and are excellent athletes. Although their personalities differ from those of the Standard Poodle, these dogs are excellent family pets. Toy and Miniature Poodles are known for their intelligence and devotion to those in their care. In the presence of loved ones, they are at their best. Australian Cattle Dogs that have been bred with a miniature or toy Poodle tend to be between 15 and 35 pounds. Cattle doodle is the name given to a crossbreed between a Blue Heeler and a Poodle. They have a positive outlook on life because they are descended from some of the noblest canine lines. Breeding the two parent breeds together produces a perfect watchdog. The cattle doodle is based on s-era designer dogs. Healthier, smaller, and less prone to allergies are some of their advantages. Dogs of this type differ only slightly from other popular breeds. Temperament of Blue Heeler Poodle Mix Poodles and Australian Cattle Dogs have a lot in common when it comes to intelligence, making a cross between the two breeds the ideal pet for a new dog owner. The Blue Heeler Poodle mix is eager to please, easy to train, and responsive to new things. Blue Heelers are known for their ability to outsmart humans and other dogs. When it comes to dog temperament, Poodles are more patient and gentle than Australian Cattle Dogs. In a household with other dogs and people, the Blue Heeler Poodle mix does best. So that they can burn off some of their excess energy, you should give them plenty of time to play. As a result, they will gain more self-confidence when it comes to interacting with other people. The yard and house will be destroyed if you let your Blue Heeler mix get bored. Every day, make an effort to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated. Exercise and Training Requirements of Blue Heeler Poodle Mix Getting plenty of exercises is important for these pups, as it is for all dogs. This recipe is likely to require a lot of physical activity. Set aside time each day to work out your pets. Get ready for him to bounce off the walls. A tired dog is a happy dog. Never leave your dog chained outside; this is cruel to him and unfair to you. Blue Heeler Poodle mix is capable of being obstinate and demanding, despite its intelligence. Strong, firm leadership is needed to keep this dog from taking advantage of its handlers. Positive reinforcement works best for all dogs. All puppies and dogs should be properly socialized from an early age. A larger dog requires more food and is more active because of its larger size. A dog food free of common allergens like wheat, soy, or chicken is the healthiest choice for you and your pet. In addition, because of their active lifestyle, make sure your dog gets plenty of protein. Elbow and knee joint problems can occur in both miniature and toy poodles. Hearing loss can occur in Blue Heelers for a variety of reasons, including congenital deafness or hearing problems that worsen with age. Your Blue Heeler Poodle mix has a longer life expectancy than the average dog. They can expect a lifespan of at least 12 years. Plush toys should be avoided if your Blue Heeler Poodle mix is large. Toys for your hybrid should be tough and long-lasting. A choking hazard is a small, fragile toy, so avoid it at all costs. Instead of this, give your dog antlers and tough chew toys. Toys like rope toys are a must-have if you have more than one dog. Playing with your Blue Heeler Poodle puppy should not be ignored. Be on the lookout for any signs of aggression from them. Dog toys and puzzles are a favorite pastime for this intelligent designer dog. Puppies born to Blue Heeler Poodle mixes are less common than those born to other Heeler mixes. Adoption fees at shelters are likely to be less expensive than the cost of purchasing a dog. All of the disorders can be detected in a puppy whose parents have been thoroughly screened by a reputable breeder. A good breeder will also be on the lookout for behavioral problems and temperament issues and will steer clear of breeding any dogs with undesirable psychological traits. Or even worse, grew up in a home where abuse was the norm. Having noticed the inherent passion and zeal in me to care for pets, I took a step further to create a team of I and like-minded individuals to provide an informative resource in order to broaden the knowledge base of a regular pet owners. The author of this website is a passionate pet lover, and researcher. After gaining experience in raising and training various pets, I realized the need to provide answers to frequently asked questions from pet owners as well as insightful advice I've learned over the years to assist pet parents raise healthy and well-behaved pets. When was the first Blue Heeler Poodle Mix dog born? Because Poodles are available in several sizes, Standard, Miniature, and Toy, the offspring of each version will end up with a similar size or weight. For example, Standard Poodles that breed with Blue Heelers usually give birth to pups that can weigh at least 40 pounds once they reach adulthood. Their height will be proportionate with that of their Poodle parent, too, which can be taller than 15 inches. On the other hand, Miniature and Toy Poodles mate with Blue Heelers to make a crossbreed that typically weighs from 15 to 35 pounds. As for the height, you can expect it to be significantly less than 15 inches. However, you should keep in mind that breeders rarely match a Toy Poodle with a Blue Heeler. Due to its tiny size, it can be extra hard for the dog to bear the offspring of the bigger Heeler. Coloring Cattle Doodles are as adorable as they come! Blue Heeler Poodle mix dogs also have the tough bones and strong physique of the Australian Cattle Dog. Thankfully, the same goes for Poodles! As a result, their offspring will also have this advantage, so your Blue Heeler Poodle mix should be excited about learning new tricks at any moment of the day. Because Cattle Doodles are considered easy to train, they can be a great option to adopt for first-time pet owners. This is why training and socialization should be your priority once you take your puppy home. This dog has so much energy to spend playing with your children. This makes their offspring a suitable fit for a person with an active lifestyle. If you like to go for long walks, hikes, or beach runs, your Blue Heeler Poodle mix dog will definitely enjoy joining you on your adventures. These activities will allow him to use up his energy where it will benefit you both. Destroying furniture Eating inedible objects Blue Heeler Poodle Mix Lifespan and Health Concerns Blue Heeler Poodle mix puppies are generally healthy, but they might be prone to some health concerns, just like their parents. But before I dive into those, let me give you an idea about their lifespans. Thankfully, these dogs can live for as long as 12 to 15 years. Tips on Taking Care of a Blue Heeler Poodle Mix After getting to know his temperament, physical characteristics, and health concerns, allow me to give you some general guidelines on how to care for the Cattle Doodle. As a general rule, the bigger the dog is, the more food he should be getting. Keep in mind that this dog breed is susceptible to bloats, which will affect the type of food you give him. In addition to that, the Blue Heeler Poodle mix should steer clear of obesity to prevent the development of future problems in his joints. When things get warm and he starts to leave a few hairs here and there, you should brush him every day. Exercise As I mentioned earlier, your Blue Heeler Poodle mix will need so much exercise to match his energy levels. For example, you can: Walk your dog on a daily basis Go for hikes or beach runs Play with your dog for at