Pups are priced to loving homes for $800.00.
Pups are exposed to other dogs, a doggie door, and my children!
Please feel free to contact us with any questions,
After a year we have finally found our dream ranch and settled in. 20 acres of big trees, two ponds and a fantastic home with blessed stained concrete floors. I am in heaven and so are my Hubby and Kids(two and four legged....).
Lola is due Mid February and Nellie is due at the end of February. Ivan will be father to both groups.
We raise each of the babies as though we were keeping them for ourselves. I can't tell you that you need to purchase your Goldendoodle from us to have a quality pet, it seems to me that you just can't go wrong at this point with any First Generation Standard Goldendoodle you find. They are awesome dogs, who are still not quite popular enough to be ruined by over-breeding. There are a few things we do to try to make the transition from our home to yours easier on both owner and pup. We worm every 2 weeks. We also insist on getting the first two sets of vaccinations in the pups before they leave, 8 weeks is our standard. We think we are breeding the perfect dog. There is no reason to cross further, so we ask owners to spay or neuter their pups. Boys and girls are equally awesome, so we price them the same. We only breed Goldendoodles here, we have just a few special litters each year, this is a home and loving family, not a puppy mill. There are loads of excellent breeders out there and as I said you can choose just about any Goldendoodle and not go wrong, so please be sure you are buying from one of the good ones. If a person has quite a few different breeds available then you may want to further investigate before buying a pup.Good luck with your search for the perfect canine companion and if we have one that strikes your fancy let us know and I will get you more pictures and information.
I needed to put this on the site, I end up writing it to everyone
and as many times as I say it and know it is the only way to keep everyone's
pup safe, it still seems unfair. The babies are worms, they will not even
have eyes open for two weeks, let alone show anyone their darling personalities.
Doo's are consistently wonderful, mine and all the other's I have met. The
main difference is coat, I only have ever produced waves, no tight curls as
I breed the Golden as the dam. Doo's who have curls are generally from Poodle
Mom's with Golden Dad's. There are many exceptions to this.
Size is pretty consistent, in 9 years I have produced only one runt and kept
him for 4 months to be sure he was fine, he was thank goodness. I cannot allow
visitors until the babies have had two sets of vaccinations. Parvo lives on
clothes and everything else for an unknown amount of time. They froze the
virus in the arctic and 10 years later it was still alive. I am responsible
to ten other owners, I cannot risk the pups getting this fatal disease. What
I do to try to counter the disappointment of this, is to take a deposit and
send weekly pictures. If after the second set of vaccinations we meet and
you do not love your pup, I will happily place your pup elsewhere and refund
your money.
All that said, I have never had parvo in my house. I know this from owners
who had deposits on pups elsewhere who came to me after the other breeder
lost entire litters. It is at my vet's recommendation and has worked like
a dream for all my years of breeding. My house becomes like a quarantine,
even my kids are not allowed to have guests, no biggie for us, we live in
the middle of nowhere anyway. If you can pick a pup by photo, great, if not
I totally understand. I would be wary of any breeder who was letting strangers
come in and view the babies, only because of this great risk.
Click here for my take on puppy feeding and your first few days..
Collars
http://www.gundogsonline.com/dog-collars/leather-dog-collars/leather-training-collar.html
http://www.dog.com/item/eco-martingale-dog-collar/492698/
Also, as my crates are part of my home I chose a rather decorative model. Sebastian's father turned me on to this crate and when you are ready for your grown dog house it is wonderful.
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3307+10627+9115&pcatid=9115
For potty training, you can't beat a bell. Hangs from your door, easy to train your pup and quite fun. Purchase in doggie section of your local Wal-Mart or any pet supply store.
If you live in the Plano/Richardson,or far north Dallas (Preston/Frankford area)and need someone to stop by to check your baby during the day or take care of your darling while you are away, please contact Erin. I have met her, would trust her with my own kids and can give a strong recommendation.
http://www.petsittersplus1.com
People often ask me about adult dogs, I don't ever have one, but consider this option if you are looking for an adult. Yes, they shed, yes they probably smell(shhhh..), but next to a Doo they are the greatest family dog out there, and they need permanent homes.
This link will take you to the North Texas Golden Retriever Adoption Service.
http://www.goldenretrievers.org
Here is another rescue that I have been in contact with and can attest to how wonderful the volunteers are
