Noel's COckapoo Puppies
Nato Phonetic Alphabet litter
Be sure to check out our CHC Families Only page for more pictures, videos and information about Noel's pups!
*updated September 20, 2022
A fun filled 8 weeks, October 3
So much learning, love and fun happens in the short 8 weeks we have with our Cockapoo puppies.
Noel's NATO Alphabet litter will be heading to their fur-ever homes this weekend!
We've worked daily on handling, noise exposure, enrichment activities and confidence building. Noel's Cockapoo pups have gone for car rides - walks around the neighborhood - outdoor romps on varied textures (grass, pavement, rocks) - scent walks - and explored several novel environments (slides, stairs, tents, tunnels, tubes, balls, stuffies of various sizes, etc.).
We've had an absolute blast getting to watch them develop their individual personalities and uliethelp them to discover that the people are safe, the world is fun, and they CAN approach new with confidence.
Juliet (now Okra) will make her fur-ever home in Maine.
Lima (now Clementine) will make her fur-ever home in Massachusetts.
Delta (now Gigi) will make her fur-ever home in Maine.
Charlie will make his fur-ever home in Maine.
Tango (now Murphy) will make his fur-ever home right here in New Hampshire.
Zulu (now Buzzard) will make his fur-ever home in Massachusetts.
Tango (male light apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Charlie (male Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Zulu (male Light Apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Delta (Female Light Apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Lima (Female Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Juliet (Female Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Meeting our families this weekend, september 21
Noel's NATO Alphabet Cockapoo puppies turned 6 weeks TODAY!
A mild day with no rain allowed us to take our photo shoot outside. Of course the pups loved having the opportunity to sniff about and explore between turns.
We continue to work through our daily enrichment activities, handling and so much more - with our focus to make all new experiences positive.
They are LOVING group playtime with Apple's Cockapoo puppies and the big girls (Aria, Charlotte Ann, Eevee and Ridley). Noel and Apple continue to lovingly watch over their littles, but don't stay in the mix of playtime too long as their presence means "mealtime" to the puppies.
Just a couple more days before these cuties meet their fur-ever families.
Tango (male light apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Charlie (male Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Zulu (male Light Apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Delta (Female Light Apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Lima (Female Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Juliet (Female Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Taking the fun outside, September 1
A beautiful New England day allowed us to bring Noel's Cockapoo puppies outside to smell new smells, hear new sounds, feel new textures, and see new sights. We keep time away from mom short and make sure the pups feel safe. Encouragement and reassurance helps our Cockapoo puppies to be comfortbale and confident in the world around them.
I will be posting pics and videos on our CHC Families only page for our families. Be sure to check there to see how we lovingly raise our pups.
Eyes open, August 25
Well, sometimes (ha). At two weeks, we can now see their eyes and we are so excited they can see (and hear us).
We continue our work on Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and Early Scent Introduction (ESI) as well as daily handling and snuggles - we stick close to momma so the pups can smell her and so she can keep an eye and see that we love her babes just as much as she does.
I will be posting pics and videos on our CHC Families only page for our families. Be sure to check there to see how we lovingly raise our pups.
Tango (male light apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Charlie (male Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Zulu (male Light Apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Delta (Female Light Apricot Cockapoo Puppy)
Lima (Female Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
Juliet (Female Buff Cockapoo Puppy)
First Days - settling in & Name theme chosen, August 11
Noel is doing so well caring for her Cockapoo puppies.
Tyler, my eldest, has taken over the 2x daily weigh-ins and handling excercises (with my oversight). Working as a team warms my momma heart. I love watching my children live out what it looks like to be caring - loving - ethical - compasionate - and respectful to our fur-family members.
Breeding goes (or, should go) beyond "producing" puppies for sale/consumption for the general public.
We should be raising up enriched puppies.
Simply having a male and female dog in your possession should not qualify someone as a good breeder.
Our pets, past - present - and future deserve the best! And that's why our breeding progam is unique and set apart!
Each and every pup we are blessed to raise will leave our care equipped to join the world as a well-adjusted pup, who has been provided exceptional care. CHC provides our dogs and pups with a: nurturing environment, exceptional nutirition, premium vet care, caretakers who understand canine ethology, and who have a genuine heart for dogs.
We are overjoyed to have the opportunity and privelege to give these little ones the best start possible!
Welcome, Noel's NATO Phonetic Alphabet pups: Tango 💙, Charlie 💙, Zulu 💙, Delta ❤️, Lima ❤️, Juliet ❤️.
Noel is being such a good mom. In this video you can hear her little ones starting to squeak (while momma eats her food, after having just come back in from going outside). Her instincts kicked in, and she responded to their cries to make sure everyone was ok - eventually lying down to allow them to nurse. I absolutely LOVE watching nature kick in and how smoothly the transformation can go between our "roles" - that are buried deep within our DNA.
Late Night arrival, August 10
Noel started showing signs of labor late afternoon / early evening Wednesday, her estimated due date based on her progesterone levels.
A mommas girl normally, her attachment to me increases ten fold when labor is imminent. Comfortable only when I'm touching her or she's touching me (it's so sweet, I was cooking in the kitchen and she laid with her head on my foot. Working at the island on my computer, she was under my stool with my foot under her chin, sitting on a dog bed with her and her head on my lap).
At 10:04pm we had our first paws on the ground and labor and delivery went smoothly, with the last pup being delivered at 3:03am. Tyler and I remained by her side until a little after 5:00am to make sure all pups were here and that momma settled and resting comfortably.
Noel had 6 Cockapoo puppies in varying shades of light apricot and buff. There are 3 💙💙💙 and 3 ❤️❤️❤️.
We will begin reaching out to families currently on our waiting list next week, 8/17.
* Please note - these pups are spoken for by families currently on our waiting list, and are not available for new / prospective families.