least 30 minutes every day in a fenced backyard fetch, tug of war, hide and seek, etc. Socialization Look, Blue Heeler Poodle mixes are generally social dogs, but only if you adequately socialize yours as a puppy. So, how to properly socialize your Cattle Doodle pup? This adorable dog breed is loving, loyal, protective, and a breeze to train, all thanks to his intelligence and affectionate nature. With all of this in mind, your next obvious step is to head over to a reputable breeder and take a cute Cattle Doodle pup home! However, both of his parents have AKC profiles. Blue Heeler Poodle mixes are a fairly new breed, the first one of this kind being born in the s. Around that time, there was a rise in designer dog breed production in response to demands for dogs that were hypoallergenic, mild-tempered, and healthier than their parents. Having noticed the inherent passion and zeal in me to care for pets, I took a step further to create a team of I and like-minded individuals to provide an informative resource in order to broaden the knowledge base of a regular pet owners. The author of this website is a passionate pet lover, and researcher. After gaining experience in raising and training various pets, I realized the need to provide answers to frequently asked questions from pet owners as well as insightful advice I've learned over the years to assist pet parents raise healthy and well-behaved pets.

Some are free and others are sold online for a fee. They can be downloaded and printed out at home so that you can color them. Some sites offer a variety of coloring pages with the dogs sitting or standing in the illustration. Labrador coloring pages can teach children to color neatly within the lines using the right colors to depict the real dog. Labrador fur coats come in several colors: white, yellow, chocolate, white, silver, and reddish. Coloring pages with a mixture of adult and younger dogs is a good place to begin coloring. Most coloring pages present realistic drawings of these dogs. Some coloring pages will be designed for younger children, older children, or adults. When you want more complex Labrador coloring pages or a coloring book, Esty sells coloring pages and books that are very professional for older children and adults. You can get coloring books with 42 coloring pages for the dog or single coloring pages of labs for a fee. They even have coloring pages designed for adults. Another online vendor that will carry Labrador coloring pages is Amazon. This would be a good option for older children or if you are working with them on a school project about Labradors. Did you know that Labrador retrievers like to swim and are highly active dogs? They have a double coat that keeps them from getting cold in the water and webbed feet, making it easy to swim. They are often used as hunting dogs to retrieve games and need plenty of exercise and room. These dogs were bred to help assist fishermen with fishing and are used as guide dogs. You can study Labrador retrievers and use coloring pages as part of the activity to motivate children to learn about them. It can be a way to determine if they would be the right pet for you. A coloring page with an adult Labrador and its puppies would be a good coloring page for older children. Coloring pages with dogs running with sticks, catching balls, jumping, and performing tricks paints a realistic picture of how active these dogs are. Coloring pages for adults should be more complex and are often used to relax or relieve stress. This mandala lab coloring page would be ideal for older children and adults. It can teach attention to detail, concentration, choosing the right colors, and creativity. A complex adult coloring page about Labrador retrievers for adults gives you the chance to concentrate and work with more precision. Visiting a pet store to look at Labrador retrievers or viewing online photos can help your children or you learn the right colors to use when you color your pages. Choosing coloring pages that interest you and that you like will motivate you to finish or complete the task. Labrador retriever coloring pages can be used with children learning about dogs, and deciding whether it would make a good pet for their family. Get ready to spread your canine obsession and creativity with these cute dog coloring pages for all ages. Dogs are not just our best friends. They have the power to wipe away any stress with their wagging tails and lift our spirits up with their heart-melting gaze. Their unwavering loyalty and non-judgmental nature create a shelter of love for their humans. Coloring dogs has become a new obsession for dog lovers worldwide. Not to mention all the therapeutic benefits of coloring. Spending an hour with just your colored pencils and a cute dog coloring sheet will be the best mental escape on a busy day. So if you are looking for free, printable dog coloring pages for kids and adults, you are in the right place. From simple puppy illustrations for your little ones to intricate realism artworks, this collection of dog coloring sheets will transport you to a world of doggie charm and coloring fun. To start coloring, simply click on the image of your choice and download the full-size, high-resolution JPG file in a new tab. You can then print it out or import it to your digital device. So get your coloring supplies ready and enjoy your relaxing me-time. Disclosure Super cute dog coloring pages for kids and adults Cute puppy coloring pages for kids Aww…puppies. These cuties are undoubtedly the best companions for kids. The following puppy coloring pages are a delight for your little ones to immerse themselves in a world of colors. Golden retriever puppy Golden retriever, who can resist this cutie with its fluffy coat, heart-melting eyes, and playful personality? This puppy coloring page will capture your heart and put a smile on your face. Baby Husky coloring page Huskies are the ultimate bundle of cuteness and energy. Their tireless nature and captivating blue eyes will either steal your heart or make you laugh. Get ready for a howling good time with this simple Husky puppy coloring page! Simple happy puppy coloring page for kids Cheerful puppy coloring page Cute baby boxer The boxer as a boxer? The fun just keeps flowing. This boxer puppy coloring page totally captures the playful spirit of this incredible breed. Cute baby poodle coloring page Elegant, charming, and unapologetically cute, poodles have a timeless appeal. This adorable poodle coloring page perfectly portrays the beauty of the breed. With a smile on its face, this baby poodle is inviting you to a coloring adventure. Adorable puppy coloring page for kids Cute baby pug Pugs are the definition of adorableness. With their squishy faces and endearing personality, they bring smiles wherever they go. Cute smiley puppy coloring page Cute cartoon puppy dog Simple basset hound puppy coloring page Simple bulldog coloring page for kids Realism dog coloring pages for adults Coloring dogs are not just for kids. For adults who are looking for a fun pastime or a creative outlet, the following realism dog coloring pages are the paw-fect way to unwind and rediscover their inner artist! With the intricate details waiting to be brought to life, these dog coloring sheets for adults will take your mind off your day-to-day and melt your stress away. Golden Retriever in the woods Your dog will be your best companion when you are exploring the wild. This intricate coloring page features a Golden Retriever standing tall in the woods, ready to embark on an adventure of a lifetime with you. The proud posture, the gleaming eyes, and the majestic trees in the background all come together to capture the