Bia x Jack
Bia gave birth on July 9th, 2022!
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Born: 07/09/22
Vet Check Day: 08/15/22 Puppy Selection Day: 08/26/22 Go-Home Day: 09/03/22 Breed: Double Doodles Weight Expectancy: 25-35lb Color: Red/Apricot to Gold, Some White Coat: Wavy Fleece
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1 week of age: "Newborn Photoshoot"
3 weeks of age: "Eyes Open Photoshoot"
5 weeks of age: "Toddler Photoshoot" and weights
6 weeks of age: "Pick Me Photoshoot" and weights,
temperament testing, personality description, and vet exam
7 weeks of age: "Going Home Photoshoot"
3 weeks of age: "Eyes Open Photoshoot"
5 weeks of age: "Toddler Photoshoot" and weights
6 weeks of age: "Pick Me Photoshoot" and weights,
temperament testing, personality description, and vet exam
7 weeks of age: "Going Home Photoshoot"
Pick Me Info
To select a pup, simply email me your choice of puppy based on your spot on the selection list by then end of the day.
Example- 1st choice only needs to send me their favorite puppy, 3rd choice needs to send me their top 3 in order of most to least preferred pup.
Vet visits went great! All pups cleared their checkups without any issue
Blue: 4.3lb: This guy is a sweet, gentle boy is pretty attentive and easy going. He makes great eye contact and is curious and interested in what people are doing (but needs reassurance from the person he trusts before diving into a new experience head first). He will absolutely thrive with someone who is prepared to socialized him well from a young age, and who wants a loyal companion. He has a wavy fleece coat and is built quite stocky. He rated "neutral and somewhat passive" on the temperament testing scale below (8N's, 3P).
Orange: 4.1lb: Mr. Orange has been stealing hearts with his sweet temperament. He has a lovely middle-of-the-road personality and seems to hang out well with anyone during playtime, rotating between play with siblings and attention from us. He loves to play and sleep on his back. He rated "very neutral, leaning passive" on the temperament testing scale below (10 N's, 1 P).
Red: 5.2lb: I cannot get over this boys precious personality! He is a confident, alert, and ready to play. He is the class clown who keeps us laughing with all the silly antics he gets into. He is playful, loving, and thrives on attention. He is a bit of a goofball. He has a wavy fleece coat. He rated "neutral leaning assertive" on the temperament testing scale (9 N's, 2A).
Green: 5.5lb: This gentle giant has quite a bit of retriever style about him with his sweet, gentle spirit. He often prefers calm cuddles to active play. He enjoys socializing with dogs and people but independent enough that he doesn't cling on to you. Mr. Green has a wavy fleece coat and is very stocky in build . Because he is so stocky, he may end up weighing a bit more than the expected litter range (but he won't seem huge, just heavy). He rated "neutral leaning passive" on the temperament testing scale below (9 N's, 2 P's).
Mint: 4.6lb: Mint is a goofy girl who loves playtime with his siblings. She is loving and playful towards all humans and dogs alike. After playtime she is more than happy to lay right next to you and wants to be petted. Mint has a lovely wavy fleece coat and the coolest moustache in town! Like all the others, she rated "very neutral, leaning assertive" on the temperament testing scale below (10 N's, 1 A).
Yellow: 2.6lb: This girl is the sweetheart of the bunch! She really enjoys human interaction and plays with her paws, waving at us when she wants attention. She enjoys her siblings, but really loves human interaction too. She has a wavy fleece coat. is estimated to land BELOW the estimated weight range, we are thinking 20-25ish lb. She rated "very neutral" on the temperament testing scale (11 N's).
Purple: 4.8lb: This easy going girl has a very middle of the road temperament, great combination of playful and cuddly, while also being independent and social with others. Ms. Purple has a wavy fleece coat. She rated "very neutral leaning passive" on her temperament testing scale below (10 N's, 1 P).
Pink: 3.6lb: This happy girl and Purple have similar demeanors. Pink is a middle of the road gal who won't cling to you, but will check-in for pets and scratches between play sessions with her siblings. She makes good eye contact with people and is smart, she thinks before dives in to something new. She is on the smaller end of the litter size but we still expect her to fall in the expected range, around 25lb or so. She has a wavy fleece coat. She rated "neutral leaning passive" on her temperament testing scale below (9N, 2P's).
Temperament Testing:
Using [A] for assertive response
[N] for neutral and
[P] for passive based on:
1. Observation. Watching how she plays with other puppies, does she jump right
into group activities [A], hanging in the midst of the activity [N], or submitting
when approached [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
2. Play. When you first take a puppy aside to play with, is he hyper [A], easy going
[N] or does he just want to be petted [P].
Blue: P
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
3. Cradle. When cradling a puppy in your arms, does he relax [P], wiggle a bit and
then relax [N] or kick like crazy [A].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
4. Call back. Using a treat or squeak toy and calling to the puppy while backing
away, does he race after you while jumping at your ankles [A], follow
happily [N] or hesitate and need coaxing [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: A
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
5. Tuck and pat. When kneeling/sitting on the floor, settle the puppy between your
legs. Pet him in long gentle strokes as you praise him softly. Does he wriggle until he is
free [A], wriggle and then relax [N] or simply melt in your embrace [P].
