Hub City Goldens

06/20/2026

06/18/2026

06/17/2026

Like the usage of tools from around the house. This would be a good time for you to pick up a book or a device and relax while still in the vicinity of your pup to still monitor them.

06/16/2026

Our last f1b standard Goldendoodle female 🎀11 almost 12 weeks old. She is Confident, great eye contact and has a great potential for a special working ability. She has those golden retriever eyes that are sad, judgy or just give me what I want eyes. She has a beautiful wavy to light curly coated as her adult coat comes in. Light red/gold in color with white on her chest.
Come from nice clean genetics and wonderful temperaments from their parents.
✅weekly grooming exposure, nail trims and ear cleanings
✅Updated vaccinations and worming
✅Microchips

⭐️Pictured is the same baby from birth up to date🎀

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06/13/2026

Found my watering bucket 🤣

06/12/2026

Our morning walks are the best!

06/09/2026

So cute when they’re asleep 🥰🥰🥰 they ate breakfast then played so hard this morning before the wind blew in some clouds. Nap time.
These babies are ready and look for their own 🏡
👔🎀🎀🎀

06/09/2026

PUBLIC HEALTH ANNOUNCEMENT:
"USDA Confirms First Case of New World Screwworm in a Dog in Lea County, New Mexico, Fourth Case in Texas
*The New Mexico case was previously errorneously reported in Andrews County, Texas"

🪱What is screwworm?
From the CDC: "New World screwworm (NWS) is a fly that lays its eggs in open wounds and body openings such as the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, or ge****ls."

🐄🦌🐶🙍Why is this a big deal?
From the USDA: "NWS is a serious pest that threatens livestock, pets, wildlife, and, in rare cases, people. The larvae burrow into the living tissue of animals, causing severe wounds, animal suffering, and significant economic losses."

🗣️ What do I do?
USDA urges everyone in the area to check animals for:
1. Draining or enlarging wounds
2. Maggots or egg masses
3. Signs of discomfort
4. Lesions in body openings (nose, ears, genitalia, umbilical area)
5. For pets, risk at this time is considered low unless travel to Mexico or near the border. Still, monitoring outdoor pets for open wounds, providing fly control, and using flea/tick preventatives such as Nexgard and Credelio which are on the FDA's list of effective drugs for the larval stages. We expect Bravecto to also have effectiveness as it is in the same drug class.

Anyone who suspects a screwworm infestation should immediately contact their veterinarian, state animal health official, or USDA. USDA has established this contact page to ensure everyone can easily find the correct contact information for these groups. In Texas, report suspected cases in livestock directly to TAHC officials by finding your closest area office here.
https://www.tahc.texas.gov/agency/contact.html

Though rare in people, anyone who notices a suspicious lesion should seek immediate medical care.
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/animals/animal-health/livestock-and-poultry-disease/stop-screwworm/report-suspected-cases-screwworm

06/04/2026

9 week vaccinations, worming and vet check ups.
Another fantastic visit with our Vets over at Slaton Animal Hospital.
Calm Babies taking it all in with music being played. The foundation to learn to settle is very important for us to teach at a young age.