PUPPIES
Solid reds and apricot puppies
Our 2026 Wild Flower Litter was born on April 10th 2026. One male and six females. They will be ready for approved forever homes June 10th at eight weeks of age. They will come with their parents impressive pedigree with champion bloodlines. Their first eight weeks will be living in the house with their Mommy and Daddy being trained for outdoor potty time. Desensitized for bathing, gently blow drying, with face feet and fanny grooming. We will be introducing them to different scents and sounds, preparing them for the outside world. they had their dew claws removed and tails docked at 5 days old. they will have their first series of vaccines by 6-8 weeks old and at that time health exams by the vet. We will deliver locally or meet your nanny at the Sea Tac Airport or Paine Field Airport. Offering each puppy to their loving family for the amount of $1500. Limited AKC registration as a pet/companion. We have temporarily named each puppy as Orange Collar/Cosmos, (only boy) (sold) White collar/Daisy, (sold) Red collar/Poppy, (sold) Purple collar/Purple Aster, Green collar/Milkweed, (possibly sold) Pink collar/Sweet Pea, and Blue collar/Blue Bell.
Our little crew is hitting such a sweet developmental stride. Four weeks is when their personalities start peeking through, and everything fits perfectly with confident, well‑adjusted pups. Their social play Is starting. Our little flowers are 4 weeks old and at this age, play with littermates is how they learn bite inhibition, boundaries, and dog‑to‑dog communication. When they start batting at each other, wrestling, and making those tiny growly noises, that’s their version of preschool. They are also getting used to household sounds Vacuuming, pans clattering, TV noise — this is gold. Early sound desensitization builds dogs who don’t grow up anxious or reactive. We are giving them a huge advantage by letting them experience normal life safely and gradually. Handling Visitors Like Champs A little extra attention from company helps them learn that new people = good things. That early socialization window closes fast, so we're right on time. Starting on Solid Food Purina Pro Puppy softened with goat milk powder is a fantastic transition meal. At four weeks, most pups are ready to explore food beyond mom, and the fact that they “took to it like champs” tells us their digestive systems and curiosity are right on track.
At six weeks, our poodle puppies are right in that magical window where they’re bold, curious, and soaking up every experience like little sponges. This is a big developmental week, and what we do now shapes their confidence, health, and social skills long-term. Here’s exactly what matters most at this stage. Socialization Priorities at 6 Weeks. This is the beginning of the critical socialization period (6–16 weeks). What they are expose to now — gently and positively — becomes their “normal” for life. We focus on: Handling paws, ears, tail, mouth, collar touches Give them opportunities to experience different surfaces: grass, carpet, tile, gravel, rubber mats. New sounds: vacuum, blender, doorbell, kids playing, car rides. Variety of people, men, women, kids (supervised), hats, glasses. Short, positive experiences: nothing overwhelming or forced. Vaccinations at 6 Week? Most breeders and vets follow this schedule: First vaccine (DHPP): typically 6–8 weeks Some vets prefer 7–8 weeks because immunity is stronger Others do 6 weeks if the environment has higher risk So yes — they are in the window for their first puppy shot, but your vet may time it slightly differently depending on your area and the litter’s health. Other Things we will be starting now are Introduce them to crates (short, positive sessions) Short car rides Gentle grooming practice: brushing, nail touches, clippers noise Name recognition Simple cues: “come”, “sit”, “wait” — all taught like games Chew variety: safe puppy chews to support teething This is the perfect age to build confidence and curiosity.
