Loved this video! As a dog owner myself I find it really interesting seeing what other owners routines are like and it honestly gives me some tips to better organise my dogs routine! Owning 6 dogs is a lot but you do such an amazing job with them and I love watching these types of videos!
I never get bored of your vlogs, so nice to have someone who shows the realistic side of being a dog breeder.Also they are all so cute and educated !!and I couldn't stop laughing when you said "the garden gets well very poopie :)))
Who needs cable when you have great vlogs like yours to watch! Love watching you and your pups! The energy you and your pups give off is contagious and inspiring! Keep it up girl! 💕💕
Those bins from Tractor Supply look great! Currently we stick all the dog food in a tote in the bag ... but it's a pain to get that open, then fuss with the bag. We considered getting at least the smaller plastic cereal containers to keep filled upstairs for easy bowl refilling. However, for downstairs storage these look awesome! We have four poodles, and get our food from Costco. We were giving them Purina, but one in particular liked to literally sort through her food for all her favorite bits, LOL! She made a horrible mess every time she ate. We would have to go in and use a little hand broom to sweep up all the food she'd flicked out of the bowl with her paws. At least the Costco food is good, they enjoy it, they're healthy, and they have no digestion issues eating it.
Hi Baley really enjoy your blogs . I would like to hear from you one of these days on one of your blogs talking to us about if we are planning to breed what health test do we need and what kind of genetic testing should we do on our goldendoodles prior to start breeding
It's really cool that when they all went out the door they turned around and waited for you to move toward them. Did you train them not to dart off or did they just start doing that?
Hello Bailey what salmon oil brand do you use. I have a 8 months Goldendoodle and wanted to start with salmon oil. He is currently eating Purim’s pro plan salmon and rice which he loves. Thank you
I live in the heart of Los Angeles with two mini doods. Your videos are so relaxing, I will give up city life in a heartbeat for your backyard space! 🥰 PS. My little guy Boomer is the mini version of your Jagger, down to his blackish pink nose.
Love your videos! Can you do a video on what you feed puppies? Do you think putting egg etc into the food makes a difference? I’m curious because I’m getting a puppy soon! Thanks!
New sub here! Love the video; greetings from a fellow home office worker / dog mom; we only have 2 (so far!), and I'm already learning lots from you. Such as, the dog room setup; definitely a must-have, those indoor kennels.
I was curious if your 2 Standard Poodles Willow and Ivy are or Were part of your Breeding Team Program? I really enjoy watching your videos And seeing all your Beautiful Babies ❤️
Hi Bailey, new Doodle owner here! Love my little guy Fozzie. I have seen several of your videos and was wondering where you got your dog kennels that you have in your dog room? They look really sturdy which is what I need because my Doodle is going to be big. Love your videos and have recommended them to some doodle owners I know.
Hi Bailey, I wanted to say hi from the Netherlands. I was curious if you had considered other dog food brands like Orijen? I have been researching dog food for months now and was unpleasantly surprised at the ingredients and quality of the large food manufacturers.
Same here. Not sure what’s available where you are but I’ve also been looking into a local company (Muenster), First Mate, and InukShuk. The last two are Canadian brands and they seem to have higher quality standards than many in the US do. Here we also have freeze dried options that you can order and we even have pre-cooked meal subscriptions that are mailed to you every month or two. Kibble is typically cooked at high temperatures which not only strips away a lot of the nutrients…it also causes carcinogens to form. At least some brands like Muenster cook there’s at a lower temp, however I may be leaning more towards the freeze dried and pre-cooked options because they seem like they maintain more of the nutrients. Also look for human food grade and not feed grade. One of the owners of Muenster actually ate only their human grade foods for an entire month. They have a video online and it’s really interesting to see his dog food journey lol I’ve also heard great things about raw but I simply can’t do it. The potential for bacteria as well as the “ick” factor make that option a non-starter lol Hope this helps 😊
@@laurenmichero9003 Thank you for the recommendations. I checked the ingredients and protein contents for all three and they are much lower for the listed brands than Orijen. Theirs (Orijen) is 85% protein and at least two thirds of it comes from fresh meat and they also use very few nutritional additives as they choose to have most of the nutrients come from things you and I recognise as food (LOL). I'm going with this brand instead of raw because as you pointed out there is a huge "ick" factor, but even beyond that if for whatever reason Maxwell needed to be looked after by someone else, I would be worried if they were following the instructions I left for his food and being safe. I really don't need anymore dog mom guilt if anything were to go wrong and he wasn't getting the proper ratio's. I am now just counting down to the 12th of March, when I will pick him up from the breeder in France (This is an 8 hour drive for me) and finally get to see his cute face in person. By the way, He's a black Moyen Poodle. I know the AKC doesn't recognise this size, so I guess he would be considerd a smaller sized standard poodle.
