FAQ’s

We specialize in breeding F1 Goldendoodles and Labradoodles

F1 means a first generation cross, all of our puppies are first generation and are either: 50% poodle & 50% lab or 50% poodle & 50% golden retriever. First generation doodles result in healthier offspring and can even go on to breeding for multigen doodles. 

not currently, our next litters will not be until 2025

Puppies can only meet their new families at the 8 week mark after receiving their first vaccines & deworming to ensure their health & safety. 

both labradoodles & goldendoodles are similar in size and typically are anywhere from 40 to 90lbs as full grown adults and height can vary between 17-24 inches tall. 

In order to reserve a puppy we require a deposit to secure the exact puppy you are interested in, whether that be preference on a specific puppy, coat color, or gender. We recommend putting a deposit down as soon as you’ve picked your favorite puppy to make sure you get the puppy of your choice. Our puppies are sometimes reserved within the first 4-5 weeks after being born.  Once we receive your deposit puppy is taken off our website and on hold for you. We text weekly if not more with video and picture updates & we encourage you to follow along on their journey through our social media! If you decide to change your puppies name we would call it accordingly to make sure your puppy is familiar with their new name before going home with you. 

Puppies start on early stages of potty training along with crate training while they are still here with us. Once our puppies are weaned around 4-5 weeks and are eating puppy food, mom lets the puppies be more independent. puppies start to go to the bathroom by themselves without assistance from mom & are soon taken outside to potty once every hour.  we limited food and water intake 1-2 hours before bedtime to eliminate any accidents overnight. We use the command “go potty” right as we go outside and designate a potty area where each puppy gets rewarded after going to the bathroom. Although this is the puppies routine for many weeks before going home puppies are prone to accidents and that’s just what puppies do! But ensuring a good schedule early on & commands that stick with puppies for life ensures they are equipped to be trained in no time in their new environments & homes!