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Vaccination Schedule

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Watching our puppies grow. March 6, 2015. Dog Vaccination Schedule for Puppy’s First Year. All Old Mill Doodle puppies will receive their first vaccination at 6 weeks. We always purchase good quality (and there is variation in the effectiveness of lesser brands) vaccines. Additionally, my vet only administers Bordatella (kennel cough) and Dog Influenza vaccines for dogs in high risk situations. 6 to 8 weeks. Distemper, measles, parainfluenza. 10 to 12 weeks. 12 to 24 weeks. 14 to 16 weeks. 12 to 16 months.

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Getting Ready

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Watching our puppies grow. March 6, 2015. Certain types of furniture can be dangerous to puppies. Reclining chairs can trap a curious pup that crawls inside. Rocking chairs can roll on a puppy’s tail or foot, so make sure your pup isn’t sitting near the rocker when you decide to take a break. Electrical cords. Puppies love to chew and electrical cords need to be off limits. Electrocution can occur easily and cause injury or even death. Tie up loose electrical cords or conceal them in hard pla...Small obj...

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Potty Schedule

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Watching our puppies grow. March 6, 2015. If and when he goes, have a party, with lots of smiles, praise, and even a few treats. Allow him a few minutes of play or exploration as a reward for going quickly. If he doesn’t go, bring him back inside, but keep him under very close supervision, either tethered to you or in his crate, for twenty minutes or so, then try again. Sample Schedule for Puppies Under Six Months. 6:30 Breakfast (in crate if you need to shower or accomplish anything). 11 Potty, play.

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Reminders

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Watching our puppies grow. July 23, 2012. Some things to remember. Feed your new puppy his puppy food only. For treats use small pieces of American cheese or boiled chicken. That’s it, nothing else. Filed Under: preparing for puppy. Connect with Old Mill Doodles.

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Housebreaking

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Watching our puppies grow. October 18, 2011. I realize this post is a repeat of one at Old Mill Doodle Blog, it’s so helpful that I thought it was worth repeating. This training method is used in conjunction with a crate. Until your dog is reliably housebroken, any time your dog is not being supervised, he/she should be in a crate or on a leash by your side. All members of your household should be consistent and use the same wording and actions with your pet. After ringing the bells and saying the comman...

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Potty Schedule

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Watching our puppies grow. July 23, 2012. If and when he goes, have a party, with lots of smiles, praise, and even a few treats. Allow him a few minutes of play or exploration as a reward for going quickly. If he doesn’t go, bring him back inside, but keep him under very close supervision, either tethered to you or in his crate, for twenty minutes or so, then try again. Sample Schedule for Puppies Under Six Months. 6:30 Breakfast (in crate if you need to shower or accomplish anything). 11 Potty, play.

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Puffed Pancake

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Tastes like a raspberry, only spelled better. This is a fabulous breakfast for guest, it pretty and tastes even better than it looks. Because it’s such a no fuss recipe, you have time to enjoy a cup of coffee with your guests while it bakes – and Hubby cooks the homemade apple sausage – HA! Puffed Pancake a la Mom. Preheat oven to 425. Melt pound butter in quiche pan. Pour mixed batter over melted butter. Bake for 20-25 minutes until a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean. Join the Food Adventure.

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Heavenly Flamiche

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Tastes like a raspberry, only spelled better. The spinach Flamiche is wonderful for any meal, it is just as good for breakfast/brunch as it is for a light supper. It’s so easy to make – I typically have all of the ingredients on hand – which makes it a fab last minute meal. 1 box frozen spinach - thawed. Frac12; tsp salt. 8539; tsp pepper. Place pie crust on the bottom only of 9x13 pan (spray with Pam). Spread spinach evenly over crust. Sprinkled feta over spinach. Bake @350* for 1 hour.

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Cucumber Apple Salsa

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Tastes like a raspberry, only spelled better. This salsa is a wonderful accompaniment for chicken or pork tenderloin as well as, our choice, fish tacos. The recipe is so simple to make, it’s fresh and a little spicy. Frac14;-1/2 teaspoon cinnamon chile spice. 1 Granny Smith Apple, cored and chopped. Frac12; English cucumber chopped. 1 tablespoon fresh mint chopped. Frac12; tablespoon honey or agave. 1 tablespoon lime juice. 1 tablespoon olive oil. Frac14; teaspoon salt. Frac14; cup rough chopped almonds.

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Strawberry Nachos

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Tastes like a raspberry, only spelled better. Strawberries are one of the first fruits to come in season – they’re one of my favorite signs that spring is right around the corner. We typically keep them in the fridge and enjoy a bowl in the evening – Strawberry Nachos are a fun way to kick them up when we have kiddies around. It’s strawberry time yay! 1 pint fresh strawberries. 2 teaspoons cinnamon sugar (more if desired). Nutella - any amount you like. Redi Whip - or my preference, fresh whipped cream.