untamed beauty of nature. Dog on an adventure Realistic Husky coloring page for adult Husky is one of, if not the most, curious dogs on the planet. This intricate coloring page totally captures the boundless curiosity of the breed. Cute dog in the wild coloring page Dog in the flower field Cute puppy bouncing on a field How cute is this little puppy leaping through a field of sunflowers? Whether you are a dog lover or not, its cheerful vibes are contagious. Cute dog under a Christmas tree A family is not complete without the fluffy pal. And Christmas is not complete without the tree! This Christmas tree coloring page puts the two elements together to create a scene of pure holiday joy. So get your colored pencils ready and embrace the festive fun with your own twist. Dog and cat coloring page Cats and dogs can be the worst enemies and the best friends, too! This greyscale coloring page features a BFF duo ready to win your heart. Enjoy coloring the charming scenes and embrace the joy of nature and furry friends. French bulldog sitting in a flower garden French bulldogs are loved by so many. With their adorable wrinkled faces, bat-like ears, and playful personalities, French bulldogs steal hearts wherever they go. Let your imagination bloom with this beautiful coloring page, showcasing a corgi surrounded by lovely flowers. Get Weekly Freebie Sign up for more freebie, updates and more Subscribe. Here you are presented with the loveliest creatures our planet has produced, the best pets you can ever have, the creature most loved by us humans! If in your colorful mind you are imagining puppies, it is time to splash paint on free printable puppy coloring pages. Dogs are wonderful creatures — not because of their 10, times more powerful sense of smell, or 4 times better hearing power, but because of the many ways they can help us. From biting criminals down to sniffing explosives, they can turn into those innocent creatures that you can cuddle with! And when they are young pups, nothing in the world can resist their cute whimpering. With howls sweeter than sugar, and barks softer than their fur, they are here for you. So give them some love with your artistic skills on our free puppies coloring sheets to print. Take a look! Even Pancake loves skipping with her. But something looks amiss! Julie has forgotten to take Pancake for his regular walk. That is why Pancake looks sad. Walks are an essential requirement for dogs and puppies, especially for the energetic ones like this skipper Pancake. Already have an account? The persistent smile on his face appeals to every creature, like this little bird. He loves prancing around on the grass, meeting new friends everywhere — from butterflies to bulls. No one has heard or seen him angry yet. One of the naughtiest canines in the neighborhood, he loves running, jumping, chewing, dancing, and scaring the cats! Cats hate him, and you are seeing why! So fill the sheet with flying colors. She is the sweetest compact ball of fur when she sleeps, and abundance of energy when awake. She is great at playing hide-and-seek as she can fit anywhere, like this sock on Christmas. Sandra has just given birth to three pups — Ralph, Gabe, and their sister Lucy. This new pack of Golden Retrievers loves chewing. Now Ralph and Gabe want the same sock to chew. So they are having their favorite game of Tug-of-War with the sock while Lucy calmly observes them. Soon, they might learn the famous game Dog-and-the-Bone, or Dog-and-the-Sock, whatever the case may be. Apparently, the puppy is either aware of her character in Dalmatians, or he has sensed evil in her. This is a rare sight where a pup is angry with a human. Otherwise, they are gleeful and playful creatures. Her name is Frooti. She is, like Susan, a good girl who loves playing with dolls. The two girls spend every moment together playing or cuddling. This sketch shows the first time when Frooti met Susan. Color her happiness as you see it. Perrito is happily giving her paw to Dora. Dora has taught her pup to shake hands by giving him treats whenever he did it successfully. By this method, dogs can be trained to do a lot of things — from fetching the ball to retrieving lost trekkers under the snow of alpine mountains. What would you teach your pup to do? That is because he has now befriended a friendly monster Elmo, whom he last saw in his favorite cartoon. Elmo also seems pleased to see Willy happy. Dogs are loved by everyone not by cats so much because they spread happiness everywhere. Potts had one son — Ace. He used to be sad because he had no one of his age to play with. Seeing his son sad, Potts got sad too. Then Joy arrived with her two sisters Amy and Lea, bringing joy to their lives. Both of them are fashionable divas. A few stitches here and there later, Paris gets a new attractive outfit. And she totally loves it. She is elated to see the colors of nature that are in abundance in the form of flowers, bees, and butterflies. Her happiness made her shine with such joy that her tail attracted a butterfly! So fill this sheet with shades of glee! So Scott came to visit Walter. Seeing his pal busy, he got excited and wished to help. This confused Walter. He is thinking if his pup is going to use his whiskers to paint or is he simply enjoying a new flavor? She has a special love for fruits and vegetables and bites them whenever she gets to. But this Halloween , she came across an angry pumpkin. She never gets scared, but now she seems confused. She wonders why other pumpkins never showed eyes, and teeth, and will it bite her? All his friends have come to the party. He got many gifts, balloons, and got to wear a birthday cap! He, being a good boy thanked his family. Color his day and turn it into a golden memory of a Golden Retriever. He is an amiable creature, with the strawberry-shaped eye patch being his most striking feature. He is probably named Pupcake because of his sweet smile. He is enjoying the spring in his garden with flowers all around. Color and tell him how colorful spring can be! This time he found a toy that was hidden five years ago by Stuart himself. Delighted by his excavation, his happy master Stuart decided to reward him appropriately. His reward was a bubble bath. Everyone looks pleased with this reward, except Dumpy, who would rather roll in mud and dance in the dirt. He just hates bathing! He ensures it stays that way by bathing him regularly. When Sam forgets, Todd attracts his attention by dancing around Sam. If you have one, you would never be short of affection and entertainment. They will just sit on your lap and enjoy the luxury. They will surely get you looking at them some way or the other if you put him off your lap. They love attention, so they show-off a lot. Compact, cute, clever — these qualities make them an ideal pet in an apartment. See if you can make this attraction-oriented pooch more attractive! The Lhasa breed originates from Tibet. Courageous and independent, they were used as palace guard dogs. They do things to please themselves, not you. So color this royalty as vividly as you can. Pups-in-a-basket is the most wonderful idea of a gift for anyone assuming everyone loves dogs. Here we have three Labrador Retriever pups. Labrador is the most popular breed of dogs. They are energetic, active, and friendly. One of their prime loves is food — they will chew and eat anything that fits their mouth. Sometimes, without exercise, they grow obese. So make sure they stay fit and healthy once you get them. They have brought along a basket full of bones of various flavors. The weather is fantastic, the sun is bright, and out of somewhere come the colorful butterflies floating in the serene breeze. Seeing