Puppies -

2017 Litter - 8Weeks has gone by so fast and all the pups are on their way to their new homes. A special thanks to Olllie and his family for providing so much love and care during the growing weeks.

A planned pregnancy is scheduled for June of 2018. For more information please visit facebook.com/chocolatepupsdotcom

 

Week 4-

All of our pups have been hand raised in the house, with the familiy and not in a barn or kennel with several other litters. Each of our pups have been socialized with adult males, females, kids and other animals. We have exposed them to inside noises, outside noises, loud noises, vehicles, other pets and poultry.

 

Week 6 - They are getting super big and playful. All 9 pups are looking to be on top of the pecking order. A few more weeks and they will be ready for their homes. Mom's about dried up but they try to latch on when she's not looking...

 

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Week 5 - Puppy pile is keeping the kids happy in the cooler weather. All the pups are transitioning over to the soft puppy chow and mom is getting some relief on her belly. Here are the updated images and some new names...

 

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Week 4 - Puppy breath is plentyful and the pups are transistioning to blended food. Sharp teeth are appearing in their mouths and its rough on moms belly.

 

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Week 3 - Vocal and calling for momma. The pups are growing fast and starting to stand and yelp for their milk.

 

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Week 2- Eyes are opening

 

Week 1 Pictures- They are getting big

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Just born pics below

 

We are trying to eliminate the unfortunate event other pups have by not having enough exposure resulting in difficult behavior as they mature. Why is this important?

 

Because your new family member deserves more at a better start to socialization, training, compassion and love. If you want a puppy mill dog please look in the paper there are plenty to choose from.

 

We are not in the breeding business, and will not be selling to any breeders. Hazel is a member of our family and we would not have any less for her puppies. If you are unable to provide a loving atmosphere in which your new dog gets lots of attention and is not locked in a kennel for long periods of time, we respectfully ask that you do not purchase from us.

 

Q. What kind of food do I feed my puppy?
A. We recommend that you feed the puppy "Purina Puppy Chow" for the first 2 weeks, then if you want to change to another brand to do it SLOWLY.
Q. How many times a day do I feed my puppy?
A. We recommend that you feed your puppy twice a day, they seem to do very well that way.
Q. How much should I feed my puppy?
A. We recommend that you feed the puppy by following the directions on the back of the puppy chow bag.
Q. Should I add anything to my puppies food, like milk, cottage cheese, or eggs?
A. NO! We do not recommend adding anything except water.
Q. How should I housebreak my puppy?
A. We recommend that you use the crate method.
Q. What do I need to buy for my new puppy?
A. You will need a bowl for water & food, a nylon expandable or leather collar & leash. Do not leave a choke collar on your puppy, it is only used for training purposes. A soft lambs wool toy, a tennis ball, a rawhide either tied in knots on the ends or twisted like a pretzel. And a crate for sleeping.
Q. Should I take my puppy to the Vet right away after getting it?
A. Yes, we recommend that you take it to the Vet within 48 hrs.


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