last older dog Guardian Opportunity

PS is one of Luna and Ringo's puppies. . She has had one litter in Feb. 2024. PS was living with my daughter in Evanston, WY. Her family describe her as the an absolute sweetheart. She is goofy and playful, but loves to cuddle. She was best friend's with our 5 year old granddaughter and they did everything together. She also was able to go to "work" at the High school with her "Dad" in a special needs class.

PS loves to be loved and thrives on being the center of attention. She is gentle, wonderful with children, and seems to have a special intuition for knowing when someone needs a little extra love—she'll happily cuddle up to comfort them.

She gets along very well with my male dogs. However, she did not do well living with her older sister and mother, as she seemed to become jealous when they received attention, which led to fights. Because of this, we are looking for a home where she can be the only dog or live with a neutered male dog.

Because PS has already completed all of her health testing and the expenses of raising her through puppyhood have already been covered, we are waiving our standard $1,000 guardian fee.

Our hope is for PS to have one final litter before she is retired. This litter should take place before July 2028.

To become her guardian family, there is a $500 upfront fee. When PS returns to us for her final litter (she will stay here approximately 6–7 weeks), we will pay you $500 after the litter is complete. This payment refunds your guardian fee and serves as a thank-you for sharing her with us during that time.

While PS is with us, you are welcome to visit her and her puppies as often as you would like. If you would like to be present for the delivery of the puppies, you are more than welcome to do so.

After the puppies are weaned and PS returns home, you will be responsible for having her spayed. Once she has been spayed, she will officially retire from our guardian program and become your dog to love and enjoy for the rest of her life as your cherished family companion.

EllsWORTH Labradoodles Guardian Program

We stopped adding puppies to our Guardianship Program in 2021 because we plan to retire before 2028. However, we currently have one wonderful adult female, PS (born September 6, 2021), available for guardianship.

If you fill out an application to be a guardian please email me at ericjo5@aol.com and let me know that you have filled out an application

We at EllsWORTH Labradoodles take pride in raising our puppies in our home. That is one of the reasons they are so WORTH adoring! The puppies are cuddled and loved right from the start. (We are also doing early Neural Stimulation which helps with train ability). With the expansion of our breeding program, we are offering our Guardian Program to qualified families. You must live within a 50 mile radius of Provo, Utah. This is an excellent way to have an Australian labradoodle as a family member, with less cost incurred. We want all of our breeding dogs to be raised in loving homes, receiving lots of individual attention.

. When you choose to become part of our Guardian Program, we would place with you, a pick of the litter puppy, for a security fee of $1000. This puppy becomes your new family pet. You will raise this puppy as your own while we pay for all the reproductive testing for this puppy. Most testing is done between the ages of 6 - 24 months. All other veterinarian expenses incurred would be the responsibility of the guardian family. If your dog does not pass its health testing within the standards required of EllsWORTH breeding dogs, you will spay or neuter your dog and the dog will retire from our breeding program and remain with you for no additional fee. If your dog passes the health testing, it will become a breeding dog for EllsWORTH Labradoodles.

If you are a guardian family to a female dog, she will deliver an agreed upon number of litters for EllsWORTH Labradoodles. Usually 3 litters. She will remain with you throughout her pregnancy and stay with us while she is bred and again when she delivers and weans her puppies, which is approximately 8 weeks. Once she has delivered the agreed amount of litters, we will pay up to $175 toward her spay, or what ever the individual contract states. and she will retire with you for no additional fee. We will pay you $500 per litter for letting us have your/our dog live with us the 7 or so weeks to wean and whelp her puppies.

It is a big responsibility to be a guardian, we are trusting you with our beloved dog, and a huge financial part of our livelihood, and want each of our guardian dogs well cared for, well groomed, trained, and loved. We are happy to let you talk to other guardian's in our program and ask them anything at all.

Please contact us if you are interested in becoming a guardian family.

Guardianship is decided on case by case. It involves trust and a close relationship.

EllsWORTH Labradoodles, Doodles WORTH adoring!

Benefits and Challenges of being a Guardian to a Female

Benefits:

Pick of the litter puppy at a fraction of the cost
You will always have a pet sitter (when needed and we are available, we will pet sit for you so that the dog remains comfortable at our home, please give us notice)
You get paid for each litter!
Guardians get first access to the puppies (everyone else must wait to visit puppies until they are older, but guardians can come much earlier to see the new puppies, if you want you can even come for the delivery)
First dibs of new puppies (if you decide you want another labradoodle, you get to be at the beginning of the line to pick your puppy)
We pay for reproductive health testing

Challenges:

EllsWORTH Labradoodles retains ownership of the dog until the contract has been fulfilled (at that time the dog will be fully yours)
You must report when the dog goes into heat (this is super important in determining timing of reproductive health testing and helping to plan for breeding)
The dog must be fed only high quality dog food (talk with JoAn, she knows the best ones. Inferior dog foods lead to inferior dogs. We make breeding only the highest quality dogs one of our top priorities. You are what you eat applies to dogs too)
You dog will come to our house during breeding and when she gives birth and then until the puppies are weaned (we know how hard it is to be away from your baby, so we welcome visits during these times)
You must prevent the dog from any unapproved breeding
Your dog must be well trained, and groomed
It is a little daunting to know you are caring for a very expensive dog and you should take the responsibility seriously,