this gorgeous view, Poppins is perplexed thinking whether to chase these beauties or peacefully gaze their flight. One is never enough for him. Throw six or seven of them, and you will see him bouncing along with them. Full of energy all the time, he sleeps longer than other puppies of his age, as he plays more than them. Look how he tries to juggle them now! No, it is not a breed, but a perfect description of this hydrophilic canine. She just loves swimming and getting wet. As spring has arrived, she is enjoying her pool bath in the garden. Maybe she is looking at her master, who is about to be splashed! She is out on a farm for a trip with her family. Her brothers are playing somewhere else while her curiosity brought her to the creatures she has never seen before. As she sniffs some chickens, the hens are getting amused by their new visitor. Maybe, she will make some new friends here! Here, Smiley, the pup is resting because he is tired of an outing in the lawn, where he played fetch. He ran, sprinted and jumped to the fullest. Now he must rest to regain his energy to play again the next day. Like this one — Tyson. Tyson is a quiet, disciplined, curious pup who never bothers anyone. Just give him a walk, feed him properly, pat his head, and he will stay happy and quiet. After a long game of hide-and-seek, you are seeing him drenched and sad. Here we see a family of Golden Retrievers sleeping together after an eventful day. They share their body warmth to comfort each other. When awake, you will see them bouncing around. Now, they peacefully sleep looking cuter than before. See how happy he looks! This is the way pups greet their master when they meet after a separation due to work or vacation. Strawberry Shortcake also looks glad to see him again. Color them and make them look happier! He is known for his cheerfulness, friendliness, discipline, intelligence, and good behavior. That is why he is called a good boy! We hope you liked our free printable puppies coloring pages as much as you love puppies. 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Page 8 Hurley the Boxer puppy at 4 months old; Hurley looks a lot like Bruno. On one of the first warm days of the spring season Bruno the Boxer enjoys sitting outside in the sun. Later Bruno decides it's time to also warm up his underside. His father is a very tall, confident male and his mother is a very gentle and attentive female. Ramsey is very attached to his family and whines at the window when my husband goes to work or when my daughter gets on the school bus. He is also very gentle to my year-old daughter. He often falls asleep with the children on the rug in the family room. He needs to be out! He loves to play fetch and leaps over fallen trees in the woods. He walks 3x a week and plays with the kids or ball for the remaining week days. Ramsey loves people and children. He becomes excited when extended family members visit and sits in their lap so that they won't leave. We love him very much. He also doesn't realize that he's 70 pounds of pure muscle and tries to be a lap dog like a Yorkie! Sadie loves this football; she plays tug-o-war with it. In this picture she had been holding it in her mouth for the longest time. Lacy Ann Price the Boxer at 11 years old Frank the white Boxer 7-month-old Daria with her tongue hanging out Caesar the brindle Boxer at 9 months old Simba the white Boxer puppy at 4 months old Simba the white Boxer at 7 months old. Meet this 8-week-old Boxer pup, the reigning champion of adorable portraits. With those big, soulful eyes and a face that could melt even the toughest hearts, this little furball is guaranteed to win every match in the cuteness ring! Looking straight into the camera lens, our pint-sized boxer strikes a pose that says 'I'm ready for my close-up! This portrait captures all the innocence and charm of youth as our furry friend explores its new world. With boundless energy and an infectious enthusiasm for life, this baby mammal is just beginning its journey towards becoming a loyal companion. Known for their playful nature and friendly disposition, boxers make excellent family pets. But don't be fooled by their sweet appearance — these domesticated dogs are also known for their strength and agility. So whether you're looking for a workout buddy or simply someone to cuddle up with on lazy Sundays, this Boxer puppy has got you covered! Hang this print on your wall and let it brighten up your day with its irresistible charm. Warning: prolonged exposure may result in uncontrollable smiles! In Stock - Available Now! Zoomed Pictures can be adjusted in the Cart. This gives the owner an opportunity to see their dog at such a young age and then watch them quickly grown into strong and large adults. If you are purchasing a Boxer puppy, the dog should be at least 8 weeks old. In many regions it is illegal to have a puppy at a younger age. Up until 8 weeks, the puppy will need to be nourished by its mother. We're Home! That Boxer newborn puppy that you picked out has rapidly matured into an 8 week old and it's time for your new family member to join the household. Bringing a puppy home should be well planned in advance. If you have a large family, other members must be told to keep the environment calm and peaceful until your Boxer puppy has a chance to gain their bearings and become used to its new home. Have everything you need so that you do not need to suddenly run out to the store for a forgotten item. Do not allow the puppy to be rushed at by many people wishing to hug, pat and smother him or her with kisses. That can come a bit later. Your new Boxer must be approached gently and with warm voices. Puppies are a good, robust size but are still fragile. It is very sad when a puppy is stepped on accidentally; this can cause great harm. From birth to the 1 year mark, trauma is the leading cause of fatalities with this breed. Children must understand how to gently treat a pup. Very young children should be watched during interaction. All members of the home must be very aware of what may be underfoot. Your Boxer puppy should be given a tour of the home. Do not expect your new pup to know where everything is! Show him or her where they can find their water, where to expect their meals to be served, their dog bed and their toys. A puppy needs the security of knowing where to find what they need. Puppies will need quite a bit of care from you. This includes: Feeding - A puppy should be fed times per day. More feeding information can be found in our Feeding section. Only high quality puppy food must be given. This will be a time of rapid growth and your Boxer puppy needs the right dog food for optimal health. Vaccinations - All puppies will need the full schedule of vaccinations. This is absolutely vital to the health of the pup. If the budget is tight, your dog's veterinarian should be able to provide a discount or recommended animal clinics which provide shots for a very minimal fee. This includes that absolutely necessary Heart worm prevention medication, as well. Comfort and safety - Boxer puppies are rambunctious. They will jump, bounce and play. They will need loving attention and interaction with their owner or owners. Plenty of room to play, lots of toys and acts of love are crucial to the physical and emotional growth of a pup. A puppy is just learning about its world; yelling or hitting is never called for. Through love, patience and understanding a puppy will learn what is expected. Negative reactions from its owner will simply teach the puppy to be afraid. Housebreaking - This should begin as soon as you bring your puppy home. Read more in our housebreaking section. When started early and with