Petite Bernedoodles

What You Need To Know

I wanted to share a couple of things with everyone that I love for puppies to make the transition into your home easier.

First of all, I wanted to thank all of you for being so great. It makes it easier letting these puppies go when we know they have amazing families.

As we focus on producing healthy puppies, we know the food and nutrients they take in is very important. I have done a ton of research on food and supplements and feel that we are giving the best food possible. We feed all of our puppies FROMM Puppy. They are an amazing company that puts nutrition first. They offer many different flavors along with tasty, healthy treats for our precious puppies.

The puppies will be dewormed and up-to-date on vaccinations when they come to you. They will need a booster shot between 10-12 weeks. You should call and make a vet appointment for the first week your puppy is with you. That way you can establish care and make appointments for the boosters they will need. Until they have the booster, I would keep them away from any dog parks or any other place where many dogs or puppies will be. Taking them to meet people and for walks is great! It’s just a little risky taking them to a place where other dogs might be sick until they are fully vaccinated at 10-12 weeks.