More Photo's of recent photos of Puppies

Here is some recent photo's of the litter.

I took them round to a Girls Training place locally where we are involved with and they just went beserk, head over heals over these little charmers and all wanted to keep them.

When they cuddle in they just seem to mold into our arms, chest, lap or where ever.
  They are specifically bred to be human companion dogs and they excel at that job with excellence.

The next little movie really shows how these little ones respond to Pat's affection they return our love for them several hundred percent.

PLEASE  CLICK ON THE VIDEO TO START IT.

Testimonies Recently Received July 2011

Over the years we have received quite a few testimonies of how happy people are with the puppy and eventually the dog they bought from us here are just a few emails from new and older owners.
Make sure you see Olivia's smiley box at the bottom

Did you get recent photos of Ella – she is the most affectionate dog every. I’m her favourite much to Olivia’s frustration – if I move she follows.

Thanks, Colleen
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Thanks Colleen,
No need to ask if Olivia and Ella have bonded ah!
Looks like you guys are really getting loads of love and fun and she has made a difference to your family.

That makes it all worthwhile for us, thanks so much for sharing

Brian,

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Some photos of Ella which I have been meaning to send for years.

I take Ella to netball on Saturday and this lady came up and said she had a dog exactly the same. Turns out she has one of yours from Gabby – called “Honey” about 6 months younger the Ella.

She brought her to netball the next week and they are identical!

AMAZING

We absolutely love our “ELLA”

Love Colleen and Olivia

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Hi Brian and Julia,

Just an image update on our Isabel and her Honey.

Isabel is 10 now and quite grown up.

Honey is still wonderfully puppyish in nature although she’s a solid 6.6kg

We think she due for her second birthday August 12th this year. Is that correct?

She loves people and always gets comments,  compliments and plenty of pats from those we meet on our walks.

I have just stopped work for a while so Honey’s getting more walks.

Trust you are all well and happy. We are interested to hear your plans for future breeding although we think one dog is enough for us for now.

Kind regards

Loris, Adam and Isabel

Dear Brian & Julia,

It is so long since I updated you had to dig back through old emails- hope you get this one!

Our “Honey” Born 12^th Aug 2007 to your “Gabby”

I met another of your pups last week at our daughter Isabel’s Netball comp at Croydon in Sydney.

I couldn’t believe how much this dog looked like ours so spoke to the owner – turns out it was one of your Honey’s pups from around April 2008. They call her Ella.  Lovely dog & owner – didn’t get her name. I will get a photo if I meet her again at Saturday Netball.

We have a friend considering getting a dog – wondering if you have new pups on the way??

Hope all is well with you & yours

Kindest Regards

Loris




Here is the two dogs to compare.


They were from our girls, one from Honey, the other from Gabby with the same father and both absolutely spoilt and loved to the max.  They said that their dogs stood out, both couldn't get over the coincidence of meeting via their daughters interests in the same sport and both with one of our bred dogs.  Take particular note that the first cross looks nothing like either mum or dad but when they put dad back over an offspring to save buying in another breeding mum some breeders particularly those breeding for pet shops where they need to simply produce numbers they often take a short cut and keep some females back to put Dad back over his daughters and granddaughters and so on gradually inbreeding to such an extent till they get strange puppies that have to be put down.  This is what the article from the RSPCA below is about.  The above is becoming a real problem and not just with the puppy farms but also pedigree dogs that the owners want to keep certain characteristics of the two parents and want a show special.


Our whole concentration in breeding is health and temperament. 


Here are our two cousins meeting by fluke at a Sydney Kids sports event they are Honey and Ella.

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And here is Isabel and Honey

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Hi Guys

have no time to write n detail at the mo - so sorry.

we love love love Buster - he is the best dog ever!!!

thanks for everything and best of luck

em

xo

ps - some pics of our most divine boy

hes not a little silly fluffy thing

he's a bit bigger than like a maltese or shit tzu

with big paws and a nice build

lots of energy & very playful but only when appropriate

 but a cosy little curled up cat at the end of the day

he was staying at my parents yesterday, while i was working and they are in a flat

it was raining heavily so they took him down for a quick wee but he didn't have time for his morning poo so he ended up have an accident in my mums room. poor puppy was very upset. so this morning the 2nd i opened the door he bolted onto the front lawn and squeezed out the quickest poo i have ever seen, just in case he gets stuck again!

too cute

em

xoxoxo

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Brian  - he is truly the best dog ever!!!