consistency, your Boxer puppy will soon learn where it is appropriate to eliminate. A schedule - Puppies know nothing about the world except for what you show them. It is important to keep a puppy on a schedule that they can depend on. Normal times for baths, exercise , walks, feedings, grooming , play time and sleep time are recommended. Some Things to Expect The first year will be full of changing behaviors and a change in physical appearance. Here's what you can expect: A Boxer puppy will whine if he is hungry, wants attention or once he is learning house training, if he has a bathroom need The time to instill training for barking and other behavior is now - before habits can form Puppies are super hyper , but will also sleep quite a bit - Anywhere from 15 to 18 hours per day including night time and daytime naps The first year is one of rapid growth, but do expect starts and stops. As your Boxer reaches adolescence, there is sometimes a brief period of stalled weight gain at which time a Boxer may appear too skinny. This typically only lasts a few months before that final gain happens that allows him to fill out. Puppyhoood is the time to do socialization training - You'll want to introduce your puppy to as many people, other dogs, events and situations as possible so that he learns control and gains self-confidence. Health Check A Boxer puppy should be checked over every day to check for certain issues. Eyes- The eyes should be clear and bright. Any excessive discharge is a reason to go to the veterinarian Ears and nose - These areas should be cleaned each day with a damp, soft washcloth. Discharge of any color is a reason for a checkup with the vet Breathing - A puppy's breathing should always be clear and easy. Forced breathing, wheezing, coughing or other strange sounds must be taken care of immediately through the dog's veterinarian or closest animal hospital Limping - Puppies may be a bit clumsy or wobbling when very young. However limping is never normal. This must be brought to a vet's attention ASAP Tank - 9 months old Photo courtesy of owner: Jaymie Conner Skin - It is normal for a Boxer puppy to have some loose skin around the neck area and there will be some facial folds. These areas can hold in moisture which can lead to a fungal or bacterial infection. Moisture can accumulate when the pup drinks or when he drools. Keep the area nice and dry to prevent any problems.

It is still hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that my baby is three. It seems like just yesterday that John Davis was born , yet I blinked and some how I have a three year old. Celebrate big and sweet while they still let us. Well, fast forward to this year and add in the busyness of having a toddler and a baby and I found myself a month out from his birthday with absolutely no plans of what I was going to do. While browsing around in search of ideas I came across these adorable invitations from Dixie Design and fell in love! It was right up my alley with all of the blue and white, puppies, and of course, gingham! I spread out all of the food on our kitchen island on a classic white linen tablecloth. Our kitchen opens up to our family room and breakfast nook which makes for easy entertaining. I created an inexpensive table runner with blue gingham fabric from Hobby Lobby by simply cutting the edges with pinking shears to prevent fraying. I do this for almost every party because it is so easy and inexpensive to buy a few yards of fabric. The adorable cake, which also served as the centerpiece, was made by one of our neighbors. She does not have a business, but if you are local you can send me a message and I will pass along her name. She is simply the best and oh so affordable! Her cakes are absolutely beautiful but they taste even better than they look. Not to mention it was so convenient going only a few houses down to pick up the cake the morning of the party. I use them for just about everything and switch out the ribbon on top accordingly. I wrapped up the utensils in polka dot napkins from Party City and tied them with a blue ribbon. I used these matching polka dot plates and napkins , and served the cake with these coordinating dessert plates and dessert napkins. Taking a little extra time to tie your utensils is not only easy and practical it makes it so easy for guests to grab them and go! What is it about a kids table that is so sweet? I made the banner by simply cutting triangles out of craft paper and hot gluing them onto a white ribbon. Old fashioned party hats make a cute table accessory and the kids loved wearing them too. Can you spy my sweet little birthday boy in the background? I saw them and just had to have them! I had originally planned to put them in the party favor bags, but when I saw how cute they were I decided to set them out on the tables instead. They were so reasonably priced at just ten dollars for two dozen and they were the perfect finishing touch for the table. I ran into Hobby Lobby the day before the party procrastinator looking for small white metal buckets to put them in. Of course it was the day before the party and of course my local Hobby Lobby had every color bucket imaginable except for white. Why does it always work that way?! With no time to waste I threw these metal buckets in the buggy and was out spray painting them white in our backyard the night before the party. I stuck some floral foam from the DollarTree down in each bucket and topped them with white paper shreds also from the DollarTree. And obviously I just had to tie a blue ribbon around each lollipop stick. I used this cookie cutter to cut them into the dog shape. Once you have prepared your sandwiches, put them in between two damp paper towels and place them inside an airtight ziplock back. When you are ready to set your sandwiches out on your serving tray, place the damp paper towels on top of your sandwiches until your guests arrive. This will keep your bread nice and soft and prevent it from drying out before the party starts. These little dog shaped sandwiches were so simple, but everyone went crazy over them! Even I have to say they were so cute! Also on the menu: puppy chow. I made a HUGE batch of this even doubled the recipe and it was gone in no time. Note to self: next time, quadruple the recipe! Also on the menu: pimento cheese and crackers. This Palmetto pimento cheese is to die for. We bought two big tubs from Costco and every single bit of it was gone. This is another one of those things that is very inexpensive and very easy to do, but adds so much. We also had chicken fingers and honey mustard dipping sauce, a veggie tray with ranch dressing, a fruit tray, and chicken salad and croissants. All of the fruit and veggies came from Costco. I cut them up and placed them on white serving trays the night before the party. They were ready to go and all I had to do was pull them out of the fridge the morning of the party. I had originally planned on making a big batch of chicken salad what was I thinking?! For drinks we had water, tea and apple juice boxes for the children. Snips and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails Party Favors One of my favorite things to do for a party is put together cute party favor bags for the children, and these puppy dog bags did not disappoint! I started with a plain white craft bag from Hobby Lobby. I cut out the shapes for the ears, eyes, nose and hat from cardstock and used a hot glue gun to glue each piece onto the bag. I tied the top together with raffia which makes the perfect finishing touch! I set them out on our entryway table so that guests could see them when they entered and grab one to go when they left. I love the Little Golden Books