May 2, 2026 Murphy (Yuki)- Beauty & Alfred''s F1b mini bernedoodle
This is Murphy! He’s doing great. Loves people, especially kids his size, long hikes, and socks 

Potty training was a breeze (even though he wasn’t super treat motivated at first)
He certainly likes to be in control but has been doing very well with consistent training.
Thor and Murphy wrestle all the time. Murphy is soo fast. Loves to do parkour off the couch and then return to wrestling.
May 2, 2026 Apollo (Makoto)- Beauty & Alfred's F1b mini bernedoodle
May 1, 2026 Louie Revere (Revere)- Tallulah & Toby's F1 goldendoodle
He is officially Louie Revere and is the absolute sweetest boy ever. So smart. Easy to train. Very food mativated which makes everything easier. So grateful we found you guys. I told Dawn I want to put a deposit down on another but we gotta get Fritzie to stop being so annoyed with a puppy first. 

April 27, 2026 Penny Lane (Purr)- Sally & Rufus's F1 goldendoodle
Dear Audrey and Patrick,
Just a quick note to share that Penny Lane (Purr) is settling in beautifully and has already stolen our hearts.
She had her first big social debut on Friday when she got to meet my college students, and she was absolutely in her element, spreading joy and puppy kisses like it was her full-time job.
When we picked her up, you did warn us she might be a climber.
I've attached a few videos along with our family photo from pickup day so you can see for yourselves. In the first video, she's making quick work of the shelf we were using to block her into the kitchen. So Pete, ever the engineer, built a taller makeshift gate from shelves in our garage and positioned them so that she couldn't pull them down. In the second and third video, you'll see her make quick work of scaling them, including the last video where she shows off by doing it with a toy in her mouth. 
We borrowed a metal dog gate with vertical pillars from a friend, and she hasn't figured out how to scale that one yet.
Just a quick note to share that Penny Lane (Purr) is settling in beautifully and has already stolen our hearts.
She had her first big social debut on Friday when she got to meet my college students, and she was absolutely in her element, spreading joy and puppy kisses like it was her full-time job.
When we picked her up, you did warn us she might be a climber.
I've attached a few videos along with our family photo from pickup day so you can see for yourselves. In the first video, she's making quick work of the shelf we were using to block her into the kitchen. So Pete, ever the engineer, built a taller makeshift gate from shelves in our garage and positioned them so that she couldn't pull them down. In the second and third video, you'll see her make quick work of scaling them, including the last video where she shows off by doing it with a toy in her mouth. 
We borrowed a metal dog gate with vertical pillars from a friend, and she hasn't figured out how to scale that one yet.
We feel so lucky to have her. She is already so loved.
All the best,
All the best,
Laura
