Meet The LITTER of 2025

Blue Collar

I like to call this "big" little guy Finney J, because he is his Daddy's junior. Confident and happy, this lovable boy will have loose soft curls and probably range between 55-65 pounds fully grown.

Yellow Collar

We call this guy Lightning Jack because of the lightning like stripe on his chest, but he has other white markings starting to appear as well including that cute little spot under his chin. He is confident and laid back and shows a lot of poodle smarts. His waves are huge and he will have some curl going on!

White Collar

Meet Froze Toes! In addition to his white chest is a white chin, white eyebrow, and white back toes. There are other white markings come out on his legs and bottom as well. He is confident, super smart, exploratory, inquisitive, and loving. Will be about 50 pounds fully grown.

Green Collar

This is Charlie, he came out of the womb talking up a storm and loves to cuddle, is confident, and attentive. You will never see his collar because his fur covers it up, he is a bushy boy of soft fur that will be soft curls when grown. Probably a 50-55 pound dog.

Red Collar

This little guy is our litter runt, but he is healthy and alert! We call him Snuggles because he is highly affectionate. He will most likely be 45-50 pounds fully grown and has amazing wave in process. 

Pink Collar

Princess Rosie! She is our only little gir and she is petite! She has a sweet and cuddly personality and holds her own with her male siblings but is not bossy. She will be a petite dog of about 45 pounds. SHe has a white lightning tuxedo mark on chest and white chin

Photo Shoots are fun!

They are only little once, so we try and take lots of pics and have fun with these babies. 

Puppies outside with Momma Paisley

Our pups all get indoor and outdoor time, experience on different surfaces and textures, and are held and pet daily to make them used to being handled for grooming, training, and loving.

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The puppy pen area has a sleeping crate, play area, and potty spot with puppy pads to teach them clean from dirty spaces, preparing them for house training. In the past, we were told our pups would train within a week, if not days.