because they are so classic. I made a printable tag for the book and for the puppy chow and tied them on with raffia to coordinate with the bags. I used this scalloped circle punch to cut them out. While I was cutting out the shapes for the party favor bags, I also made a puppy dog garland banner for the mantel. This puppy dog banner just may have been my favorite thing from the entire party! I love the way the baby blue stands out against all of the white! Another thing I decided the day before the party? That we needed a door hanger for the party! Then I got to painting with white craft paint and used a blue paint pen for the lettering. One of my other favorite things from the party was the giant dog wearing a party hat and holding balloons in his mouth. He greeted guests outside as they walked up to the front door. I used our jigsaw to cut out the shape and attached it to stakes to stick down into the ground. A few days before the party I had to run into Target to grab a few things. Obviously I cannot go into Target without checking out all the cuteness in the dollar spot. Lo and behold they had this cute little wooden snail! Obviously it was just meant to be : I painted him green and he looked so cute next to the dog. Happy 3rd Birthday John Davis! How cute does my sweet boy look in his puppy dog birthday shirt? How lucky am I to be able to call up Mother and place an order for custom clothing?? Fletcher was ready for a nap before the party even started and Mr. Fletcher slept through almost the entire party, which actually worked out well because we were able to give John Davis our full attention. And he definitely enjoyed that piece of cake! Who needs utensils when you can eat icing with your hands? Love these rare pictures of just me and my big boy! And my little boy, too! These pictures of our little family might just be some of my favorites of all time. But they so perfectly depict our lives right now: fast and furious with two energetic boys, but more full of love and joy than I could ever describe! And look at my beautiful Mama. But thats okay because she loves him and spoils him like only a Grandmother should. See these firemen boots? They are the only shoes John Davis will wear right now. I tried to snap a few pictures of just John Davis before the party, but most of them are just a big blur of movement. I know he is mine, but that little face still takes my breath away. I love these sweet pictures of John Davis with his cousin Riley. How cute are they together?! His mama and I were inseparable as cousins growing up and I hope Riley and John Davis are the exact same way. And would you just look at my Grandmother and how beautiful she is? We sure do love our Mamaw. It truly means the world to have us all together for special days like these. Candid Hubby… he loves birthday parties ; And my two beautiful and sweet Aunts! Love this picture of my Mama and my Mamaw. And I love this one with all three generations all in one picture. Tayler and I have pictures of us together at their age holding our baby dolls. Now here we are together holding our own real-life baby dolls! Just as the party was about over Fletcher finally woke up from his nap and came down to say hi to everyone. Look at that sweet sleepy face. The kids barely stopped the entire afternoon and they had so much fun playing in the bounce house. It came highly recommended from my sister in law who has the same one for her kids. It has held up great over time, and even though her kids are older now they still love to play on it. John Davis especially loves the slide and he must have gone down it at least times. Another bonus? The kiddos get ALL of their energy out! I love this picture of Daddy and John Davis. These were my best attempt at getting a picture of John Davis and Fletcher together. Photographing a toddler and a baby together is a challenge like no other! These sweet boys were worn out as the party was over. We had such a great time just sitting around and spending time with our family for the rest of the afternoon. I happened to look over and snap this picture of two sleepy boys holding hands watching TV together before they crashed for the night. And since Fletcher was finally awake, I had to take the opportunity to get a few pictures of him with the puppy dog and the snail. He will probably never get any hair because we rub on his head so much! Happy, Happy Birthday John Davis!!! We are so thankful God gave us the opportunity to be your Mama and Daddy. We love you more than we could ever put into words! Here are our four favorite baby boy shower gifts for An adorable Hospital Snuggle Set. Each set comes complete with a matching newborn top, pants, hat, and coming home blanket in beautiful blue with a super-sweet and unexpected balloon animal print accent. Ultra soft organic cotton makes for baby safe snuggles, and for bonus baby shower points, you can get add a custom embroidered baby name or monogram! Baby booties that stay put and look chic. Hook and loop closures make them easy to take on and off, and their fuzzy faux-fur exterior guarantees baby boy will be a tiny newborn trendsetter. A sweetly personalized picture book. A little boy named Ben might meet a Bear, while Huck might run into a Hippo. No matter how prepared new parents are, raising baby boys is full of joy, adventure, exhaustion, and a whole lot of surprises. Whether you bring one of our favorite baby shower gifts, or a unique gift of your own, continue to shower new parents with your love and support as baby boy grows! It takes a village, after all. They are lucky to have you in theirs! Received in extremely poor condition. Covered in dirty and sticky marks, holes and scuffs in the leather. Also the latch to lock it does not meet the hole correctly, so very poor quality. Looks like it's been kicked around a dirty warehouse. This was a gift so had to clean it up myself. Seller unhelpful in communication about a partial or full refund. The quality is super and they appear very hard wearing. The size of the large one is good and can easily cope with keeping larger items in. The smaller one is also a good size, larger than a jewellery box and therefore able to hold a good amount too. Beautifully designed, brilliant quality and lots of storage for items such as first pair of shoes, clothes, baby toys etc. Bought for my niece's first birthday - will be a lovely accessory for her bedroom. I bought these as a Baptismal present for a baby girl. There's plenty of room in the two pretty boxes to store all the cards one would want to keep; plus school reports; certificates etc etc etc plus a baby-book. Wonderful gift and prompt delivery. .As another reviewer has found, the boxes were delivered in poor condition with the faux leather scuffed. The trim wasn't stuck on properly and I could feel the sticky glue around the box. I had to chase the refund once I had sent it back and even then I did ot get the postage refunded. Reviewed in the United States on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 August Not Wonderful i had to return this item as it was not in a great condition to give as a gift. Well made and a good size. Very well made. These are absolutely gorgeous! Arrived within 2 days of ordering and came in perfect condition no faults what so ever! They and Sinister have a conversation about mechanics and robot engineering. Cast of Characters: Sinister has posed: Sunnydale is having a particularly nice day outside. Many slurpees have been sold, as have frappes and ice-creams for a particularly hot kind of day. Inside, one presumes things to be a little cooler, but you never know if old fashioned store keepers ever bothered with much more than a ceiling