Remind me of your phone number cos people often stop me in street to ask about Buster and I'd love to send them to you, so they dont just get any cavoodle, but the best B & J cavoodle!!!

x

em

This was Buster about 5 months

 This is him fully grown and clipped

Buster has been taught to love the swimming pool and where the kids are so is Buster

This is where the kids are

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This email is as a response to a call for help from one of the people who bought a gorgeous little girl and had a stroke so that wouldn't be a good result for one of our Clayton"s Kids so we took her back and onsold her to another couple who gave her a beautiful loving home, good result all round especially for little Alice.  The following is an email from the owner of Buster when she got my call for help.

Buster’s sister - the puppy - is still looking for a new home, and I can now absolutely 100% assure everyone, that our little Buster is the best puppy EVER!!!! He is very smart, very strong, very brave around torturing toddlers, sleeps through the night, eats well, is easy going, and the vet said a perfect example of a cavoodle. He can already use the doggy door, and has very few wee/poo accidents, instead taking himself to his training pad when he needs to pee/poo. Even in the middle of the night! So proud!

Whomever gets to home this beautiful girl will be very happy – I promise!

Please send out again to everyone you know, so she can be with her family soon – must be sad being the last puppy left of a litter!

I’d love to have a matching pair but you know who will NOT allow it!!! Stinky husbands!!!!
Hope someone out there can offer her a loving home???
xoxoxoxo

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 This is an article presented by Planet ark concerning the degree to which the trade in what I call sausage factories puppy where they churn out puppies like they were sausages in the UK.  They usually have good adds sell them at a reasonable to cheaper price and basically con the market.

In Australia it is still there but not as sophisticated as they are so often hidden in small enterprises in and under peoples houses with from 4-5 breeders up to 50-60.  They often have the breeding females and sire dogs vocal cords removed (a cruel thing to cover an illegal activity) so they don't annoy the neighbors and tip off the local councils (this also includes registered breeders of pedigree puppies).  Their adds resemble a legitimate breeder who like us is fully licensed and council approved.

Below is a copy of the web page pf the article and it's authenticity can be checked out by looking up the original article I copied and here is their URL below

http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/49321/story.htm

RSPCA Warns of "Puppy Trafficking"
Date: 14-Jul-08
Country: UK


The animal welfare charity said trafficked puppies risked having illnesses or behavioural problems
making them unsuitable pets, and said owners needed to know where their dog came from.
In a test it conducted, out of six puppies it purchased, two were found to have potentially fatal illnesses.
One, a King Charles spaniel, died after two weeks.
The RSPCA said 73 percent of vets were now concerned about the trade in puppies while it had
received more than 700 calls in 2007 about puppies that had become ill after being purchased or were
not as described in adverts.
Mark Evans, RSPCA Chief Veterinary Adviser, said some dogs were used as "breeding machines",
producing litter after litter which were then passed on to unscrupulous traders or sold to unsuspecting
customers.
"The RSPCA believes that many are likely to have been exposed to disease and may become seriously
ill, or even die, within days or weeks of entering their new home," he said.
About 1,000 puppies are imported from Ireland to Wales every week before being sold on, the RSPCA
said. However, just 2 percent of owners believed their pet was from Ireland.
Evans said prospective owners needed to do their homework before buying a puppy, and advised them
to go to rescue centres or respected breeders.
"Puppy trafficking is a despicable, profit-driven business," Evans said. "We want the dog-loving public to destroy the puppy trafficker's market."
(Reporting by Michael Holden)
© Thomson Reuters 2008 All rights reserved
World Environment News - RSPCA Warns of "Puppy Traffic... http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/49321/...
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Rastus

.he's about 4-5kgs

and so so so divine

happy to talk to anyone

we are big fans of yours

he is one special puppy

RJ

Sydney

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You have seen the photo's of Honey and Ella above now see the thank you that Olivia & Colleen sent when Ella was a lot younger and they are still in love with her.
 Here is a smiley Box put together by a young lady named Olivia with, I suspect a little help and very beautiful showing her attachment to a gorgeous little puppy called Ella (See her email and photos above).  This is fairly illustrative of the welcome they get into a family.

