🐱 Inspired by Dolly’s love for cats and her own big-cat personality! 🐱
We are absolutely thrilled to announce the arrival of the Dolly × Swayze litter — a truly special group themed after the world’s most iconic and beloved cats. This litter is extra meaningful because Dolly adores our pet cats and has always been our “big cat in a dog’s body” — graceful, curious, playful, and full of feline charm.
🍼 Born: January 6, 2026
🏡 Go Home: March 3, 2026
This stunning group is full of star power, personality, and cuddles!
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🌸💖 The Girls
🎀 Miss Hello Kitty of Sakura Dreams
Sweet, timeless, and absolutely precious.
🎀 Madame Marie of Parisian Grace
Elegant, dainty, and full of charm.
🌙 Lady Luna of Silver Moonlight
Soft, dreamy, and just a little magical.
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💙🐾 The Boys
🍝 Sir Garfield of Lasagna Manor
Confident, cuddly, and larger-than-life.
🧡 Mister Morris of Classic Orange
A true classic gentleman with timeless appeal.
🐭 Captain Tom of Cartoon Legends
Playful, clever, and always up for adventure.
🎩 Duke Sylvester of Tuxedo Heights
Dapper, charming, and full of personality.
🎖️ Sergeant Tibbs of Royal Guard
Brave, noble, and loyal to the core.
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We are so excited to watch each of these puppies’ personalities unfold and to begin matching them with their perfect families at six weeks of age. This litter is expected to have beautiful curly or wavy coats, with black noses and rich, dark eyes. When fully grown, we anticipate they will mature around 55–60 pounds. These puppies will be loyal, affectionate companions with non-shedding coats and wonderful, stable temperaments.
We are thrilled to announce that Winnie & Swayze’s sweet litter of cream & apricot Goldendoodles arrived on January 21, 2026!
This beautiful litter includes 8 precious puppies — 4 girls and 4 boys — all healthy, fluffy, and already full of charm.
🍰 Meet The Bakery Bebes:
• 🍩 Baroness Beignet Powderpuff
• 🍪 Duchess Cookie Cream Heart
• 🫐 Lady Muffin of Blueberry Hill
• 🧁 Princess Cupcake Frostine
• 🥖 Sir Cannoli Sweetcream
• 🍩 Lord Sprinkles von Dough
• 🥐 Monsieur Apricot Croissant
• 🍰 Count Tiramisu Velvet Cream
These little bakery babies will be ready to go to their forever homes on March 18th, 2026 💕
We can’t wait to watch their personalities bloom and to match them with their perfect families. These puppies will have either curly or wavy coats with liver noses and light eyes. We anticipate they will be 45/55 pounds when fully grown.
Meet the Berenstain Bear litter, Brother and Sister; Sheepadoodle puppies, now three weeks old! Their eyes are open, they’re walking around on all fours, and they’re loving exploring their world. These sweethearts will be ready for their forever homes just before Christmas (or we can hold them post-holidays if needed).
Mama Betty (70lbs) and Papa Swayze (55lbs) have created some stunning pups – expect standard size (on the sturdier side!), big personalities, and lots of love. Betty’s a gentle giant who loves snuggles and sofa time. Swayze’s a pro dad with a track record of amazing, calm puppies who are just perfect for families.
Ready to meet Brother & Sister? Contact us to reserve your cuddly new best friend!
As the temperatures drop and the snowflakes start to fall, (for you – not for us – south Texas does not get snow – other than these pics of Feb 2021), it’s essential to prioritize your dog’s safety and well-being. Cold weather can be challenging for our canine companions, but with some simple precautions and engaging activities, you can ensure they stay happy, healthy, and occupied.
Safety First
Before we dive into the fun stuff, let’s cover some crucial safety tips:
Limit exposure: Avoid leaving your dog outside for extended periods, especially in extreme cold. Frostbite and hypothermia can set in quickly.
Dress them up: Consider investing in a warm, waterproof coat or sweater for your dog, especially if they have a thin coat or are short-haired.
Watch for ice and salt: Be mindful of icy sidewalks and roads, as well as salt and de-icing chemicals, which can harm your dog’s paws.
Keep them hydrated: Ensure your dog always has access to fresh, unfrozen water.
Occupying Your Dogs Mind & Body
Now that we’ve covered the essentials, let’s explore some fun and engaging ways to keep your dog occupied during the cold winter months:
Indoor obstacle courses: Set up a mini obstacle course using household items, such as couch cushions, chairs, and tunnels.
Sensory play: Fill a container with rice, beans, or sand and hide treats or toys for your dog to discover.
Interactive toys and puzzle feeders: Challenge your dog’s problem-solving skills with interactive toys and puzzle feeders filled with their favorite treats.
Indoor fetch and hide-and-seek: Play a game of fetch down a hallway or room, or hide treats and toys around the house for your dog to find.
Couch cuddles and movie nights: Sometimes, the best activity is simply snuggling up with your dog on the couch for a movie night.
By following these simple safety tips and engaging your dog in fun indoor activities, you’ll help ensure they stay safe, happy, and occupied during the cold winter months. Xoxo