fan. The door chimes, the tall figure of Sinister stepping inside, sans disguise. As himself; cloak dispensed with in favour of a cloak of feathers that sit tight-tight to his back. Anyone about? Nikki Hawkins has posed: It is a nice and sunny day in Sunnydale, and Nikki is out roaming the town because she can be. At least today she's without her robot companion, because Squishy doesn't so well for long periods of time in hot weather. Did someone say slurpee? Nikki has one of those! Then she wanders - as a Nikki does - until she finds the Magic Box, and since it's earlier in the day and she doesn't see anyone familiar outside, she walks up the steps and peeks inside. She eyes the Feathered Man tm for a moment and then decidedly side-steps away from him and just begins walking around. Cause all in all she's a perfectly normal young adult who likes to shop around. And sip on a slurpee. It's not until she opens her mouth that she may prove otherwise. Mercy Thompson has posed: The chiming of the door has a way of getting attention. It might not be the attention that's being particularly sought out, but it's still attention. From out of the back room of the shop is where Mercy quietly steps, a mug of something steaming held in her left hand. A smile comes to tug at the corners of her lips, and she gives a small nod of greeting. Her black hair is caught in her typical pigtails, though they seem a bit frayed simply from having been in for hours already. She wears a pair of blue jean shorts that, from their cut off edges, were once jeans. Her usual tan steel-toed boots are on her feet, and she wears a blue t-shirt with a cartoonish white VW beetle putt-putting across the front of it. There's a glance given towards the young woman that she doesn't know, and her attention shifts back to Sinister. Wait, do I know you? Sinister looks to Mercy as the woman exits the back, gesturing open palmed across himself at Nikki. With a icey drink? I am not having an archangel induced flashback? Ahh, hello Mercy.Nikki Hawkins has posed: When she hears the name 'Squishy', Nikki turns her attention towards the Feathered Man tm and upon seeing his face her eyes go wide. Nikki saw the mudmonster! Red-eyed Man tm was trying to squish things! Nikki and Squishy made an escape. It was weird. She's right here. Why is he asking if she is real? Mercy Thompson has posed: "Squishy? Who's Squishy? I suppose a Squishy could be a what," she adds, one of her eyebrows quirking slightly. She tilts her head a touch to one side, looking over towards the young woman with the Slurpee and then back to Sinister. And she blinks. Mercy glances towards the young woman and then back to Sinister. Why would you think that you're having an archangel induced flashback? She lifts her mug of tea to take a sip of it. Sinister has posed: "Yeeees, I think so. I mean, I'm not obsessed with anything unusual and.No more mud monsters for now, they dissipated when the police opened fire. Just a moment. He holds up a hand to Mercy, pinching the bridge of his nose and pressing at his eyes with the other. A rather old romanian magician made mud monster golems, but the police got called, because.Got shot. I think miss Nikki fled and there was a tiny rolly robot called Squishy. Did I get that all correct, more or less? He lets the wings relax then; they shuffle as they unfurl enough to LOOK like wings and settle. Nikki Hawkins has posed: Nikki tilts her head one way and then the other before giving a nod of her head and then she's distracted by something shiny. When she hears Nathaniel speak again, she looks back up and seems to look confused. Nikki and Squishy must have left before they came. He doesn't do well in the heat, so Nikki left him at home today. But most people who meet Nikki meet Squishy too. Nikki'll bring him by sometime so Pigtail Lady can meet him! Another slurp of her icey drink is taken as she walks around, careful not to touch anything, just looking for the moment. Mercy Thompson has posed: There's a curious look towards the young woman with the frosty drink, and then Mercy turns her gaze back to Sinister. And she blinks, caught a touch off guard by something he says. I heard a brief mention on the news about.They didn't give details, but the reporter mentioned that shots had been fired," she says softly. Or perhaps something cold to drink? The cold drink might be more welcome on a day like today. She gives a slower sort of nod at the explanation that he offers to encompass the mudmonsters and other occurrences of the same night. If she didn't know about his healing ability then she'd have been concerned about him getting shot. Mercy's attention shifts to Nikki at the explanation about Squishy. That's cool. It sounds like he could maybe benefit from some type of improved cooling system, if the heat is a problem. But that's just a guess on my part," she says, a thoughtful tone to her voice. Then a smile tugs at the corners of her lips. You can call me Mercy, if you like," she offers with a bit of a nod. Sinister has posed: "I guess yes, that was that night. Shots fired," Sinister snorts at that, watching Mercy interact with NIkki now, studying the pair of women. Multiple shots, shot multiple times. But there we go. But you know, I can do that myself.A clunk has him wincing, ".Maybe he needs a cooling system. Nikki needs to find more parts so she can make adjustments to Squishy. Still sipping on her slurpee, she then manages her way to where some books are in shelves and she busies herself with looking those over for a moment. Nikki is Nikki. The Red-Eyed Man hasn't given Nikki a name yet.Nikki calls him Stoop Man. And Romanian Man too. He helped Nikki get some stuff out of a dumpster once. It's why she likes it and keeps coming back. But this is her first time inside.One of her eyebrows quirks up as she turns back to face him, studying him for a moment before giving a nod. The clunk has her turning her head to look in the direction of the back room, but since it does't sound like anything broke, her attention returns back to him. And to the young woman. Mercy gives a nod. And a cooling system would be a good idea for him, if he minds the heat. Then he could keep you company even when it's hot out. It'll get hotter, later in the summer," she comments, her tone thoughtful. Then she tilts her head a touch to one side. She lifts her mug, taking a sip of her tea and stepping closer to where Sinister has settled, drawing out a seat to settle into. One that gives her a vantage of the shop. She isn't entirely sure who the others are that Nikki has met, given the unusual names that she gives them. Sinister has posed: "Oh, yes, I do beg your pardon, I was out of my head when we met," Sinister looks at Mercy with an incline of his head, "polite but unnecessary, just this once.The kettle whistles to boiling and clicks, the sound of pouring water follows and a cup floats out from the kitchenette, steaming as it floats on in to settle infront of him. If there's a hard to source part, please -do- let me know. Squishy needs a cooling system. Nikki hasn't found a good cooling system. They're really expensive even at market costs. Nikki might get one after her next tournament. Something titled 'Magick for Beginners', which she flips through a little bit. She totally misses the floating cup that comes from the kitchen to Sinister. Red-Eyed man is also Nathaniel. Nikki will try to remember that but sometimes she's bad at remembering real names which is why she gives nicknames. It's fun. But she's running out of pieces to make go boom. She lifts her tea to take a sip of it, then glances towards the tea as it floats over to come to rest in front of him. One of her eyebrows