Week 8 | July 11, 2026
One by one they each found the family they were always meant for!

Welcome to the Noble Vestal family

Rosie Miller Dix Hills NY 2nd NVL Puppy!!!

Unnamed Cahill Family West Roxbury MA

Remi Starr Needham Heights MA

Nacho NVL

Teddy Walsh Zionsville IN

Hopkins Family Elmhurst IL 2nd NVL puppy!!!

Week 7 | July 4, 2026
Red, White & Woof! The caution is officially on! Seven weeks ago these babies fit in the palm of my hand. Today they’re confident, curious, hilarious little puppies with personalities that are impossible to ignore.
This eek is one of the biggest milestones of all. They’re exploring new places, textures (grass, gravel, concrete, hardwood, mulch and tile), new obstacles, riding in the wagon, meeting new people, hearing new sounds, and continuing the daily experiences that help shape calm, confident companions. Every outing and play session is intentional. Every experience builds resilience.

This upcoming week we will wrap up evaluations, go to the vet for health examinations, structure evaluations, temperament assessments and final observations.

Stay tuned. Assignment Day is almost here!

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July from all of us at Noble Vestal Labradoodles! We hope your weekend is filled with family, freedom, and plenty of puppy cuddles.

Week 6 | June 28, 2026
Six little personalities. Five families counting down. One forever companion still waiting for the perfect match.

Go-home day is July 18.

Week 5 | June 20, 2026
Be sure to catch this weeks live update on facebook!

The puppies are now eating PawTree Turkey & Sweet Potato (choose the large breed formula for turkey instead of chicken), softened with water. While many breeders begin separating moms from litters at this stage, we believe in the importance of continued access to their mother. It’s a critical time for learning through play—especially important skills like bite inhibition.

The puppies are growing confident and curious! They’ve now:

• Mastered the two-step slide
• Begun exploring the wobble board and tunnel
• Walked on nine different surfaces: carpet, hardwood, tile, grass, dirt, large gravel, fine gravel, slide, and wobble board!

All of this is part of our sensory landscape program, designed to create puppies that are mentally stable, physically coordinated, and resilient.

Week 4 | June 13, 2026
The puppies are entering one of my favorite stages. Their personalities are becoming more obvious each day, and the nursery is getting a little louder, a little busier, and a lot more entertaining.

This week has been all about confidence, exploration, and learning that the world is bigger than the whelping box.

This week, we:

• Expanded their living space to encourage exploration and independence
• Continued introducing new surfaces, textures, and age-appropriate enrichment
• Began offering softened PawTree Turkey & Sweet Potato as they transition toward solid food
• Introduced additional toys designed to encourage curiosity and problem-solving
• Continued daily handling and positive human interaction

The puppies are becoming steadier on their feet and are beginning to interact more with one another. What started as accidental bumping into littermates is turning into intentional social interaction. They’re learning valuable communication skills through these early puppy-to-puppy encounters.

Mom is still spending plenty of time with the litter and continues to play an important role in their development. These interactions help puppies learn appropriate behavior, frustration tolerance, and the beginnings of bite inhibition.

Every week builds on the one before it. The experiences puppies have during this stage help lay the foundation for confidence, resilience, and adaptability later in life. While they’re still very much babies, they’re beginning to show the curiosity and engagement that will carry them into the next phase of development.

Week 3 | June 6th
Three weeks old already, and things are getting exciting around here!

This week the puppies have officially entered the transitional stage. Their eyes are open, their hearing is improving, and they are becoming much more aware of the world around them. What was once a quiet whelping box full of sleeping babies is quickly turning into a nursery full of curious little explorers.

The puppies are becoming more steady on their feet and are starting to toddle around with much more purpose. They are beginning to notice their littermates, interact with one another, and even engage in their first tiny play sessions. These early social interactions are the foundation for important life skills they will continue developing over the coming weeks.

This week we will continue daily handling, introduce new textures and surfaces, and begin exposing the puppies to gentle household sounds. These early experiences help build confidence and resilience while teaching the puppies that new things are safe and normal.

The next few weeks are some of my favorite stages of development because the puppies transform so quickly. Every day brings something new.

