that can be found on the web.ĭisclosure: In case anyone on the forum is wondering about me.I am not Don Jackson, do not work for Yesterday's Rides Metalworks and do not have any stake whatsoever in his company, other than as a customer. There is lot of information and links to clubs, etc. If you have questions, are looking for a particular part, or have some extra parts to sell, do not hesitate to contact me.Īs far as Cushman scooters and parts go, they have a very large following, and are definately worth saving in most cases. I hope that you get the Doodle Bug back in one piece. I have his information at home and will dig it out later tonight and forward the information to you.
DOODLE FIT TANK MANUALS
There is another gentlemen in Arizona that sells what he calls the "Doodle Bug Bible." It is a bound volume of all known Doodle Bug manuals and technical bulletins. The Doodle Bug club holds an annual meet each September in Webster City, IA.it is THE place to be if you're into Doodle Bugs.
DOODLE FIT TANK HOW TO
There is also information on the site about how to get in touch with Bill Moore and the Doodle Bug Club of America. His site also offers part sketches and a general description of what everything is, so you should be able to identify most of your parts that you've got on hand. Facebook is a wonderful tool for that, and honestly our best reference.Yes, Doodle Bug literature, reproduction parts, and expert advice can be obtained from Don Jackson at Yesterday's Rides Metalworks. Lilly makes BEAUTIFUL puppies, and we absolutely love to constantly receive updates on our furbabies. Lilly has adopted Tank as her pup and loves to lick him and pester him. She is our only pet (well, besides my daughters Guinea Pig, Tank). She has a beautiful fleece coat that does not shed and brushes out super easily. She is petite, weighing around 37-40 lbs. My beautiful black doodle girl started turning silver as soon as we brought her home. She is patient, kind, and loves to play ball.
We have 3 children.and Lilly is a gem with them. I picked her up, and knew instantly that she was the one for my family. She had just turned 9 weeks and while all of her siblings were going crazy chasing mom and dad and the birds, she was laying in the sunshine. That day finally arrived in April of 2014 when I flew to Arizona to visit my parents, and fell in love with the cutest black labradoodle puppy.
My parents bred boxers and golden retrievers-so puppies were just a part of my every day life from the time I can remember! About 10 years ago, I told my husband that one day we would own a Labradoodle.I fell in love with this breed and just couldn’t get them out of my mind! This photo is at Clover’s new 🏡 She has a HUGE yard on the bayou and a Mamaw to keep safe and love on every day. Keep sharing your doodles and other pets with me.
Thank you to my amazing fur families! Your support has been astounding. I have connections across the state with doodle breeders and I am happy to help assist anyone. ❤️ I am always here for advice and direction. So as of now, Lilly’s Labradoodles will be a place of remembering and sharing! I have made so many friendships and truly enjoy seeing the joy my doodles have brought countless families.
😍 But her permanent residence will be with our grandmother for now. It has been a perfect fit AND when this is all over, we will see her anytime we want. 😢 Clover has been and is an AMAZING puppy (who just turned one!) and after prayer and much consideration and getting the okay from our children, we asked our Mamaw if she would be open to having a companion during this time. They deserve that and need that!ĭuring this quarantine, our Mamaw has been alone and isolated. Every puppy was raised by me-daily hours poured into them. All my kids will be in school and the thought of not being present daily with puppies just didn’t seem right and sit well with me. I graduate 👩🎓 this December and plan to begin my teaching career. 😢🙂įor the last 10+ years of breeding (5 years with my doodle families) I have been so blessed to be a stay at home mom and always be with my litters. Lilly has aged out of breeding, and we kept Clover (from her last litter) to continue her story. Hope all of you are well and staying safe during this pandemic! I receive messages weekly about labradoodles-so here is an update!
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