@@naomivanderhelling5770 Orijen is a great brand. I have heard that freeze dried and slow cooked prepared meal options maintain their nutritional values a little better than kibble in general, but Orijen is highly respected and definitely one of the better quality kibble options out there. Raw is supposedly “best” but, like you, I just can’t handle it or have any pet sitter handle it either lol. I also have a poodle! He is a 6 month old toy poodle puppy. I was always meh about poodles but OMG I love them now!! They’re so sweet and smart. You’re going to love your new poodle. That’s so exciting and congrats. You seem like someone who cares a lot about your fur babies so I would also look into vaccinations and spay/neutering. I know spay/neutering isn’t as prevalent as it is here in the US, but I’ve learned so much about the benefits of not neutering and not over vaccinating dogs. It’s a sensitive subject and you may not agree with my stance, but I’ve been watching videos from holistic vets like Dr Becker on RUclips and it’s been really eye opening. All I would say is do your research because I’ve learned so much. You probably already know a lot too, but, like you, I don’t want to have regrets or mom guilt. There are so many choices let owners have to make that are so consequential. I have two older Yorkies that have their own health issues and I think it’s because of their breed but also spay/neutering and over vaccinating. I’m all for vaccines but you can get Titer tests to see if they actually need them or if they can wait longer than typically recommended. Anyway I applaud your attitude towards doing right by your dog and I know you’ll fall in love with poodles. Mine is 6 months and he knows like 14 tricks/commands already. They’re incredibly smart…2nd smartest after Border collies 😳
@@laurenmichero9003 Again, thanks for the recommendation. I usually stick to the vaccination schedule, but I'm open to other perspectives, I'll look into Dr Becker. I will also research the neutering as this is not something that really ever comes up when speaking with the vet. I always thought it was a policy to prevent stray dogs in the US and as stray dogs don't exist here I never looked into that. The fact that Maxwell is from a smart breed has me a bit nervous, because they of course can learn bad habits really quickly. Hopefully my training schedule will yield a calm confident dog who enjoys trick training :)
@@naomivanderhelling5770 they are a very smart breed and can pick up good or bad habits quickly. My poodle knows 14 individual tricks and then does some variation of those as part of a sequence of tricks. My Yorkies know maybe three tricks and they’re 10 years old lol. He picked up potty training fairly easily with the training pads. I think the best way to train them is with positive reinforcement and consistency. I’ve heard they are an especially sensitive breed and eager to please so scolding for bad behavior will only upset them and may cause setbacks…but congratulating them and rewarding with praise or treats will reinforce good behavior and they will want to do it more often so they will please you…& get the treat too lol They are very attached to people and so he will probably follow you around. They can sense our emotions and they are prone to separation anxiety so you may want to start slow when leaving him and only go for short trips. I have even consulted with a trainer here about several of these things and he basically said it just takes time. They love exercise (like walks and fetch) but they also love mental exercise like brain games and puzzles and snuffle mats (fabric puzzles where they sniff out pieces of kibble). If he eats quickly then you can use a lickimat (soften kibble and spread it on top) or a Kong (put the kibble inside as is or put a little water with it and freeze the food in the Kong). I’m sure I’m forgetting something important about the breed but that’s all I can think of for now. Hope it is helpful 😊
Freddie will send another angel to your house soon 😺😺 Can you give an idea of how to stop biting...my pup bites a lot 🐶 I AM OBSESSED WITH ALL YOUR DOGS 🐕❤ how about a day in the life of a dog dad with Matt?
