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  Gut Health = Puppy Power: Why the Microbiome Matters for Life and why we feed careful and diverse foods to our pups. One of the greatest gifts we can give our pups is the best possible start for lifelong health. 🌱🥦🐾⚡

7-Week Wonders: Early Training Success!

At just 7 weeks old, these pups already understand “come” and “sit” thanks to a little early training. You can see how well they’re doing—they’re focused, eager, and so engaged! The period between now and 16 weeks is crucial for their development, and they soak up everything you teach them like little sponges. 

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These exercises produce neurological stimulations which don’t occur naturally during this early period of life. Done once a day, benefits bring improved cardio-vascular performance, stronger adrenal glands, more tolerance to stress and greater resistance to disease.

Stimulated pups have been found to be more active, exploratory and calmer with simple problem-solving tests.

Ref: Breeding Better Dogs 

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🐾 First Barrier Challenge – Labradoodle Puppies Gaining Confidence & Curiosity 🐾
Watch our Labradoodle puppies tackle their first barrier challenge, building confidence, social skills, and playful curiosity. 🐾🪜🎯

 ROAD TRIP TO RAIN DANCE – these pups are getting the full life experience today. 🌧️🐾😂

They are ticking off their socialisation checklist faster than me ticking off my shopping list… and with way less complaining. 🐶🌧️🚗”

Find out why we brush our newborn pups. 

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These labradoodle puppies are one week old and growing fast! 

These activities, done at this early age will make a difference to the puppy's whole life. 

 Abby-May, our first beloved Labradoodle, may be retired from breeding, but she still guides every new litter, teaching puppies play, manners, and social skills. 🐕‍🦺💖🐾🐶

At Aamberdell we endeavour to give our pups the very best start in life. 

It's important for life long effective communication between you and your pup to teach the skills that enable the pup to 'have a voice' and communicate with you, so at Aamberdell we teach them to 'mand'. They will sit and look at you without command and wait for you to pay attention to them.

In this video. Litter E are learning to mand for treats and attention. During the video their litter mates are doing their best to distract, but the pup being trained mostly ignores them. 🐾💡🐕

Here's a little video of the result of all the "Mand" training (sitting without command to gain attention). Even though these 6 week old pups are excited, they are still manding for a pat. 

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