BUYING A BERNEDOODLE PUPPY AT 35 WEEKS PREGNANT

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The video likely resonated because it taps into a common debate about pet ownership, particularly in the context of life changes like pregnancy. By addressing controversial opinions directly and sharing a personal perspective, the creator likely engaged viewers who either agreed with her or disagreed strongly, sparking discussion and shares.

Summary

The creator addresses controversy surrounding her decision to buy a Bernedoodle puppy while being 35 weeks pregnant. She discusses common criticisms, such as the ethical concerns of breeding mixed-breed dogs and the potential for rehoming due to lifestyle changes or lack of attention, and defends her choices by highlighting her commitment to training and routine.

Structure

1Introduction of the controversy: buying a doodle while pregnant.
2Addressing the ethical concerns of breeding and potential for rehoming.
3Explaining the decision to get a Bernedoodle and the rationale behind it.
4Discussing the challenges of training a puppy with a newborn and the importance of routine.
5Concluding with the current situation and future considerations for the puppy's care.

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BUYING A BERNEDOODLE PUPPY AT 35 WEEKS PREGNANT Buying a doodle when you're pregnant... We just got our cute little bernedoodle puppy. Maycie Tilley we love our little Maple she's the sweetest puppy Ever!!! and just w... more People are mad at me on my post. I've been seeing two different arguments, this one being that it's unethical that I got a bernedoodle. If you're somebody who thinks that, like, that is totally fine, not gonna be mad. I'm not gonna judge you. Would it really make sense for us to adopt a dog or, like, Cause we have no idea what that dog's temperament is like. And I'm literally a due with a baby next month. Or didn't she rehome her last dogs because she was too over stimulated? Absolutely loved them. But because of my husband's job, we had to move a lot. Like a lost five years of being married. Was not making sense for us to take the dogs with us every single time. She sleeps with us at night, We might have to do a little bit of different training and a different sleep situation, but for right now, it works. I've seen people who say that we're not gonna be able to give her, like, enough attention and love that she needs, or Scotty and Blakely already love playing with her all the time.

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I’m hoping I’m wrong..but I feel like I can see the outcome of this before it even happens #bernedoodle #doodlesoftiktok #dogeducation #dogcommunity

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Transcript

I think a week ago. It just brought a lot of controversy. People are mad at me on my post. I've been seeing two different arguments, this one being that it's unethical that I got a bernedoodle. If you're somebody who thinks that, like, that is totally fine, not gonna be mad. I'm not gonna judge you. I don't know why you included the part about not judging someone for having the opinion that bernedoodles are unethical. You went to a breeder that combined two very different dogs, meaning the temperament can't be guaranteed. We really wanted just a bernedoodle puppy. I didn't want a Bernese Mountain dog, we didn't want a poodle, we just wanted a bernedoodle. And I feel like that's fine. And if you don't think that's fine, like, I said, that's fine. I really don't like zucchini or squash, but maybe if I put them together, maybe then it makes no sense. I'm curious, what was it about a Bernese Mountain dog or a poodle that you didn't want that a bernedoodle would give you? Another thing I've been seeing people talk about is how basically, I'm gonna get rid of this dog. Oh, I don't know. It probably doesn't have anything to do with the fact that you're on your third kid and your third kid will be here next month. So you rehome two dogs because you move too much, but you don't think you'll rehome your puppy because you have three kids. I've seen people who say that we're not gonna be able to give her, like, enough attention and love that she needs, or Scotty and Blakely already love playing with her all the time. And there it is. When people bring up that argument, they're likely talking about training. I'm pretty sure your toddlers are not gonna aid in any sort of training for that dog. And obviously, since you'll be busy with a newborn that training will likely not happen. Especially considering the training that you'll need to put into the dog is going to be more than just your average socialization and obedience. You'll also have to do grooming training as well. She sleeps with us at night. We might have to do a little bit of different training and a different sleep situation, but for right now, it works. Yep, right now it does work. But like you said, when the baby gets here, you'll have to change that. And guess who's probably not going to adjust to that very well? Your very young puppy. Puppies thrive on routine. So changing that routine in the midst of them growing up is going to be a very hard adjustment. Throw that on top of having to wake up at 2, 3, 4 AM to feed your child. That's a recipe for disaster. The fact that you're probably not even considering that is what concerns me for how this dog will turn out. Anyway, adopter or shopper responsibly is not going out and buying a doodle. I hope this helps.