More Before You Bring Your Puppy Home
Step 1: Decide to buy and bring home a Decker Doodle
Step 3: Come visit on pre-set dates and follow us on social media
Step 1: Decide to buy and bring home a Decker Doodle
Congrats! Lets get this show on the road. Move to Step 2.
Step 2: Optional deposit
Step 3: Come visit on pre-set dates and follow us on social media
Step 1: Decide to buy and bring home a Decker Doodle
While not required, a $300 dollar reservation deposit is suggested when purchasing a Decker Doodle. Unless a deposit is paid, we will not hold or can not guarantee you will receive a puppy. This deposit is non-refundable and will be deducted from your overall purchase price. You are welcome to come visit without making a deposit as well.
Step 3: Come visit on pre-set dates and follow us on social media
Step 3: Come visit on pre-set dates and follow us on social media
Step 3: Come visit on pre-set dates and follow us on social media
We live in a small neighborhood with nice people. We would love for you to come meet our family and pups. Perhaps, some of the grandkids will be over too! The little one above is Judah. He belongs to Zach and Morgan. Be sure to let us know you are coming. Also, follow us on social media for an abundance of photos to help you select your puppy as well.
You can visit our puppies once they are six weeks old. We will schedule set dates where you can come visit the pups and see which one you want. We will give at least 3 weeks notice to you so you can plan accordingly.
Text or call: (336) 250-3683
Email: DeckerDoodlesNC@gmail.com
Step 4: Pick your puppy!
Step 6: Purchase a training crate (extras)
Step 3: Come visit on pre-set dates and follow us on social media
1. Pick (Puppies cannot be visited until 6 weeks old). If you can't visit, you may have to pick based on the abundance of social media pictures we will post.
2. Pay
3. Sign Papers (Puppies cannot be adopted until 7 weeks old)
4. Head home with your new Decker Doodle!
5. We recommend that you come with at least one other person if possible. This isn't necessary, but it allows one person to shop and care for the pup as the other person loves on the new pup.
6. It is possible your puppy may seem sad on the way home, or when you arrive at home. This is normal. Your puppy may even cry some, especially if you leave it alone (which we do not recommend you leave your new puppy alone on its first day home). Puppies vary on how long they take to adjust. Some adjust instantly, others take a few hours, or some can even take up to two weeks.
Step 5: Puppy nutrition
Step 6: Purchase a training crate (extras)
Step 6: Purchase a training crate (extras)
Things you'll need:
1. We recommend the following puppy foods in this order from best to good. Find the one that fits your budget and is convenient for you. Don't fret if you can't afford any of them, get what you can afford from the store.
C. Hill's Science Diet Dry Dog Food, Puppy
D. Royal Canin Medium Breed Puppy Food
2. Food Bowl - Is there too chubby of a puppy? Not likely! We recommend feeding your pup according to what your puppy food bag recommends and maybe even a little more.
3. Water Bowl - Have water available to your pup at all times.
4. Puppy Treats - These are the best!
Step 6: Purchase a training crate (extras)
Step 6: Purchase a training crate (extras)
Step 6: Purchase a training crate (extras)
You can purchase a crate from Walmart, Amazon, or any pet store. We recommend this one for price and quality.
Learn how to crate train by clicking here.
You'll probably want these extras too:
1. Leash and Collar (or Harness)
2. Puppy toys (especially for chewing)
3. ID Tag for Collar
This blog is even more helpful and very detailed - Click here
After You Bring Your Puppy Home
Step 7: Puppy Proof Your Home
Step 8: Show Your Puppy Around
Step 8: Show Your Puppy Around
Step 8: Show Your Puppy Around
Step 8: Show Your Puppy Around
Step 8: Show Your Puppy Around
If your puppy appears to be in a good mood, let it roam around the house. Walk into different rooms with it if you can. Show it where food, water, and the crate is all while giving your pup plenty of love and attention.
Step 9: First Night
Step 8: Show Your Puppy Around
Step 10: Potty Training
First nights can be tough. At night, be sure to give your Decker Doodle a shirt or something that smells like you. Getting used to your scent will help the puppy adjust to you and your home.
Step 10: Potty Training
Step 12: Love Your Decker Doodle And Leave A Review On Facebook Or Google.
Step 10: Potty Training
Step 11: Take To Your Preferred Vet
Step 12: Love Your Decker Doodle And Leave A Review On Facebook Or Google.
Step 12: Love Your Decker Doodle And Leave A Review On Facebook Or Google.
Do research in your area and figure out which one you like. If you are near Greensboro, check out our favorite vet here.
Show them the vet records we provided you at the time of purchase.
Make sure your new vet takes care of:
Vaccinations
Heartworm Prevention
Intestinal Parasites Prevention
Step 12: Love Your Decker Doodle And Leave A Review On Facebook Or Google.
Step 12: Love Your Decker Doodle And Leave A Review On Facebook Or Google.
Step 12: Love Your Decker Doodle And Leave A Review On Facebook Or Google.
Asher Decker is very happy with his 1 week old F1B Goldendoodle. Please leave us a positive review on Facebook if this page has helped you. Let us know if you have questions or if we can make things easier for you.