F1B ICA "Pecan" (pink collar)

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"Pecan" is black with white feet, chest and white tipped tail! More pictures will follow as she matures. She is an F1B (75% Standard Poodle x 25% Great Pyrenees) Pyredoodle puppy! She is socialized daily with our children and will have exposure to chickens. All the pups live in a climate controlled dog house, with access to a large yard through a doggie door, once they learn to use it. They usually potty train themselves as early as six weeks! These dogs are excellent choices for a family guardian for your home and family, a service or therapy dog for special needs children and adults, or your emotional support dog who is your family pet. They will require grooming and will shed very little, if at all. Parents are onsite, double registered, DNA clear and OFA hip/elbow certified. Dad is also patella OFA Certified. Mom is a golden colored F1 Pyredoodle who has excellent guarding tendencies and loving towards children. She is tolerant of other dogs and has been easily trained not to chase chickens and other farm animals. She has the longest golden eyelashes in the whole world. ;) She is a slender 77 pounds. She has a big bark that startles the UPS man, which our clients have appreciated as they look for a low to non-shed guarding dog. Dad is a 68 pounds AKC/ACA, pedigreed merle Standard Poodle. He is kind, gentle, likes attention but doesn't overly impose himself into anyone's space. He is athletic and gets along well with other dogs. These pups will be around 60-70 pounds when full grown. All our puppies come with: - ICA Registration - Health Guarantee - Hind dew claw removal (for safety reasons) - Vet Check at six weeks old - Current Vaccinations and Deworming - Socialization with children since birth - Beginning Training - Crate training begins at 10 weeks old! Our children each own a portion of an adult dog. They are invested in the business and do much of the work of socializing, feeding and watering. This way, they get to learn the in's and out's of the business and earn money towards their futures. Our puppies grow up to be very fond of young children due to their early exposure with them. They've been wrapped in blankets and rocked (there's a rocking chair in the 12x24 doghouse), carried around and set in the hammock and even placed inside doll houses!