Blue: N
Orange: P
Red: N
Green: P
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: P
Pink: P
6. Bend over. Stand up, stretch and relax. Now go to your puppy and lean over to
pet him. Your doing this may seem overwhelming to the pup because you're so
large and he's so small. Does he jump up at you [A], crouch and freeze [P]
or just relax and let it happen [N].
Blue: P
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: P
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
7. Nose kiss. Cradle your puppy's face in your hands and kiss him on the nose.
Does he bite you back [A], accept the smooch calmly or return the interaction
with a soft bite or kiss [N] or freeze [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: P
8. Toe squeeze. In this exercise, you're testing your puppy's reaction and sensitivity
to discomfort. While petting the puppy, gently squeeze the skin between his toes.
Does he attack your hand. If so, he's definitely an A type personality with high
sensitivity. A neutral puppy may lick or mouth gently, whereas a passive puppy
will whimper and appear anxious.
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
9. Startle sound. Take a bunch of keys and when your prospective puppy least
expects it, rattle them above his head and gauge his reaction. Does he attack the
keys [A]. Does he give it a nonchalant glance [N]. A fear reaction is noted by
crouching or withdrawal [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
10. Crash test. Stand and wait until your puppy is no longer interested in you.
Suddenly fall to the ground as if you've tripped and exclaim "Ouch" Does the
puppy race over and pounce [A], come to sniff or lick your face [N] or run the
other way [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: A
Green: N
Mint: A
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
11. Uplift. Lift the puppy 4 inches off the floor by cradling his midsection. Hold him
there for at few seconds. Does he wriggle until he is set free [A]? Does he relax
and look around [N]. Does he look nervous and constrict his body posture [P].
Blue: P
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: P
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
All A's: This dominant puppy is bright and interactive. Raising him will take
concentration, consistency and time. His favorite expression is "What's Next!"
All N's: Easy going and contained, this puppy will be pleasant and self-assured, though
perhaps not terribly motivated to follow your agenda when it conflicts with his own. His
favorite expression is "Is it absolutely necessary?"
All P's: This puppy has a weak self-esteem and needs your reassurance to gain confidence.
Without proper lessons and socialization, he'll be shy. His favorite expression: "It's been
3 minutes, do you still love me?"
Mix of A and N's: This active puppy will want to be in the middle of everything but will
show more impulse control when stimulated than an all A pup. His favorite expression is: "Let's do
it again"
Mix of N and P's: This self-assured puppy will be easygoing and gentle yet with a
stronger sense of self than a completely passive puppy. Because he's more composed,
he'll be an ideal puppy for a calm house with or without older children.
Favorite expression: "Another back scratching please!
Example- 1st choice only needs to send me their favorite puppy, 3rd choice needs to send me their top 3 in order of most to least preferred pup.
Vet visits went great! All pups cleared their checkups without any issue
Blue: 4.3lb: This guy is a sweet, gentle boy is pretty attentive and easy going. He makes great eye contact and is curious and interested in what people are doing (but needs reassurance from the person he trusts before diving into a new experience head first). He will absolutely thrive with someone who is prepared to socialized him well from a young age, and who wants a loyal companion. He has a wavy fleece coat and is built quite stocky. He rated "neutral and somewhat passive" on the temperament testing scale below (8N's, 3P).
Orange: 4.1lb: Mr. Orange has been stealing hearts with his sweet temperament. He has a lovely middle-of-the-road personality and seems to hang out well with anyone during playtime, rotating between play with siblings and attention from us. He loves to play and sleep on his back. He rated "very neutral, leaning passive" on the temperament testing scale below (10 N's, 1 P).
Red: 5.2lb: I cannot get over this boys precious personality! He is a confident, alert, and ready to play. He is the class clown who keeps us laughing with all the silly antics he gets into. He is playful, loving, and thrives on attention. He is a bit of a goofball. He has a wavy fleece coat. He rated "neutral leaning assertive" on the temperament testing scale (9 N's, 2A).
Green: 5.5lb: This gentle giant has quite a bit of retriever style about him with his sweet, gentle spirit. He often prefers calm cuddles to active play. He enjoys socializing with dogs and people but independent enough that he doesn't cling on to you. Mr. Green has a wavy fleece coat and is very stocky in build . Because he is so stocky, he may end up weighing a bit more than the expected litter range (but he won't seem huge, just heavy). He rated "neutral leaning passive" on the temperament testing scale below (9 N's, 2 P's).
Mint: 4.6lb: Mint is a goofy girl who loves playtime with his siblings. She is loving and playful towards all humans and dogs alike. After playtime she is more than happy to lay right next to you and wants to be petted. Mint has a lovely wavy fleece coat and the coolest moustache in town! Like all the others, she rated "very neutral, leaning assertive" on the temperament testing scale below (10 N's, 1 A).
Yellow: 2.6lb: This girl is the sweetheart of the bunch! She really enjoys human interaction and plays with her paws, waving at us when she wants attention. She enjoys her siblings, but really loves human interaction too. She has a wavy fleece coat. is estimated to land BELOW the estimated weight range, we are thinking 20-25ish lb. She rated "very neutral" on the temperament testing scale (11 N's).
