My little pup Ted has settled in lovely into our family and our home now.  it would be hard to imaging life without this little bundle of blonde fur under your feet, hanging off of Woody’s beard or getting up to innocent mischief.

Butter wouldn’t melt in my Schnoodle mouth

Woody adores the company of his little ‘furry’ brother and is so calm and gentle with him.  Woody is also a perfect mentor for the tiny ‘Ted’ terror.

Today I find myself with 2 – 3 hours on my own as I have entrusted a dog walker to take them out on a very long walk with her ‘pack’.  Not that I am lazy and can’t take my own dogs out but I want the dogs to get used to staying with the dog boarder so that we feel comfortable leaving them when we want to vacation.  I feel like an anxious Mummy of a toddler who has gone to kindergarten for the first time, but all is well, I have had a text to say they are on their way back home.

The house seems so empty without the guys here but I know they will crawl into their beds and crash out asleep for the next few hours.

Ted is learning so much and we are keeping up with small but frequent training exercises.  Potty training is still a slow process and I haven’t figured out if he is being lazy or really is struggling to get the idea of toilet stuff being done in the garden.  He will go on command now but then he forgets himself and does a little tiddle on the floor, luckily most of my flooring is tiles and so it is easily cleaned up.

Shortly, when the weather warms up a little we will go to a local dog training class but one thing is for sure he doesn’t need it for socialisation, he is a very social and well mannered pup around other dogs.

Ted the schnoodle pup is adorable, typical puppy Mummy, thinks their puppy is the best.

Ted the Schnoodle puppy mastering the stairs