February 04, 2020

DIY Puppies Toys

February 04, 2020/ Jeannine Cecchini

DIY - Dog Fetch Stick

Supplies needed: an old stick from the yard, an old t-shirt, duct tape and scissors

Wrapping a stick with a t-shirt and duct tape is a great way to make a fetch stick last longer and be easily seen when either you or your dog can’t seem to find it!

The Up-Cycled Old Sock Chew Toy

Supplies needed: An old sock, an bottle to be recycled, pebbles

Does your labradoodle love chewing on your socks? Does your doodle also love to chew on plastic? Here’s a great way to give him a toy he’ll love that reminds him of you.

DIY Doodle Treats

Sugar Pine Doodles, Australian Labradoodles

Sugar Pine Doodles is located in the beautiful, Amador County, California. We are a small, in home, breeder, breeding miniature Multi-Generation Australian Labradoodles, Australian Labradoodles, and Doodle rescues. Our pets are everything to us, they even sleep in our master bedroom every night. Without a doubt, we take them everywhere with us, including every family function, kids sporting events, day trips, and always to our local Feed Barn and Lowes (unfortunately, our local grocer won't let our perfect pets come grocery shopping). We even make special dog food and homemade treats. We really LOVE our pets.

Wanna Know More About Us?

We have been dog owners our entire lives and breeders for about 15 years between the two of us. Dale bred Cocker Spaniels and Jeannine bred Labrador Retrievers many years ago. Then in 2006 we purchased, Kona, a chocolate, multi-generational, Australian Labradoodle from Darby Park Doodles located in Brentwood, California. For the first four years with Kona we watched, tested, trained, and fell in love with her and the Australian Labradoodle Breed. We were amazed daily at her kindness, intelligence, connection to people, and the way she carried herself. After time passed we decided with guidance from our mentor breeder, our Vet, and our family that we wanted to breed Kona. (Luckily, we had purchased Kona with breeding rights for $8,000 dollars in 2006 so we had full legal right to breed her.) So, around 2010 we bred her to Rocky from Darby Park Doodles and the rest is history…