YAll, I just can’t with these pups. Each one is so doggone adorable that I wanted to share a little puppy moment to brighten your day. Our family now has four dogs: Jack, a five-year-old goldendoodle, and three labradoodles named Lily, Bella and Leo. Leo (pictured above) is the newest member of our family and he’s growing fast. I introduced him a few weeks ago, and he’s already filling our home with playful energy and affection.
Each dog has a unique personality and we can’t imagine our home without them. Bella and Leo live nearby with my daughter Kylee, while Jack and Lily live with us. All of the dogs adore each other, and our puppy “cousin” play dates are lively and joyful. Their playful antics and gentle companionship bring so much warmth to our family life.
Do you have pets at home?
You can follow the pups’ everyday adventures on Instagram at @doodlesathome and on their Facebook page. Even if you don’t use a smartphone, you can view their updates from a computer by visiting Instagram or Facebook in your browser. Their feeds are full of photos and short updates that show what a lively, happy bunch they are.
Jack used to keep a blog, but with all the new pups around he’s been busier than ever. For now he shares his updates and silly antics on his Facebook page and on Instagram at @jacktheinspiredgoldendoodle. He’s a playful doodle who often posts lighthearted moments and glimpses of his day.
Tips and favorites
If you’re wondering how to keep a clean house with dogs, I’ve put together practical tips that help us manage fur, dirt and daily maintenance while still enjoying life with our pets. Those tips focus on routines, easy-clean surfaces and small habits that make a big difference in keeping a tidy, welcoming home.
We also have a selection of favorite dog-related items in our shop—things we use and love for grooming, play and comfort. These are practical picks that have worked well for our doodles and can help make life with pets easier and more enjoyable.
Follow the pups on Instagram: @DoodlesAtHome
How to keep a clean house with dogs
Keeping a tidy home with multiple dogs takes a few helpful habits: establish regular grooming and brushing to reduce shedding, use washable throws and rugs in high-traffic areas, create designated feeding and resting spots, and keep a small kit of cleaning supplies handy for quick touch-ups. A consistent routine for walks and outdoor time also helps minimize tracked-in dirt. These small steps make living with pets more manageable while letting you enjoy their company without constant cleanup stress.