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What some of our buyers have to say:

Hi Eve and Russ!

We thought you deserved an update on our sweetheart Dixie! Since we brought her home, there is never a dull moment in the McKay household! She was comfortable here the moment we brought her home, she slept through the night her very first night here and has done so ever since. Dixie does not like eliminating indoors, and has been a breeze to get outside for bathroom breaks. She has had no problem with the diet change, you could set a watch to her "elimination" breaks!

Dixie is SUPER playful when she is awake, and very cuddly when she is sleepy. She loves to fetch her ball, and will do so for hours! Being outside running in the grass is her absolute favorite, along with attacking dandelions.

She has had her second set of shots and her nails clipped, and she was the best behaved puppy at the vet! She is very healthy and growing like a weed! Those long legs of hers have sprouted, and she weighs more than 6lbs now!

I have attached a few pictures of her recently, you can really see the apricot color coming in, getting darker by the day!

She is an awesome puppy, loves everybody, and is everything we hoped for and more!

Thanks Eve and Russ!

Hi Eve,
Thought I would send an update on our wonderful Schnoodle,Cooper. He has grown so much since we got him and is getting to his adult height we think. He stands 13 inches tall @ shoulders and weighs 15.5 lbs now.

He is so much fun, learning fast, he was a breeze to train, within a few days knew he was to go outside even though it was cold (March) and has had very few accidents since. He stays, sits, understands down,no, walk play and get your ball. He loves his walks and is quite well behaved on them except when 2 rabbits run right in front of him.

We are still working on the "come" He comes 100% of the time to a shake of a small container of his dog food we use as his treats, but only about 60% of the time otherwise. We are starting puppy classes in 1 week, so I am hopeful we can get better at this with him.

I want to thank both you and Russ for coming out to the house after Cooper was with us for those few weeks. If you remember he had a biting problem when he got excited. The advice and demonstrations you showed us have been invaluable. He no longer bites, and almost never attempts to mouthe.

He has been totally healthy, was neutered at 5 months which he sailed through. He sometimes gets car sick but the vet says he will probably grow out of that poor lad. He has had his first real dog clip and looks more like a schnauzer ...so handsome.

I have attached a few pictures. Thank you again for your help with him and for breeding such a great dog. We love him to pieces.
Eva G.

Eve emailed me to ask for a reference for a potential schnoodle buyer. Absolutely was my thought!
Our Molly came to us almost two years ago as a very well socialized, curious, intelligent, friendly, afraid of nothing (vacuums/household noises, etc.) little puppy. I am convinced this doesn't just happen but is the result of careful pairings by a responsible breeder who truly takes the time to raise her puppies so they are ready for their new forever homes away from their mommas.

Molly took no time to train because we were very consistent with taking her out on a regular schedule. She slept through the night the first night (out at 11 pm, no water after 7 pm, and ready for a pee by 6 am). Within three days she had mastered the 'potty bells' hanging by the back door and would let us know when she needed to go out.

Molly is a dog that is game for anything. At 20 pounds, she is solid and is just as comfortable cuddling on the couch as she is ripping down to the dock when someone mentions 'boat ride.' She is loved by all - other animals, kids, and the elderly. I am thinking of getting her therapy dog designation and start taking her to seniors facilities for visits. My husband's students love her (he teaches welding and she goes to the shop lots with him).

Anyhow, if you are looking for a well adjusted schnoodle, please consider one of Eve's pups at K9 Kennels. She was so very patient answering my countless questions in many phone calls before we decided on Molly and eventually picked her up. I consider her a very responsible and reputable breeder and have recommended her to several people. A colleague where I work has parents who got a schnoodle from Eve after meeting Molly.

Feel free to call or email if you have questions. I would be happy to chat schnoodles. Regards, Kelly

Kelly N.

We wanted to let you know that the pup we got from you is doing very well settling into his new surroundings. His name is Buddy and he has a wonderful personality. Housetraining is coming along. He is very smart and so cute!
Thank you for giving us the perfect puppy!
Laura, Chris, Grace, Matthew, Hope, Katrina and Samantha

Hi Eve and Russ,
I know it has been way too long for Ian and I to send you an update on Charlie (one of Lady's and Rudy's Halloween pups) but better late than never!

Charlie is by far the sweetest, happiest, most loving pet ever. He has really enriched our lives and stolen our hearts. He's awesome with my very little nieces and nephews and we are currently enrolled in obedience classes (just to reinforce the good behaviors that we've tried to teach him when we first got him and of course, from Charlie's perspective, to socialize.

He loves the snow, water, bath time and even has jumped in the shower as a surprise visit on occasion. HAHA He gets hot quickly and loves to lay down on his belly wherever it's cold. He's been neutered and had no problems there, has had all his shots and even seems to like the vet since she gives him treats. He loves anyone who gives him treats.

He was fairly easy to house train and we even have him trained to "ring the bells" hanging from our doorknob with his paws when he needs to go out for a pee. He hasn't had an accident in months.

He loved to play and adores toys. We have spoiled him rotten with toys but anything that squeaks is his favorite. We are having a few issues right now with barking, and so we are working on that (any tips would be awesome). However, he knows "sit", "stay", "lay down", "fetch" "heel" and "look at me" oh yeah and "high five" "shake a paw" and "roll over". We're working on "play dead" but he can't seem to get that one.

Anyways, I wanted to let you know that he's well loved and well taken care of. He goes for two walks a day, one on leash and one at the off leash park and we play in the yard all the time when we let him out. We also crate trained him and it was the best thing we could've ever done (even though it was so gut wrenchingly hard at the start and we had a week of sleepless nights). Thanks for our little Charlie. He's definitely one of the family!

I've attached a couple pictures from when we first got him. I haven't loaded any new ones on the computer yet, but when I do I'll send those too.