Hey! i LOVE your channel one quick question i have a maltipoo puppy and she always bites me, when i pet her when i brush her and it hurts but u have big dogs just wanted to know how YOU dealt with it !!
I don’t think she has a problem in that area but in my case my morkie as u don’t like to be brush so for what works for me is I give him cbd oil that are made for dogs n put peanut butter on top of his plastic thingy that u stick anywhere forgot the name of it but it work for me
Hey Bailey I love the blogs awesome video! I have a question for you when you have dogs in guardian homes that are going to have puppies will you have them at your house or will the dog stay with the guardian fam? Thank you💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Oh my goodness I should have been baking more dinners my puppies are about to be 8 weeks this week and yeah we did too much delivery food super not healthy
Shawn Woods on youtube does a mouse bucket trap where he smears 3 to 4 inches of peanut butter on the inside rim of a bucket and places a ramp to the top of the bucket. The mice climb the ramp to try to get the peanut butter and fall in the bucket and can't climb out.
You might want to consider getting bigger balls. With the size of your dogs, those chuck-it balls are too small and a serious choking hazard. Same with a tennis ball or any other ball that general size. The number of posts from owners and vets about dogs choking on balls that size is astounding. Would hate to see anything happen to any of your dogs.
Hi Bailey! I Was going through your website on the upcoming litters and come across that on Dolly Rebel X TBD litter it says that expected is November 2022 but then also then says that they can go home January 2022! Just thought i’d let you know as i’m guessing this is a mistake🤍
@@baileywilliams_ How are they expected in November 2022 but also going home January 2022? They are expected 10 months after they can leave! Isn’t is supposed to be January 2023?🤍
@@giselleortiz7712 yes i know this! but how are they due in november 2022 but then can leave in january 2022! this would mean they are expected 10 months after they can leave and january 2022 has already gone!🤍
Loved this video! As a dog owner myself I find it really interesting seeing what other owners routines are like and it honestly gives me some tips to better organise my dogs routine! Owning 6 dogs is a lot but you do such an amazing job with them and I love watching these types of videos!
Thank you so much!
I never get bored of your vlogs, so nice to have someone who shows the realistic side of being a dog breeder.Also they are all so cute and educated !!and I couldn't stop laughing when you said "the garden gets well very poopie :)))
A busy and very fun day! These fluffy cuties are so energetic! 😆
Thank you!
Yay! I got so excited when I saw a you uploaded a new video!! Can’t wait to watch it! ♥️ much love Bailey!
Thank you ❤️
Who needs cable when you have great vlogs like yours to watch! Love watching you and your pups! The energy you and your pups give off is contagious and inspiring! Keep it up girl! 💕💕
Agree
Jagger is a video star! That gorgeous face and big smile he needs to be on camera 🐶😃❤️🤩
He is!!
It’s so cute when he’s the only one awake when everybody is sleeping so he can say hi to everyone on the camera
Those bins from Tractor Supply look great! Currently we stick all the dog food in a tote in the bag ... but it's a pain to get that open, then fuss with the bag. We considered getting at least the smaller plastic cereal containers to keep filled upstairs for easy bowl refilling. However, for downstairs storage these look awesome! We have four poodles, and get our food from Costco. We were giving them Purina, but one in particular liked to literally sort through her food for all her favorite bits, LOL! She made a horrible mess every time she ate. We would have to go in and use a little hand broom to sweep up all the food she'd flicked out of the bowl with her paws. At least the Costco food is good, they enjoy it, they're healthy, and they have no digestion issues eating it.
Hi Baley really enjoy your blogs .
I would like to hear from you one of these days on one of your blogs talking to us about if we are planning to breed what health test do we need and what kind of genetic testing should we do on our goldendoodles prior to start breeding
Good idea!
Good idea!
Her name is spelt Bailey
My favorite videos!!
For your next Q & A - what will your retiring process be like ? Do you rehome your females
Love you so much!!! Your videos are dog mom goals. ✨💖
YOUR DOGS ARE SO CUTEEE you looked amazing 👏 ily your dogs honestly look so well behaved ❤ gotta give it a 👍
Thank you ❤️
@@baileywilliams_ your welcome ☺
I love your vids Bailey! We now that you are a busy women and you always able to make beautiful vids for us!