Purple: 4.8lb: This easy going girl has a very middle of the road temperament, great combination of playful and cuddly, while also being independent and social with others. Ms. Purple has a wavy fleece coat. She rated "very neutral leaning passive" on her temperament testing scale below (10 N's, 1 P).
Pink: 3.6lb: This happy girl and Purple have similar demeanors. Pink is a middle of the road gal who won't cling to you, but will check-in for pets and scratches between play sessions with her siblings. She makes good eye contact with people and is smart, she thinks before dives in to something new. She is on the smaller end of the litter size but we still expect her to fall in the expected range, around 25lb or so. She has a wavy fleece coat. She rated "neutral leaning passive" on her temperament testing scale below (9N, 2P's).
Temperament Testing:
Using [A] for assertive response
[N] for neutral and
[P] for passive based on:
1. Observation. Watching how she plays with other puppies, does she jump right
into group activities [A], hanging in the midst of the activity [N], or submitting
when approached [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
2. Play. When you first take a puppy aside to play with, is he hyper [A], easy going
[N] or does he just want to be petted [P].
Blue: P
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
3. Cradle. When cradling a puppy in your arms, does he relax [P], wiggle a bit and
then relax [N] or kick like crazy [A].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
4. Call back. Using a treat or squeak toy and calling to the puppy while backing
away, does he race after you while jumping at your ankles [A], follow
happily [N] or hesitate and need coaxing [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: A
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
5. Tuck and pat. When kneeling/sitting on the floor, settle the puppy between your
legs. Pet him in long gentle strokes as you praise him softly. Does he wriggle until he is
free [A], wriggle and then relax [N] or simply melt in your embrace [P].
Blue: N
Orange: P
Red: N
Green: P
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: P
Pink: P
6. Bend over. Stand up, stretch and relax. Now go to your puppy and lean over to
pet him. Your doing this may seem overwhelming to the pup because you're so
large and he's so small. Does he jump up at you [A], crouch and freeze [P]
or just relax and let it happen [N].
Blue: P
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: P
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
7. Nose kiss. Cradle your puppy's face in your hands and kiss him on the nose.
Does he bite you back [A], accept the smooch calmly or return the interaction
with a soft bite or kiss [N] or freeze [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: P
8. Toe squeeze. In this exercise, you're testing your puppy's reaction and sensitivity
to discomfort. While petting the puppy, gently squeeze the skin between his toes.
Does he attack your hand. If so, he's definitely an A type personality with high
sensitivity. A neutral puppy may lick or mouth gently, whereas a passive puppy
will whimper and appear anxious.
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
9. Startle sound. Take a bunch of keys and when your prospective puppy least
expects it, rattle them above his head and gauge his reaction. Does he attack the
keys [A]. Does he give it a nonchalant glance [N]. A fear reaction is noted by
crouching or withdrawal [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: N
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
10. Crash test. Stand and wait until your puppy is no longer interested in you.
Suddenly fall to the ground as if you've tripped and exclaim "Ouch" Does the
puppy race over and pounce [A], come to sniff or lick your face [N] or run the
other way [P].
Blue: N
Orange: N
Red: A
Green: N
Mint: A
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
11. Uplift. Lift the puppy 4 inches off the floor by cradling his midsection. Hold him
there for at few seconds. Does he wriggle until he is set free [A]? Does he relax
and look around [N]. Does he look nervous and constrict his body posture [P].
Blue: P
Orange: N
Red: N
Green: P
Mint: N
Yellow: N
Purple: N
Pink: N
All A's: This dominant puppy is bright and interactive. Raising him will take
concentration, consistency and time. His favorite expression is "What's Next!"
All N's: Easy going and contained, this puppy will be pleasant and self-assured, though
perhaps not terribly motivated to follow your agenda when it conflicts with his own. His
favorite expression is "Is it absolutely necessary?"
All P's: This puppy has a weak self-esteem and needs your reassurance to gain confidence.
Without proper lessons and socialization, he'll be shy. His favorite expression: "It's been
3 minutes, do you still love me?"
Mix of A and N's: This active puppy will want to be in the middle of everything but will
show more impulse control when stimulated than an all A pup. His favorite expression is: "Let's do
it again"
Mix of N and P's: This self-assured puppy will be easygoing and gentle yet with a
stronger sense of self than a completely passive puppy. Because he's more composed,
he'll be an ideal puppy for a calm house with or without older children.
Favorite expression: "Another back scratching please!
Bia's Boys
Toddler Photoshoot
For those on this list, please take a peek at the following link: Take Home Prep
Eyes Open Photos:
Newborn Photos:
We are so excited to formally introduce and wish a happy birthday to:
Girls: Ms. Purple, Ms. Yellow, Ms. Pink, Ms. Mint
Boys: Mr. Orange, Mr. Green, Mr. Red, Mr. Blue
Girls: Ms. Purple, Ms. Yellow, Ms. Pink, Ms. Mint
Boys: Mr. Orange, Mr. Green, Mr. Red, Mr. Blue