Week 2 | May 30th
At two weeks old, Australian Labradoodle puppies begin to become aware of the world around them. Their eyes slowly start to open, and their ears begin to respond to sound. They notice light, movement, and touch for the first time. These early experiences are not just cute moments. They are important steps in helping the puppies feel safe and secure. Gentle sounds and calm handling teach them that people are a source of comfort and care.
Although their eyes are opening, their vision is still very limited and will not be fully developed even by eight weeks of age. The puppies rely heavily on their sense of smell and can already tell when I or someone else has entered the room. They are starting to move on their own, stand up, and take a few small steps.
This week, the puppies continued to be handled daily and received Bio Sensor stimulation. This early neurological stimulation is used to support healthy immune systems, better cardiovascular performance, stronger adrenal glands, increased tolerance to stress, and greater resistance to disease.
The Bio Sensor method was developed by the U.S. Military as part of their canine program. It was originally created to improve the performance of dogs used for military work and later became known publicly as the “Super Dog” Program. Years of research showed that early neurological stimulation can have long-lasting effects when done during specific developmental windows. The most important period begins on the third day of life and continues through the sixteenth day. This time is critical because the nervous system is growing and developing very rapidly.
The program uses a series of simple exercises designed to stimulate the neurological system. Each puppy is handled once per day and worked with individually. The handler completes all five exercises with one puppy before moving on to the next. Each exercise lasts three to five seconds.
The five Bio Sensor exercises are:
Tactile stimulation
The puppy is held in one hand. A cotton swab is used to gently tickle between the toes on one foot for three to five seconds.
Head held erect
Using both hands, the puppy is held straight up so the head is directly above the tail. This position is held for three to five seconds.
Head pointed down
The puppy is held securely and gently turned so the head points downward toward the ground. This position is held for three to five seconds.
Supine position
The puppy is held on its back with its muzzle facing upward. The puppy is allowed to squirm or resist slightly. This position is held for three to five seconds.
Thermal stimulation
A damp towel that has been cooled in the refrigerator for at least five minutes is placed on the floor. The puppy is set on the towel with its feet down and is not restrained. This lasts for three to five seconds.

These brief daily exercises help support healthy development during a critical early stage of life and are one of the many ways the puppies are gently prepared for the world ahead.

Week 1 | May 23rd
Puppies are an altricial species and that one fact explains why they have become mans’ best friend
Did you know that dogs are an altricial species they are born before they are fully developed in contrast to precocial species who can stand and walk around within hours of birth?
Apart from not being able to stand puppies are not yet fully developed. Their eyes and ears are sealed shut to protect them while they continue to develop. It will take a puppy months of development to achieve what other mammals can do shortly after birth.
There is a huge social aspect to this. Precocial species are able to wander off and get lost moments after birth. It is for their protection that they imprint and bond with their mother and distrust and fear everything else. In contrast, altricial species cannot wander off for weeks or even months after birth so they will always be under the protection of their mother. They have a long and flexible social period. It is because of this that humans and dogs are able to bond so closely.

Day 1 | May 19
The journey of your Australian Labradoodle puppy began well before birth—with thoughtful breeding, loving care, and a commitment to creating an exceptional companionship. Here, you’ll learn more about the intentional steps we take to raise your puppy with the highest standards of health, socialization, and early development.

The story of Growing up Noble begins at birth.  Our Australian Labradoodle puppies arrive small, fragile and in with their complete life in our care. Eyes sealed, relying completely on their mother’s warmth and our care. Each wiggle, each soft breath is the beginning of lifelong bond built on comfort and cal. From this very first moment of life we nurture them in a space filled with peace, setting the foundation for confident, loving companions.

Follow their journey here every week

Newborn | May 18
The day ended with something truly special
We are being born! We finished delivering puppies around 6:00 PM

We are overjoyed to announce the arrival of Togepi & Nacho’s beautiful new litter, born today and already deeply cherished. From the very beginning, these puppies are being raised with intention, gentle structure, and constant human connection to help nurture confidence, trust, and emotional stability.

This exceptional litter features stunning miniature Australian Labradoodles in rich chocolate with white markings and vibrant red & white parti coats, all with the soft, plush fleece texture beloved for both beauty and easy maintenance. Each puppy will be thoughtfully guided through early neurological stimulation, daily handling, and a calm, enriched environment designed to support balanced, resilient companions.

Togepi’s joyful, affectionate nature paired with Nacho’s remarkably calm and sweet temperament has created a litter we are incredibly excited about.

Availability is limited.

We warmly invite families who value refinement, stability, and lifelong companionship to explore this litter further and apply through our website.