Thank you 🥰
Love these types of videos! Hopefully more day in the life vlogs and an updated realistic morning routine is coming soon too ☺️👍🏻
I love watching your dog they’re also adorable 🥰
Thank you!
It's really cool that when they all went out the door they turned around and waited for you to move toward them. Did you train them not to dart off or did they just start doing that?
Ikr
They just know to wait on me but trust me it’s not always like that!
@@baileywilliams_ ok cool :)
Hello Bailey what salmon oil brand do you use. I have a 8 months Goldendoodle and wanted to start with salmon oil. He is currently eating Purim’s pro plan salmon and rice which he loves. Thank you
I live in the heart of Los Angeles with two mini doods. Your videos are so relaxing, I will give up city life in a heartbeat for your backyard space! 🥰 PS. My little guy Boomer is the mini version of your Jagger, down to his blackish pink nose.
Omg i love you and always have been a fan of your dogs 🐕
Love your videos! Can you do a video on what you feed puppies? Do you think putting egg etc into the food makes a difference? I’m curious because I’m getting a puppy soon! Thanks!
New sub here! Love the video; greetings from a fellow home office worker / dog mom; we only have 2 (so far!), and I'm already learning lots from you. Such as, the dog room setup; definitely a must-have, those indoor kennels.
Your dogs are adorable! I have one goldendoodle named Maisy. She is so sweet! She is turning two this month
Yes! I bawled like a baby, but it is SUCH a great show. I’ll miss it. But boy that lost episode was a doozy!
I agree!
✨Dog mom goals✨
Thank you!
Crazy thing is that this RUclipsr inspired me to want to breed standard poodles but Ik poodle enthusiasts would hate me because of it
Can you please post a video about how you crate train your pups?? Ellie seems SOOOO GOOD with going to the crate on her own!
She is so good!
Thanks for sharing that with us!!!!
Of course ❤️
Love your videos Bailey! Pups are so stinkin cute!
That dinner looked so good!!! Also we love the purina pro plan food for our two Newfoundlands! Loved this video!
I was curious if your 2 Standard Poodles
Willow and Ivy are or
Were part of your Breeding Team Program?
I really enjoy watching your videos
And seeing all your Beautiful Babies ❤️
Hi Bailey, new Doodle owner here! Love my little guy Fozzie. I have seen several of your videos and was wondering where you got your dog kennels that you have in your dog room? They look really sturdy which is what I need because my Doodle is going to be big. Love your videos and have recommended them to some doodle owners I know.
The crate or the large kennel?
@@baileywilliams_ The large kennels you can walk in , you put the two poodles in and the mothers that are taking care of their babies.
Okay, I see you have Harlow in one now with the poodles in the other. I need something like that to help corral Fozzie.
Hi Bailey, I wanted to say hi from the Netherlands. I was curious if you had considered other dog food brands like Orijen? I have been researching dog food for months now and was unpleasantly surprised at the ingredients and quality of the large food manufacturers.
Same here. Not sure what’s available where you are but I’ve also been looking into a local company (Muenster), First Mate, and InukShuk. The last two are Canadian brands and they seem to have higher quality standards than many in the US do. Here we also have freeze dried options that you can order and we even have pre-cooked meal subscriptions that are mailed to you every month or two. Kibble is typically cooked at high temperatures which not only strips away a lot of the nutrients…it also causes carcinogens to form. At least some brands like Muenster cook there’s at a lower temp, however I may be leaning more towards the freeze dried and pre-cooked options because they seem like they maintain more of the nutrients. Also look for human food grade and not feed grade. One of the owners of Muenster actually ate only their human grade foods for an entire month. They have a video online and it’s really interesting to see his dog food journey lol
I’ve also heard great things about raw but I simply can’t do it. The potential for bacteria as well as the “ick” factor make that option a non-starter lol
Hope this helps 😊
@@laurenmichero9003 Thank you for the recommendations. I checked the ingredients and protein contents for all three and they are much lower for the listed brands than Orijen. Theirs (Orijen) is 85% protein and at least two thirds of it comes from fresh meat and they also use very few nutritional additives as they choose to have most of the nutrients come from things you and I recognise as food (LOL). I'm going with this brand instead of raw because as you pointed out there is a huge "ick" factor, but even beyond that if for whatever reason Maxwell needed to be looked after by someone else, I would be worried if they were following the instructions I left for his food and being safe. I really don't need anymore dog mom guilt if anything were to go wrong and he wasn't getting the proper ratio's.
