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Looking to add some joy and excitement to your life with a playful puppy? If you're thinking about golden Goldendoodle puppies or want to buy mini Goldendoodle friends, it's important to know what keeps them healthy—especially when it comes to something as basic as water.
At Puppies Up North, we raise our doodles with care, and we’ve learned a few things that help them thrive. Let’s talk about why water matters more than you might think.
You might think your tap water is just fine, but for puppies, it's a different story. Tap water can contain chlorine, fluoride, lead, or even trace levels of harmful bacteria. While these things might not bother adult humans, they can upset a puppy’s developing immune system.
Golden Goldendoodle puppies are sensitive, especially in their early stages. Their tiny bodies are still adjusting to the world, and giving them clean, filtered water helps avoid stomach issues, dry skin, or allergic reactions. If your puppy has been scratching a lot or getting the runs, it might not be the food—it could be the water.
At Puppies Up North, we don’t take chances. Every one of our doodles drinks clean, filtered water from day one. We believe that if it’s not good enough for our family, it’s not good enough for our pups. Clean water supports better digestion, shinier coats, and stronger immune systems.
When people ask us how we raise such calm and healthy dogs, this is one of the secrets. It’s a small change, but it makes a big difference. If you’ve decided to buy mini Goldendoodle companions, giving them filtered water from the start is one of the best things you can do.
It’s not just about what’s in the water—it’s also about where it sits. Plastic bowls can collect bacteria and start to smell over time, even if you wash them often. We recommend using stainless steel or ceramic bowls. They're easier to clean and don’t hold odors or germs.
At our farm, all the puppies drink from clean, metal bowls that are washed every day. It’s just another step we take to give them the best start. Whether you already have golden Goldendoodle puppies or plan to bring one home soon, switching bowls could help your dog stay healthier.
Puppies should always have access to water, but how much they drink can also tell you a lot. If your puppy is drinking too much or too little, it might be a sign something's off. Sudden changes in water habits could point to health issues.
We keep a close eye on our pups every day. They get cuddles, social time, and lots of supervised play, so we notice right away if something changes. This close attention is part of why people trust us when they’re ready to buy mini Goldendoodle family members.
At Puppies Up North, we treat our golden Goldendoodle puppies like part of the family. That means fresh water, clean bowls, and lots of love. Small choices—like skipping the tap and using filtered water—add up to healthy, happy dogs. If you want a puppy that’s well-cared for from the beginning, we’d love to help you find the perfect match.
We don’t just raise puppies—we raise lifelong companions. If you're ready to meet your doodle, or if you have questions, give us a call at (320) 250-2464. Mike and Pamela are here to help, and we can’t wait to introduce you to your new best friend.
