Charlie is an 11 year old Havanese. He is most similar in personality to a grumpy cat, he isn't overly affectionate, but likes to be in your presence. He is set in his ways and loves his schedule...and his food. He is the boss of the house and will often "referee" when the doodles are playing...sometimes he even tries to play with them. He is quite content just doing his own thing.

Beans is a 5 year old bernedoodle. Beans is super affectionate, loves his humans, loves getting pets from humans, even acts like a human sometimes.

Batman is a 4 year old goldendoodle. He has the most tender heart of any dog I know. He loves giving and receiving affection just like Beans. He is playful, loves a good wrestle with Beans, and there is always a stuffed animal and ball nearby. Unfortunately, he never mastered actually catching the ball when playing fetch or actually giving it back to you.

The dogs are on a schedule however they are dogs, so they can be flexible when needed. In the morning, they aren't early risers (unless you are, they will definitely get up when you do if they know breakfast is coming), however they will let you sleep in. They will adapt to your morning schedule.

Once up in the morning, they go out in the yard for the first pee (Batman usually does not go, but Charlie and Beans will normally). Immediately following the first bathroom break is breakfast. Beans can be stubborn when it comes to food and sometimes skips meals, I just usually leave his bowl on the ground for awhile and when I can definitely tell he is not going to eat it, put up for the next meal. Following breakfast is another visit to the yard for a bathroom break.

All dogs are house trained and will go out a few times during the day - usually around lunch, sometimes in the afternoon, after dinner, and then before bed. The yard is fenced in, so walking on leashes is not required.

Their dinner time is usually around 5, however, if you are out and about, that can be adjusted to fit your schedule. It's the same routine as breakfast - eat and then out in the yard.

They also enjoy spending time outside on the deck if you are out there. As long is the weather is nice, you can also leave the back door open (there is a bug net so bugs don't get in) and they can come and go. I only make them come inside if they start barking at a cat or neighbor.

They will go up to bed when you do - I leave my bedroom door open so they can sleep on my bed or the dog beds in my room. If you like having dogs in your room or bed, they will gladly join you (typically Charlie and Beans under the bed and Batman keeping you company by your side). This is not a requirement though, they are perfectly fine if your would prefer to shut the door and have the dogs out of the roon.