raises, and then she gives a nod, her chin ducking a touch. There's been a higher amount of drop-in work at the garage last week, so the work on the engine for the Rabbit hasn't gone as quickly as what I'd expected, but it's getting there," she says, a smile returning to her features. Her attention turns to Nikki, and she gives a small nod. Would something like an air conditioning system from a vehicle be able to be modified to fit and work? Sinister has posed: "Compressor. Miniature one, from the higher end Beemers and Mercs ought to do it, modified with some work. Might need to load a cannister of freon, but that's the poor man's conditioning," Sinister murmurs, sipping the piping hot tea as he lifts it with his hands. A sidelong look is shot to Mercy and he inclines his head oh-so-gently, sipping again. Worry actually, given I'm.It felt good to confess, Mercy. There's the hydrolic system that makes him move.Seems she really knows her stuff, even if she comes off sounding like she's not got a lot of brains in her head. The mainframe can't handle the intake though, and only processes like five commands a second which isn't something Nikki wants. If Nikki is going to impress anyone, she wants it to be perfect.Stuff is dangerous.Nikki just doesn't have the means to do all of that. She's working on it though.It all starts coming together into more cohesive sentences. Mercy Thompson has posed: There's a thoughtful expression that creeps to Mercy's features at Sinister's mention of where the compressor might be sourced from, and she finds herself giving a slow nod. Compressor, that is," she says in a thoughtful tone. She ducks her chin slightly. I didn't mean to cause you any sort of worry over the matter. I would have let you know the last time that I saw you, but I became a bit.She studies him for a moment, and then she gives a small nod. Perhaps they're not wrong," she says softly. She has her own truths to tell that she's been keeping secret, or that she thinks she's been keeping secret, at any rate. Her gaze lingers on him for a moment, and then she looks over to Nikki, studying the young woman. Similar to a radiator in a vehicle, sort of," she muses, a thoughtful tone to her voice. Sinister has posed: Sinister opens his mouth, closes it several times, the speech he might have given cut short by second thoughts. He looks to both women with this though, the one that hides things that he's at least partially aware of and the enthusiastic roboteer and ends up frowning to the point of it almost being a scowl. His forehead is rubbed, his tea covetted whilst he works his way through whatever this is. He looks annoyed, though not at them, more some nebulous thing that might be himself. Well, they're both mechanics. Clicking his fingers a circle of electricity manifests beside him as it is want to do and a metallic tentacle dips in, setting a cube on the table of the magic shop. He taps it and it goes through a series of contortions along a pythagorean configuration, folding smaller and smaller into a different shape, until he has a heavy wrench. He gestures at it, for Mercy's benefit. He then taps it again and it unfolds, then breaks apart into tiny triangles. Nikki Hawkins has posed: Nikki looks between the two for a moment before figuring her icey drink is a bit more interesting than the topic of conversation that she's not really a part of anyway. She's just a normal human, there's nothing about her that can sense anything, or feel anything, or has any sort of way to know that someone is a little on the irritated side. Even social cues fail her but that's because she's got a mental disorder that she's never been tested for. So when Sinister does that thing with a circle of electricity and pulls out some cube with a metallic tentacle, her eyes go wide and she skitters from the table. Her chair knocks over and she almost looses her slushie. What's the doctor doing?! Mercy Thompson has posed: There's a significant moment whilst Nathaniel is doing a goldfish impression in which Mercy waits for the words to come from him. And then they don't. She tilts her head a touch to one side, and she lifts her mug of tea to take a sip from it. She watches him, and watches his expression shift from frown to near scowl. She shifts her position slightly, crossing one of her legs over the other at the knee. Perhaps a touch wary, but annoyed powerful males tend to invoke that sort of thing. One of her eyebrows quirks up as the ring of electricity manifests, and there's the mechanical tentacle that comes out of it. Her attention is caught by that, secured on it, and then once it's gone, her gaze slips to the cube. She looks to Nikki, and a smile touches her lips. Then she looks back to Nathaniel. This seems to be a familiar thing to Sinister as he swings his head over toward Nikki, fixing her with that solid red regard for a moment or two, then away. Well, Mercy will sense he bristles, but contains it and bites it down. But odder perhaps is not treating this as a situation where someone won't understand. It takes a lot of energy, but I've mastered the power of quantum singularity and Tony Stark did wonders for zero-point energy. That's been around elsewhere for a while. What that allows me to do, is by the electric signals of my brain, I can activate wormhole gates to create teleport holes from the location of my installations, to where I currently am, punching through by creating molecular symmetry between this ring here and that ring there, opening a hole. Quantum nanotech is adaptive and can be whatever you instruct it to be. THe processors however.They end up being triple parallel, because of the design and will greatly enhance your ability to instill commands in Squishy. Have fun figuring them out. She tilts her head for a moment, taking in all that he's saying, and the name that he drops. It should be blocked by the skull and the flesh. Tony Stark manipulates things with his arc reactor.Those little triangles are pushed towards the chair Nikki toppled over. A chair which she stands back up and slowly sits back down on. She reaches for one of the triangles and picks it up, looking it over a bit. He'd need a lot of upgrades. But Nikki might try it on a different robot she's been working on.She's still way totally freaked out, yet similarly compelled by the tech. He's different. And different isn't always accepted. And not being accepted can do that to a person. To Nathaniel, she smiles, something understanding and reassuring in the expression. She lifts her tea, and she takes a sip of it, as calm as one might please. She shifts her weight slightly, sitting forward a bit, intrigued and curious. That's pretty incredible," she says softly, after he's explained, a bit of wonder in her voice. It's an amazing thing to see. It's kind of a combination of technology and mechanics, to the way her brain sees it, which may or may not be entirely accurate. She watches the triangles separate before they're pushed towards Nikki. Her attention shifts to Nikki, and she gives a small shake of her head. Sinister has posed: And lo and behold, there's a little smile from Sin. A fleeting thing, born of gratitude, but still weighted down with bristle, so that it's shelf life isn't nearly as long as it should've been. I have functional wings, I can make shoes dance, squish trashcans at range, and I'm the colour of a bleached A-4 peice of paper. If you're going to react, my dear, at least react unilaterally. Lovely girl Alice was, met her over tea. Most of the nanotech is snatched up, but he does poke a single triangle of it toward Mercy, too. Just in case she wants to fiddle with making Herbie a smart car. He then heads out without a further word.