FamilyLoved Doodles

06/15/2026

Mother/Daughter duo❤️❤️🐾🐾 (CeCe and Reese)

CeCe is in heat a bit earlier than expected. We are enjoying her visit with us from her guardian home while we wait for the right time to go see Gibby! Hopefully we will meet their puppies in August😉

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06/11/2026

This update made my day today😊. We love Dennis 🧛here! I cannot believe that he is 36 pounds! Luckily, his family likes big dogs! (Sarah x Brody 2026)

06/09/2026

Little Copper’s family checked in today! He is doing great and sporting a new haircut❤️. Copper is now 25 pounds! (Sarah x Brody 2026)

06/02/2026

Reese got to have a day out today! She loves to go for car rides❤️. (Cece x Gibby 2025)

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05/30/2026

Winnie! I came so close to keeping this girl❤️. She is an absolute beauty. I’m so happy to hear that she is doing well! (Sarah x Gibby 2026…aka Lulu)

05/18/2026

Kevin (aka Caleb) was 24 pounds at 16 weeks! This was my buddy from Sarah and Brody’s litter because he was so snuggly in the beginning❤️

05/18/2026

Happy 4 month birthday to Sarah and Brody’s crew (at some point I have to stop counting weeks)! I’m a day late, but I have to brag on this sweet girl. She finished all of her puppy shots, so she had her first big family outing yesterday. She was confident and followed my daughter around everywhere! Miller was 18 pounds at her 16 week appointment, so she is charting to be 36-40 pounds as expected. You can estimate the adult weight by doubling the 16 week weight. I hope all of Miller’s siblings are doing well…now time to schedule her first puppy groom!

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05/06/2026

Update on Copper from Sarah’s 2026 litter! I love to see these babies growing up♥️

05/04/2026

I love a good game of fetch!

04/19/2026

Tips for puppies and kids👶🐶

In “Raising the Empowered Puppy” we have 3 practical pointers to nurture a strong child-puppy bond.

I dive deeper into the book of many ways to ensure your child and puppy grow up together in a respectful and fun way!

There is no greater gift we can give our child than that of the power of a dog, but it is also our job to guide and teach our children how to interact, care for, and understand what a puppy needs as well.