I am now just counting down to the 12th of March, when I will pick him up from the breeder in France (This is an 8 hour drive for me) and finally get to see his cute face in person. By the way, He's a black Moyen Poodle. I know the AKC doesn't recognise this size, so I guess he would be considerd a smaller sized standard poodle.
@@naomivanderhelling5770 Orijen is a great brand. I have heard that freeze dried and slow cooked prepared meal options maintain their nutritional values a little better than kibble in general, but Orijen is highly respected and definitely one of the better quality kibble options out there.
Raw is supposedly “best” but, like you, I just can’t handle it or have any pet sitter handle it either lol.
I also have a poodle! He is a 6 month old toy poodle puppy. I was always meh about poodles but OMG I love them now!! They’re so sweet and smart. You’re going to love your new poodle. That’s so exciting and congrats. You seem like someone who cares a lot about your fur babies so I would also look into vaccinations and spay/neutering. I know spay/neutering isn’t as prevalent as it is here in the US, but I’ve learned so much about the benefits of not neutering and not over vaccinating dogs. It’s a sensitive subject and you may not agree with my stance, but I’ve been watching videos from holistic vets like Dr Becker on RUclips and it’s been really eye opening. All I would say is do your research because I’ve learned so much. You probably already know a lot too, but, like you, I don’t want to have regrets or mom guilt. There are so many choices let owners have to make that are so consequential. I have two older Yorkies that have their own health issues and I think it’s because of their breed but also spay/neutering and over vaccinating. I’m all for vaccines but you can get Titer tests to see if they actually need them or if they can wait longer than typically recommended.
Anyway I applaud your attitude towards doing right by your dog and I know you’ll fall in love with poodles. Mine is 6 months and he knows like 14 tricks/commands already. They’re incredibly smart…2nd smartest after Border collies 😳
@@laurenmichero9003 Again, thanks for the recommendation. I usually stick to the vaccination schedule, but I'm open to other perspectives, I'll look into Dr Becker. I will also research the neutering as this is not something that really ever comes up when speaking with the vet. I always thought it was a policy to prevent stray dogs in the US and as stray dogs don't exist here I never looked into that.
The fact that Maxwell is from a smart breed has me a bit nervous, because they of course can learn bad habits really quickly. Hopefully my training schedule will yield a calm confident dog who enjoys trick training :)
@@naomivanderhelling5770 they are a very smart breed and can pick up good or bad habits quickly. My poodle knows 14 individual tricks and then does some variation of those as part of a sequence of tricks. My Yorkies know maybe three tricks and they’re 10 years old lol. He picked up potty training fairly easily with the training pads. I think the best way to train them is with positive reinforcement and consistency. I’ve heard they are an especially sensitive breed and eager to please so scolding for bad behavior will only upset them and may cause setbacks…but congratulating them and rewarding with praise or treats will reinforce good behavior and they will want to do it more often so they will please you…& get the treat too lol
They are very attached to people and so he will probably follow you around. They can sense our emotions and they are prone to separation anxiety so you may want to start slow when leaving him and only go for short trips. I have even consulted with a trainer here about several of these things and he basically said it just takes time.
They love exercise (like walks and fetch) but they also love mental exercise like brain games and puzzles and snuffle mats (fabric puzzles where they sniff out pieces of kibble).
If he eats quickly then you can use a lickimat (soften kibble and spread it on top) or a Kong (put the kibble inside as is or put a little water with it and freeze the food in the Kong).
I’m sure I’m forgetting something important about the breed but that’s all I can think of for now. Hope it is helpful 😊
Love your channel
Thank you ❤️
Freddie will send another angel to your house soon 😺😺
Can you give an idea of how to stop biting...my pup bites a lot 🐶
I AM OBSESSED WITH ALL YOUR DOGS 🐕❤
how about a day in the life of a dog dad with Matt?
