Naomi

An Amish Puppy Breeder surrendered 7 puppies to us.  When puppies reach the age of 3 months old, the breeders don't  make the big money on the puppies like they can the younger ones, so many are surrendered. Puppies at an Amish Breeding Mill do not receive the companionship they need; so many times when they arrive here, they are scared.  We just received these puppies on March 8th. They are shy right now; however, they are really coming around and enjoying life now. They are still getting used to their new surroundings and us. They are very loveable puppies. They will need leash training and continue with their socialization. They do not like to have their photos taken, so make sure to watch their video so you can see how beautiful they really are. These Labradoodle's are 3 1/2 months old and weighs 30 pounds. Mom is an AKC Yellow Lab; Dad is an AKC Standard Poodle. Adult size will be around 55 -65lbs. They use a pet door to go outside to Potty so they will need a bit of training to teach them to go to the door and alert. They are up to date on vaccines and microchipped.  With the shortage of vets Female spay appointments are  4-6 weeks out. So unless otherwise noted, the female puppies will be leaving without being spayed and adopter will sign a binding spay/neuter agreement.  The adopter may also bring the puppy back here at a later date if you don't live to far away to be spayed/neutered at our vet who is in Westville, Indiana. They must have a fenced in back yard, no invisible fences. IF INTERESTED IN A PUPPY YOU MUST HAVE AN ADULT HOME MOST OF THE DAY. PUPPIES NEED TO BE LET OUT TO POTTY OFTEN; THEY NEED SOCIALIZATION AND BONDING, NEED HOUSE TRAINING, AND BEHAVIORAL TRAINING. Although they love all people and children, children in the household must be 8 years of age or older. Please read our adoption criteria on our adoption info page. We will consider adoptions out of state, however we will not transport or ship. Once your application is approved, you can submit a $50 deposit to hold him/her. Please go to our website to fill out an application www.indianasaveadog.com