Take Care,
Raylene and Ian K.

Hi Eve
Sorry for not sending pictures - will do soon. Toby is absolutely fantastic and we had a nice birthday party for him. He is about 10 - 12 lbs since he had his hair cut and I don't know how tall he is - I will measure him tonight and let you know - but he is small, cuddly and friendly to people and other dogs. He does have long legs and runs like the wind. He is so well behaved in the house now - no mischief during the day while I am out. He is just our little lovebug!!!!

I should also add that contrary to what most people believe about small dogs being yappy, Toby is definitely not.
He only barks in my condo when he hears strange noises and that is not very often or when someone first comes to the door (what is exactly what he is supposed to do!).

He still sleeps and will do forever (because he loves to) in his crate (I have now purchased a big bigger one) which is right beside my bed. He is a fantastic sleeper and never wakens or makes a noise (except once when he had diarrhea) until I get up and sometimes that is late. The only time I have some whining or crying is when I go out in the car.

He loves to go and jumps happily on the seat, but then after he has his seat belt put on he starts in and I am now beginning to think (after trying everything else) that he doesn't like the idea of being in that seat belt - he is fine when he is held but the passenger and I know he would like to sit on my knee and "drive" but that is not allowed.

So anyone who wants to give one of your new "little" pups a loving home can certainly be reassured that they will not be yappy dogs - just delightful little lovebugs.

Hi Eve, it is Doug and Leighann M.
We bought a Bichon / Poodle male from you last year (born July 31 / 07) who we named Benny. You brought him to our house here in Edmonton last September. Anyway, just wanted to let you know he is the best dog in the world.

He has the best disposition, he's smart, affectionate and we just love him, although he can be a bit mischevious at times! We attached a picture we took of him today. He lost much of his Apricot colour is almost pure white now. He is a big part of our family.

Take care and happy new year!
Doug and Leighann

Hi Eve & Russ,
Sorry I haven't sent any pictures... we are enjoying Percy so very, very much. He is the most wonderful addition to our 4-legged family.

He grew very quickly!! He came home at 3.5 lbs and gained a pound a week for 7 straight weeks!! Tomorrow he'll be 5 months old and weighs 11.8 lbs and has the longest legs ever... like a mini-horse!!! He loves the snow, runs around with his face in it!!

He's been fully trained to pee on the peepad when we are not home, but still pees like a girl outside! He gets along famously with Benjamin (our other Schnoodle). He's totally healthy and now has 5 big boy teeth. All in all, he is absolutely wonderful and we couldn't love him any more... thank you to both Farley & Cocoa.

I'm sending a couple pictures, I hope they don't clog up your computer... I'll keep in touch and updated on our new little man! Seasons greetings to you both and your family and all the best in the new year. Thank you again for Percy, I'm so happy I found you on the 'web'.

Sincerely,
Letitia, Dan, Benjamin, Franklin & Percy.

Hi Eve,
I just wanted to give you a quick update on Milla. She is growing like a weed and is training really good.

I must say things are alot easier with a second dog. Alot of things Roxy seems to teach Milla or Milla mimicks Roxy!! House training is good, she goes to the door and barks and does not have very many accidents!

She just went for her third set of shots and the vet says that she is in good health. She weighs a whopping 10.7 lbs! She went to the dog park today and got to meet other dogs for the first time! We had to keep her on the leash of course but she was itching to run with Roxy! Here are a couple of pictures for you, as you will see the two of them are looking more alike every day!!

I hope all is well with you and Russ and thank you again for breeding such wonderful dogs. With all the stories of bad breeders out there it makes me happy that there are people like you and Russ breeding great dogs!!!

Thanks, Jen and Jay W.

Hi Eve:
Trust all is well with you and Russ. Have been thinking of you and checking your website regularly. You have done a wonderful job of it and of course, the puppies are so beautiful.

Thought you might be interested in seeing a picture of Lexi Grace. Wing took this shot out in the park at the back of our house a couple of months ago. We are so absolutely thrilled with Lexi. She is just perfect!!!!

She is very intelligent and one of her greatest joys is fetching and even returning the ball to us. We believe that she was made especially for us. She has brought absolute joy to our home – don’t know how we ever lived without her.

Hope you enjoy the pics. Wing & Judy G.

Good morning Eve,
I just wanted to send you a quick update on Shelby. What a remarkable little pup, there is certainly no communication problems when she wants out. She'll run around in circles and bark at you until someone gets off their butt and takes her. Since your last email about giving her kennel a quick rap if she's acting up at night, we go to bed and don't hear anything until the morning (thanks for the advice).

Shelby went on her first camping trip last weekend and we thought for sure if wasn't going to be an enjoyable experience but she had a blast and slept like a log. One morning we got up and went outside and she didn't even know we were gone.

She goes for her first hair cut tomorrow, when we get home I'll take some pictures.

She's a great little pup and smart as a whip. Both Tom and I agree that raising this pup has been 99% stress free and very enjoyable.

Once again, when I figure out how to get some pics emailed to you I will.

Thanks again for the terrific pup.

Jill Moseley & Tom

Dear Eve and Russ,
Just wanted to update you on our Molly (Sweetie x Nickel schnoodle.)

She weighs a solid 18.2 pounds and stands 15.5 inches at the shoulder. She is incredibly smart, obedient, and eager to please. She does have a lot of energy but she goes for 5k walks with us daily and this has made her a very well balanced dog.

I have enclosed a picture I took the other day. We bought her Neopaws boots because the snow/ice/salt was bothering her paws. They work wonders, stay on well, and she doesn't mind them...although the first minute or so with them on, she looked like her legs belonged to someone else!
She now waits patiently while we put them on because she knows it means a walk!

Regards, Kelly N.