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Bernese Mountain Dog
The Bernese Mountain Dog is a large working breed originally from the Swiss Alps, where it was used for drafting and driving cattle. This breed is known for its strength, calm demeanor, and loyalty, making it a wonderful family companion. Bernese Mountain Dogs are gentle giants with a sweet, affectionate temperament. They are typically great with children and other pets, displaying patience and a steady nature. Their striking tricolor coat is long and requires regular grooming to prevent matting. Despite their large size, Bernese Mountain Dogs are known for being incredibly gentle and are happiest when spending time with their families. They thrive in environments where they have room to roam and a job to do, whether it’s working or simply being a devoted family pet.
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What breeds do you offer?Winding Creek Puppies offers Aussiedoodles, Goldendoodles, Bernedoodles, and Havapoos. These are all mixed breeds known for their intelligence, hypoallergenic coats, and loving personalities.
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What health screenings do the parent dogs undergo?The parent dogs undergo yearly veterinary checks and receive vaccinations against common canine diseases. They are also regularly treated for parasites. If you have further questions about specific genetic tests or hereditary conditions, please reach out to us anytime.
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How are the puppies socialized?Puppies at Winding Creek Puppies undergo Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) from day 3 to day 16, a process that helps improve their resilience and adaptability. They are also regularly handled by adults and children, which ensures they are well-socialized and comfortable in family environments .
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What kind of temperament can I expect from my puppy?The puppies’ temperaments are a reflection of their parent breeds. Aussiedoodles and Goldendoodles are playful, intelligent, and affectionate, while Bernedoodles are calm and loyal. Havapoos are charming, affectionate, and enjoy close companionship with humans. Each puppy is raised with a focus on socialization, ensuring a friendly, well-adjusted family pet .
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What should I know about caring for a new puppy?Puppies from Winding Creek Puppies are provided with a strong foundation of care. New owners should continue this care with proper feeding, routine vet visits, and regular grooming. It’s also important to establish a consistent routine with training and exercise. For detailed care recommendations for each breed, please feel free to contact us.
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What is the process for reserving a puppy?To reserve a puppy, prospective buyers should contact Winding Creek Puppies via phone, text, or email. A non-refundable $200 deposit is required to secure a puppy, though it can be transferred to future litters. Puppy selection begins at four weeks of age, and puppies are ready to go home at eight weeks .
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Do you offer a health guarantee?Yes, Winding Creek Puppies offers a health guarantee that ensures each puppy is free from major health issues. The guarantee covers any congenital health conditions for one year. For details on specific terms for this guarantee, please contact us.
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***** What vaccinations and veterinary care will my puppy receive?Each puppy undergoes a full veterinary exam at 6 weeks. At 6, 9, and 12 weeks our pups receive routine vaccinations including parvo and distemper. For more detailed information on the complete vaccination schedule, please contact us.
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How do I prepare my home for a new puppy?To prepare your home, have a designated sleeping area, puppy-proof your space by removing small objects and securing electrical cords, and stock up on essentials like food, water bowls, and chew toys. You should also establish a training routine to ease the puppy’s transition into your home.
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What kind of support do you offer after adoption?At Winding Creek Puppies, we want to ensure that your new puppy has a smooth transition into your home. While we provide helpful guidance and resources to get you started with care and training, we trust that our well-socialized, healthy puppies will thrive in your care. Should you have any important questions as your puppy settles in, we’re here to assist with key concerns and offer advice.
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