Doodle Vision Kennels

I want to talk about something today that I have noticed while scrolling through Facebook looking for puppies. Whether you believe in crating your dog or not. , I believe it is important to start out creating them. It gives them a sense of security, let you know where they are, and also helps with training. After they get used to the crate, and you don’t want them to be in it that’s fine. Also, people who work from home, it is important for you to crate your dog several times throughout the day. This lets them know that you’re gonna come back for them. This is important because I have noticed a lot of people that are having to go back to work in a work setting and can no longer stay at home and they don’t know what to do with their dogs. I always advise my people when they get a new puppy to not hold them all weekend long they need to put them in the crate for 15 to 20 minutes at a time and then go back and get them. For instance, you play with them have them go potty put them in the crate. When they get out of the crate, they go potty. You play with them put them in the crate. I am not saying that they have to stay in the crate long. I’m just saying do it several times throughout the day. Also when training to crate. It is best that you put the crate on the bed or nightstand beside you so they can see you. This will enable you to put your fingers in their kennel throughout the night to give them some reassurance. Then after a couple weeks, put the crate beside your bed. Then move it across the room. Then you can move it to where you eventually want it to be. They get scared if they’re left in a room all by themselves and just a crate in an unfamiliar environment. I hope this helps.

AKC registered, small standard poodles. Dew claws removed, and tails docked according to AKC standard, they will make great companions 🐾🐩🐕
Decatur,Al📍

This sweet and playful little micro goldendoodle girl just went and got her second round of shots from the vet today. She’s doing great. Looking for her forever playmate. Decatur, AL.


These large miniature/small standard AKC register Poodles are currently three weeks old. Aren’t they gorgeous? I mean Inca is such a dark brown tuxedo. Creek is a cute black tuxedo with Phantom markings and Aztec is an amazing brown Merle with Phantom markings. All the Phantom markings are gorgeous. Tales Dodd due to AKC standards and do claws removed. Will be dewormed at appropriate times and receive a complete Vet check as well as their first round of shots from the vet before going to there forever Homes. Mom and dad are both genetically clear. Decatur, AL. 

My large miniature, small standard Poodles will be three weeks old tomorrow. I’m just showing you when they were smaller. I am going to do a new live video tomorrow and take pictures of them. You all will not believe how much they’ve grown and how beautiful they are. Inca is such a dark brown that you have to put her next to creek just to see her brownness. This is gonna be great for if she fades a little when she grows up she will still be a wonderful Brown color. She’s a Bryan tuxedo Phantom and creek is a black tuxedo phantom and Aztec is a brown Merle Phantom. Aztec is the biggest out of the three. He is definitely gonna be a small standard. He is gorgeous. They all are. Stay tuned for tomorrow.