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This is a reference from a
Naper Doodle family regarding another breeder.
Dear Naper Doodle family (and Tasha!), You are
discussing one of my favorite topics –
doodles!!! We are blessed to have one of
the pups from Joy’s litter of two! Her name is
Molly and she is such a sweetheart. A year after
we got Molly we added a second doodle named Max
who is the complete opposite of Molly. But Max
and Molly are inseparable and have a lot of fun
playing together.
The breeder we went
with for Max is located in Neenah, WI and her
web site is
http://www.goldendoodleacres.com.
The breeder, Janece Schommer, is listed on the
http://www.goldendoodles.com
web site that Tasha references. We are very
pleased with Max. He is an absolutely beautiful
dog with a very playful disposition. He is a
double doodle (half golden doodle and half
labradoodle) and if this breed would ever be
considered purebred by the AKC, I believe he
could have been considered show quality. He
“floats” when he walks and has the most
beautiful thick curly fleece coat that I have
ever seen. The lab bone structure is very strong
in him as he is very boxy.
I would highly recommend Janece
as a breeder. She is extremely conscientious
about breeding quality puppies (health,
disposition, coat, etc). She keeps the puppies
in whelping boxes in her home and her home does
not smell like puppies! She is a fairly large
breeding operation and normally has several
litters at one time. She is conservative in
using her breeding females. Max’s mom is
expecting another litter a year after he was
born so she skipped a cycle.
Since she has many litters at
once, she doesn’t have the time to learn the
dispositions of the pups as much as a smaller
breeder might be able to. We were very spoiled
with Tasha because she really learned the
personalities of the puppies and worked hard to
make the best possible matches. But overall we
couldn’t be happier and if we get another doodle
in the future, we will probably get it from
Goldendoodle Acres. Please let me know if you
have any other questions and best wishes in this
new adventure!
~ The Wilz Family
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"Thanks so much for
doing this. It is fun to compare (no two are the
same!)....also it's interesting to see how people groom
them. And Molly and Nina just turned 1!!! I'm trying to talk
Joe into getting another doodle."
~ The Wilz Family (via FaceBook) ~
Dear Tasha, I
just wanted to drop you a quick note to let you know that I
love living with the Wilz family. Shortly after I came to my
"forever" home we moved to a bigger house on three acres of
wooded land. I love to run around outside and check out our
big yard.
I'm very busy
every day. There are three cats and two dogs to play with. I
especially like to play with Misty who is a shepherd mix and
weighs more than 90 pounds. I think I wear Misty out
sometimes because she lays on her side panting with her
tongue hanging down to the floor. Misty is very strong but
she is very gentle with me. We like to tease each other and
I just love to be chased by her.
The people in my
house give me lots of love and attention. I like to go on
long walks and I do a good job walking on a leash. I've been
going to lots of soccer games and last week I visited a
nursing home. No matter where I go I get a lot of attention.
I love people and already have many friends.
Thank you so much
for making my life possible. I am a very happy and healthy
puppy.
~ Love, Molly Wilz ~
Hi Tasha, Sorry to hear about your loss. We will
pray for you and your family. We just wanted to let you know that we
have moved. We now live on 3 wooded acres (with an invisible fence!).
Our dogs love it and so do we. Molly is doing REALLY well. She is
getting lots and lots of love...particularly from our 18-year-old who
wasn't real crazy about getting a puppy until she met Molly. She's on a
walk with Molly as I write this!
Our sweet
Molly has almost tripled in size weighing in at 15+ pounds. We will be
starting a puppy class in a couple of weeks. We're considering training
her in agility because she really loves to run, is extremely fast, and
seems very coordinated. She appears to be built a lot like her dad with
her mom's face and coloring. She has a wonderful disposition and is
very loving and cuddly. We feel so
blessed to have Molly.
Thank you so much for all of your hard work and your commitment to
providing such wonderful pets. We will send you some pictures in the
near future.
~ The Wilz Family ~
Hi
Tasha, It’s going great... you are right, she is a doll!!! She is very
calm and fits in very well. I think that at first she may have been a
little overwhelmed with the size of Misty (our shepherd mix) but Misty
is a very gentle and loving dog. This morning I thought I would give
her a break from the big dogs but when she heard them outside she got
restless and started crying because she wanted to be with them! Our
cats don’t seem affected by her because she is so calm.
The
biggest surprise of all is how our eighteen-year-old (who supposedly
doesn’t like dogs) reacted to her...Molly ended up sleeping with her
last night! She will be loved a whole bunch and I believe that we will
meet at some point in time. God bless you and your family for the
wonderful work you have done with these puppies. I hope you and your
family have a wonderful vacation. We will keep you posted.
~ The Wilz Family ~
Brenda, I want to
make sure they made it home okay! She is such a little doll and I know
you will all fall in love quickly. She looked so precious in Joe’s
arms—I see a deep relationship developing there quickly. Be sure to cut
off her food and water around 6pm and take her for 2-3 more potty trips
before 10pm. She should be fine in her crate with her Booda cuddly from
about 10pm- 7am. She’s been sleeping in a crate alone for 4 nights
already, in the pitch dark.
I’d love to know
how the introductions to your brood went, if you get a minute. I was
sure to expose her to Joy (her mom) and Bella (our rambunctious teenage
Goldendoodle) a whole bunch in the past week. All Molly (HOW I LOVE THAT
NAME!!!) wants to do with Joy is try nursing, but she got loads of
playtime with Bella. Molly’s sister, “Nina,” is here tonight and will
go home tomorrow.
I would have
loved to have met you. My husband and I really enjoyed talking with Joe.
Hugs to little Molly—she will grow into your heart quickly and I pray
she is a blessing on your home.
~ Tasha ~
Hi Tasha, We
got your packet in the mail, too (later in the day that I sent our
packet out!). I can tell that he's really excited about getting a puppy
and he doesn't show much emotion so this is fun. We are looking forward
to next Wednesday!
~ The Wilz Family ~
Hi
Tasha, We are so happy! She is adorable. She was my pick from the
get go, she also has my Mom's birthday. My Mom passed away 5 years
go. God rest her soul. What an awesome Mother's Day gift. Are you
sending the contract through the mail? Also we need to find out when we
can come see her. Should we bring a crate when we come see her? I
guess buying a crate is on my list of things to do this weekend. Let me
know when the best time in your schedule is. Now we have to all agree
on a name. Talk to you soon. Thanks,
~ The Hackiewicz Family ~
Tasha, The pictures of the puppies are so cute. I don't know who is
cuter, dark girl or light girl. You can see how chubby their tummys
are. They look big already. In the meantime, I'm still being
patient. Trying anyway. It's gotta be kinda different not having so
many puppies moving around all at once and only 2. They must be
getting spoiled by all the attention that they are receiving. Talk to
you soon.
~ The Hackiewicz Family ~
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