This advert is located in and around Weybridge, Surrey
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Advert Description
Only 3 left unreserved!
We have experienced an unplanned but much wanted pregnancy between my girl who is a 3 year old Beagle/Cocker cross (Bocker), and one of her friends from the park who is a 2 year old Golden Doodle. So we now have 8 Bockerdoodles born 28.3.24. We have 7 girls and one fawny colour boy. We are a family of animal lovers and are not in this for the money so only want to compensate for pregnancy, whelping and upkeep - to include both first and second vaccination, worming and flea treatment, microchip. Each pup will also leave with a birth log, food pack, blanket, toy and collar to comfort them into their new home. I am opening a list of interest at this stage as I do not intend for the pups to leave until they are 12 weeks minimum. This is due to a holiday okaced before notice of the pregnancy and to our wish for them to go to great new active family homes. We would ideally like them yo stay local so the litter can stay in touch. We will be keeping a put (yet to be determined by mum). We would expect to do an inspection of your home by live video at least, to have the opportunity to discover the environment that the pups will be going to - local walks and parks etc. I would like to know the household status I.e. who lives in the home, ages and what a typical day in the life the puppy would have. We want happy homes - we are not expecting show homes. We want forever homes - so people who have a contingency plan for if the situation changes. Our preference will be for family homes ad we believe it is important for children and pets to grow together and make liifelong commitments and memories. The puppies can not leave before 10th June. Please message me your interest and once confirmed, you can come and view, where we will expect a 20% deposit to secure your puppy.
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