Our Process
We believe in bettering the goldendoodle breed by health testing and only breeding parents clear of hundreds of breed-related diseases and with good structure and without a family history of untestable diseases (like cancer etc.). Our parents have been temperament-tested and are well socialized family pets. We guarantee our puppies' health, by providing a two-year health guarantee that you can review in our application. If you have more questions about our program, please review our Frequently Asked Questions, here.
We socialize our puppies based on the Puppy Culture and the Empowered Breeder Curriculum. This involves early neurological stimulation (click to learn about ENS) and early scent introduction (click to learn about ESI). We invest a lot of time training each puppy individually every day. We litter box train our pups for a head start on potty training.
We facilitate matching puppies to their forever families based on the Empowered Breeder Puppy Evaluation method when puppies reach 6 weeks of age and their unique temperaments are emerging. The puppy picking order is conducted via FaceTime or Zoom, in the order families placed deposits on the litter. As the breeder, I always reserve the right to take the first & second pick from any litter at any time. When it's your turn to pick your puppy if you aren't satisfied with your choices, you can choose to defer to the next litter and typically have a higher pick on the next litter.
The total adoption fee is $2950 (plus Georgia state sales tax). Our normal puppy application does require the dog be spayed/neutered, if you are looking for a dog with breeding rights we have a separate Breeder Application.
Our pups go to their forever homes between 8 - 9 weeks of age. Their go-home bag includes a month of complimentary puppy insurance, a leash and collar, health records, educational resources, several toys, a blanket with mom and littermates scent, and a starter bag of pawtree puppy food (you can order more here). To learn about crate & potty training and how to prepare for your pup's arrival, click here to read our blog about Taking Your Puppy Home.
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