Re-Homing Pets

Why a 14–18 Week Puppy Is the Sweet Spot

• Easier to train – they actually listen and learn faster
• Fewer accidents – better bladder control = less mess
• More sleep – longer nights, fewer wake-ups
• Already started socializing – more confident and adaptable
• Safer to explore – further along with vaccinations
• Less nipping – past the worst of the bitey phase
• More independent – not quite as full-on as a tiny puppy
• Personality shows – you can pick a pup that truly suits you

·       Bottom line: You skip the most exhausting baby phase… but still get all the bonding, training, and fun of raising a puppy.

We have a small number of beautiful Cavoodle puppies available for loving homes at 16 weeks of age. All pups are fully vaccinated, completely healthy at present, and well socialised. Following DNA testing, they are being offered at a substantially reduced price under a health disclosure agreement. These affectionate, well-adjusted puppies are ready to become wonderful companions for the right families.

For further information or to express interest, please email Rose at mountlawleypetsandpuppies@iinet.net.au or message 0403 112 431.

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