Re-Homing Pets
Why a 14–18 Week Puppy Is the Sweet Spot
- Easier to train – they actually listen and learn faster
- Fewer accidents – better bladder control = less mess
- More sleep – longer nights, fewer wake-ups
- Already started socializing – more confident and adaptable
- Safer to explore – further along with vaccinations
- Less nipping – past the worst of the bitey phase
- More independent – not quite as full-on as a tiny puppy
- Personality shows – you can pick a pup that truly suits you
· Bottom line: You skip the most exhausting baby phase… but still get all the bonding, training, and fun of raising a puppy.
We have a small number of beautiful Cavoodle puppies available for loving homes at 16 weeks of age. All pups are fully vaccinated, completely healthy at present, and well socialised. Following DNA testing, they are being offered at a substantially reduced price under a health disclosure agreement. These affectionate, well-adjusted puppies are ready to become wonderful companions for the right families.
For further information or to express interest, please email Rose at mountlawleypetsandpuppies@iinet.net.au or message 0403 112 431.
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These beautiful little Mini Schnauzers are now 18 weeks old and are so ready to find the loving homes they deserve. We have 3 gorgeous boys and 1 precious girl still waiting for someone to choose them — and it is heartbreaking watching such affectionate, loyal little souls wondering where their forever family is.
They have been raised with so much love and care. They are extremely well socialised, happy, confident and affectionate puppies who adore human company. They are almost fully toilet trained, fully vaccinated, and come from DNA tested parents for peace of mind.
These puppies are the perfect balance for family life — playful and energetic when it is time for fun, yet gentle and cuddly when the day winds down. They will happily run around with children, follow you from room to room, then curl up beside you on the couch as though they have always belonged there.
They truly are perfect little companions for a busy household, couple or single person wanting unconditional love and devotion. At 18 weeks old, they should already be in their forever homes, building bonds with the people who will love them for life.
Please, if you have been thinking about adding a beautiful little dog to your family, come and meet these babies. They are ready to give their whole hearts to someone special.
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Many sources cite a “3-3-3 rule” for dogs who move into a new home: three days of disorientation, three weeks to settle in, and three months to feel secure and bonded and “be themselves.” But while this general idea has merit—a dog will need time and space to get comfortable—there's no telling how long it'll take for ...21 Apr 2023
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