To see the smiley box click on the green "See Smiley Presentation Button below then make sure you press the forward arrow buttons on the bottom right corner to see other pages of this presentation To return to this page you will have to use the back arrow at the top.

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Over the years we have received quite a few testimonies of how happy people are with the puppy and eventually the dog they bought from us here are just a few.

Week 6 Progress Report

After good intentions of photographing the entire process of the birthing process to both video and share with you the entire process and help the children the miracle of birth.  Unfortunately during early birthing the camera just died and went right out of focus then died totally and the video camera ordered got lost in the post but fortunately did get a shot of the puppy still in the sack and her cleaning up, the last very shot.

With a new computer getting the new software and trying to learn how to use it has taken me much longer to work the program and still aren't there yet but here is a rough video to share because I wanted you to appreciate the temperament and affection this combination has for people who love them.

As rough as it is I just trust you can watch to the last segment with the English lady in the red top who just loves puppies and how her love for him is returned with interest.  Also note the section where it shows how even at this early age they are clean and don't want to defecate in their sleeping area going to the outer edges of the whelping box to do business.

When you get your pup home you have options how to train puppy what you want them to do when needs arise, if you say put newspaper all over the floor so they go on the paper until you get it down to the last piece then shifting it gradually out the doggy door and on the to the grass then removing the paper.

The alternative is what the women seem to do better than us blokes is to keep an eye on them and taking them out every hour or so and after they wake up and when they have had a big meal taking puppy out on to the grass and saying poos or wees whatever you want to call it and huge encouragements when they do it seems to get the message through and saves many accidents and messes to clean up.

Here is the first video.  This was taken so you can see and hear the serious sucking noises and  pandemonium especially at meal time.

 

This video above and the photos below were shot when the puppies were being used as therapy dogs as they are just so intuitive when someone is sick and they love to get on the bed or couch and snuggle into your side as warm as toast and send you off to sleep and sleep close to you.  

On her days off Julia often goes on to the bed with our two girls, she under the blankets and they on top of our doggie sheet cuddling into her back and sending her back off to sleep.  She says it is so relaxing you just can't help drifting off.

Now here are a few stills showing more details, here is Julie with little Raffi

A little girl just 6 weeks old gets a cuddle from Wanita and loves it

Wanita enjoying the little girl just as much as she is

A gorgeous young male shows his distinctive yet subtle colours, when he sits up the white chest, little beard, love spot in the middle of his forehead, white socks, white tail end and a cheeky face this little chap will always be a most distinctive boy making his masters so proud for many years to come and return so much love it is quite astonishing.  No wonder every one of our owners are so happy and proud of their four legged mates and we maintain a friendship for years and so many of our pups find a good home with their friends and family.

And just look at that face a little beard, white socks, under neck and 4 white socks

Just want a little cuddle, that's just one of the jobs a good companion dog is all about

Little Raffi returns Pat's affection with kisses and kisses to her absolute delight.  Here is another trade mark of many of our puppies notice the lighter colouring that frames their eyes and red tinge showing through around their face and ears, not to mention their beautiful soft low shedding, low allergy fur.

Robin's enjoying her cuddle.  This little chap will make a perfect lap dog, both enjoying a personal relationship together.  Other larger pups will be just as happy going for a 5K run with teenagers.

I try and do a 2 K brisk walk each day and they really love it and are great company too, taking it in their stride.

 

 Doesn't matter whatever is on, they are just as happy so long as they are with one of us, the objective of our breeding is to breed a companion dog that just wants to be in close human contact and is happy as can be to be in touch.  This is not just genetics but the time we spend with them to humanise our puppies with the time we spend with them and as this young puppy already shows that they expect every human contact to be a pleasant experience and one to look forward to.  Whether lying on Robins chest or sitting on her arm right from a very young puppy shows that they just love being in our company and return our affection to them 10 fold just as little Raffi shows in the how he responds to Pat in the video above.


Before you close down make sure that you see the video and how the puppies respond to human companionship

Whilst this is meant to keep you in the loop as it were if you have any friend you could recommend who would provide a good home and relationship with one of our puppies I'd certainly appreciate an introduction.

With every good blesisngs looking forward to providing you with as much help as possible.

Very good wishes

Brian Smith