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The Whoopsiedoodles…
I'm embarrassed to say that Wee Mikey has done it... again.
Wee Mikey is a cairn terrier stud who, frankly, is smarter than me and has once again got ahold of one of my Boston terrier bitches while she was in heat. He did this once before, so I am able to share what the cross looks like. However, it is NOT my intention to crossbreed dogs! I am a vocal opponent of "designer dogs" (mutts) so this is embarrassing! All I can say in my defense is that Wee Mikey is VERY determined (and strong) and because my dogs don't live in kennels or crates, accidents can happen. Yes, it would be easier if they were locked away in crates or kennels, but that's not how I keep my dogs.
I call them Whoopsiedoodles as a tongue-in-cheek laugh at the "doodle" breeders who think crossing a poodle with some other breed makes anything but a crossbred dog. Both Wee Mikey and Bean the Boston are FULLY HEALTH TESTED (more than most breeders you will ever find) with both DNA and OFA testing. You can see their test results here: WEE MIKEY BEAN
So, the good news is, it may be an accidental litter, but the parents are well bred dogs, fully health tested. My whoopsies are raised with the same care and nurturing as any of my pups, receiving the same vaccinations and wormings, and are microchipped with lifetime registration of the chip already paid for by me.
These pups should mature to between 17 and 21 pounds. Their coat will be thick, but not long. They will be friendly and love children. They will be perfect boating companions, hikers, or great little competition dogs for Barn Hunt or Agility.
I am selling the Whoopsies for $400. Half the money collected is being donated to the local Goldendale animal rescue's veterinarian bill, which is even higher than mine. The CORVID19 situation has made it difficult for legitimate rescues since vets aren't doing spay/neuter surgeries right now, so they are unable to sell their dogs. The other half is going to MY veterinarian bill!
Born MARCH 10, 2020 To reserve a pup, email me at Dreadlives@outlook.com for an application.
OK, so that is what a Whoopsiedoodle will look like. I will post pictures of the current litter in the next day or so as time permits. They are still very young and just barely walking. Most are dark colored like the one picture above. First come, first served. One has been placed (a female). Check back.....
Below are pics of sisters and brothers of these pups from previous "whoops" litters. This shows you what they end up looking like. 18 to 21 pounds of great, rugged, non barking little companion.
Here are the Whoopsies on April 11th. I can't keep them straight! I ordered more little colored collars today so when they get here we will be able to tell them apart!!!!! Anyway, here is a video of them today. When the collars come I will post individual pictures. Should be here Tuesday or wed I would think.