Hey! i LOVE your channel one quick question i have a maltipoo puppy and she always bites me, when i pet her when i brush her and it hurts but u have big dogs just wanted to know how YOU dealt with it !!
I don’t think she has a problem in that area but in my case my morkie as u don’t like to be brush so for what works for me is I give him cbd oil that are made for dogs n put peanut butter on top of his plastic thingy that u stick anywhere forgot the name of it but it work for me
Your dogs are so cute🤍😍
Thank you ❤️
Another great video! I ordered a shirt from livimae creations by the way, can’t wait to get it!
Awesome!!
@@baileywilliams_ 😊
Hey Bailey I love the blogs awesome video! I have a question for you when you have dogs in guardian homes that are going to have puppies will you have them at your house or will the dog stay with the guardian fam? Thank you💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Just found your channel and loving it!! Obsessed with these pups 😍
Thank you 🥰
Where did you get the containers from
Love you so much!
Awsome video! Also what is the fenbendazole dewormer that you use for the puppies ? What is the brand?
Thank you! It’s called safeguard!
@@baileywilliams_ thank you for replying! Is it the powder one that goes into food correct?
how do you get ALL 6 dogs to listen to you without a leash?!
Yessss so excited!!!! 😍
Whoo hoo 😋
@@baileywilliams_ I love how it thinks it needs to translate that, but it just takes the emoji off
I use these routine for me🤪
You’ve got chickens? Would love a video all about your chickens as well ❤️
Yes we do!!
(: I love your videos and your dogs
Oh my goodness I should have been baking more dinners my puppies are about to be 8 weeks this week and yeah we did too much delivery food super not healthy
Shawn Woods on youtube does a mouse bucket trap where he smears 3 to 4 inches of peanut butter on the inside rim of a bucket and places a ramp to the top of the bucket. The mice climb the ramp to try to get the peanut butter and fall in the bucket and can't climb out.
Smart idea - thanks!
I love your channel, you are so pretty!! What makeup do you use?
My Alexa set the timer also lol
Hahaha people have said that 😂
I absolutely love your coat you wore for walking your dogs, what is it?! Xx
It is Columbia!
@@baileywilliams_ Omg, thank you so much! Xx
How do you make your thumb nails
Do u ever have family over ?! Do they get bother with the dogs?
You should do an eye shadow tutorial.
What music do you put on for your dogs
Love 1883!!!! ♥️👍🏻
It’s the best!!
Do the dogs jump on you?
what fish oil do you use?
I use the Vital Pet Life one!
I’m the 415 person to like this amazing video. I would like one of your dogs puppies
Jagger is VERY in tune w-you..
Was that poop on the carpet at 25:23min of the video?
Why don't the poodles each have a bed?
Because they still choose to lay on the one together
Hi!
Hey, love when you do vlogs and showing us what you do during the day!!
who do you follow for curriculum
Badass breeder!
Thank you so much🤍
I have Corona😥😅
You’re so beautiful!!! ❤️
Thank you!
❔
What state do you live in?
NC!
You might want to consider getting bigger balls. With the size of your dogs, those chuck-it balls are too small and a serious choking hazard. Same with a tennis ball or any other ball that general size. The number of posts from owners and vets about dogs choking on balls that size is astounding. Would hate to see anything happen to any of your dogs.
Hi Bailey! I Was going through your website on the upcoming litters and come across that on Dolly Rebel X TBD litter it says that expected is November 2022 but then also then says that they can go home January 2022! Just thought i’d let you know as i’m guessing this is a mistake🤍
Hi! That is correct! We expect them to be born in November timeframe and go home sometime around January!
@@baileywilliams_ How are they expected in November 2022 but also going home January 2022? They are expected 10 months after they can leave! Isn’t is supposed to be January 2023?🤍
@@caitlinlloyd1305 puppies go home after 8 weeks
@@giselleortiz7712 yes i know this! but how are they due in november 2022 but then can leave in january 2022! this would mean they are expected 10 months after they can leave and january 2022 has already gone!🤍