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Puppies from the March 2009 litter have all gone to their new homes.
Thank you for your interest in our Goldendoodle puppies.

Jill gave birth to six beautiful pups on Sunday, March 29th. Five boys and one girl. Mother and babies are doing fine.

General Information

Goldendoodles combine the best characteristics of Retriever and Poodle breeds. A Standard Poodle + Golden Retriever combo creates a dog that has less inherited disease and less shedding, while retaining the kind dispositions, intelligence and people-friendly traits of the classic breeds.

Our Goldendoodles are First-Generation hybrids (known as F-1’s), which means each parent is a purebred and the puppies are a First-Generation crossbreed.

We non-registered breeders are often regarded disparagingly by professional kennels as “back-yard breeders.” We don't take offense to the term. We believe it is much better to get a pup that has been raised in a home (not outside in a kennel) and has spent its formative first few weeks in a loving, nurturing environment.

Our dogs are members of our family. They live, work and travel with us. The puppy nursery is in our front hall, where the pups have a direct line of sight to our every move in the house. As a result, the pups are highly socialized and focused on people by the time they go home. They are used to the sounds of a busy household. They are also exposed to other dogs besides their mom, and cats, too. We know (because we’ve seen with our own eyes) how these early social conditions produce beautifully well-adjusted family pets.

Because they are hybrids, it’s difficult to predict exactly which physical characteristics of the parents the pups will have. But there is one certainty: they will share their parents’ kind, smart and loving eagerness-to-please. And they will make beautiful, family pets.

Below are our dogs: From left to right: Jax, our old faithful yellow lab. Joe, the 4 year old father of our Goldendoodles. JIll, our gorgeous white Standard Poodle.