We have two locations! Erda and West Jordan, Utah (~25 min from the Salt Lake International Airport) Wake Forest, North Carolina (~30 min from Raleigh/Durham Airport)

Our Teacup, Petite, and Mini Goldendoodles are all $4500. check out our future litters page for more info

Teacup: under 14 lbsPetite: 15-25 lbsMini: 25-35 lbsMedium: 35-50 lbsStandard: 50+ lbs

We may! check out our future litter page for more information

The puppies are raised inside our home where they are loved, exposed to a lot of noises, and people for socialization. Some litters are raised in our home and some are raised in our partner homes under our curriculum and guidance.

We allow them to leave to their new homes at 8 weeks old. This gives them plenty of time to learn acceptable behaviors from their mom and socialization with their littermates.

We are a small in-home breeder (3 sisters). We have about 1-3 mama dogs per sister. This allows optimal time spent with each puppy.

We begin Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) to support healthy development from the start. Our puppies are gently habituated to people through daily individual handling, socialization, and exposure to a variety of sounds and environments. Potty training begins early at 3 weeks old on potty pads then 4-5 weeks old outiside on the grass. Puppies are taken outside multiple times a day to potty on grass, helping give them a strong foundation before going to their new homes. We also introduce potty pads indoors for added consistency. Crate training is introduced between 5–6 weeks of age, helping puppies become comfortable with structure and routine early on.

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Each puppy will be sent home with: a small bag of their current puppy food a toy they are familiar with a ball Two collapsible dog bowls A high quality chewy A roll of potty bags A small blanket with their mothers scent on it A heartbeat puppy Some wet wipes in case there is an accident during travels 2 potty pads for the airport 30 day free Trupanion puppy insurance (does not work in FL&NY or international) They will be dewormed and up to date on their first set of vaccinations administered around 7 weeks old. They will also have a microchip.

Puppy Vaccination Schedule To give your puppy the best start in life, we follow a recommended vaccination schedule guided by veterinarians: 6–8 Weeks Old (Administered by our vet) First combination vaccine (commonly called DHPP), which protects against Distemper, Hepatitis (Adenovirus), Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza 10–12 Weeks Old Second DHPP booster Optional: Bordetella (kennel cough), depending on lifestyle and exposure 14–16 Weeks Old Third DHPP booster Rabies vaccine (required by law in most areas) 12–16 Weeks Old (Optional/As Recommended by Your Vet) Leptospirosis vaccine Lyme vaccine (recommended in certain geographic areas) After 16 Weeks Continued boosters as recommended by your veterinarian We ensure each puppy receives age-appropriate vaccinations administered by a licensed veterinarian before going to their new home. Your veterinarian will help you continue the schedule to keep your puppy fully protected.

We're sorry, we can't guarantee color or gender. We believe it is more important to match temperament of the puppy to the family and their lifestyle. It is very difficult to meet everyones specific needs on the deposit list and puppy pick is done in the order of deposits placed.

Red doodles, like red poodles, often fade in color over time due to a genetic predisposition called the "fading gene" which is prevalent in the poodle breed; this means that even if a puppy is born a vibrant red, it is likely to lighten as it matures, with the most noticeable changes happening between 1 and 18 months of age. Key points about red doodle fading: Genetics are the primary cause: The fading gene is inherited from the poodle parent, and most red poodles carry this trait. Color change pattern: Red doodles usually start as a deep red and gradually lighten to a more apricot/blonde shade. No guaranteed prevention: There is no guarantee that a red doodle won't fade.

We do not have dewclaws removed anymore. We have done a lot of research on this subject and found that it is best for these highly active dogs to keep their dewclaws. At high speeds (especially when turning) or on slippery surfaces, these dewclaws provide extra traction and help stabilize the carpal (wrist) joint. Some dogs also use their dewclaws to help them climb trees, hike, hold objects to better chew on them, or climb out of the water if they've broken through ice.

We can give our best estimate on size but we cannot guarantee how much the puppy will weigh. Keep in mind, two different breeds and sizes are being mixed so the puppies can be bigger or smaller than expected.

Puppies are sold as "pets only", no breeding rights.

There is a $500 nonrefundable deposit to secure your spot on the pick list. The deposit goes toward the balance when the puppy is picked up. We have an application and contract that would need to be filled out before a deposit is placed.

Puppy selection is done based on order of deposits received. Selection is done at 4 weeks old. If you live out of town, puppy selection can be done by pictures, videos, and Facetime.

Although we don't ship puppies via cargo, you are welcome to fly/drive to come pick up your pup. The puppies can fly back with you in the cabin at your feet in an airline approved carrier (sometimes the flight attendants let them sleep on your lap). We have had people fly from around the country and even from Canada and Mexico! We can meet you at the airport with your puppy. We can also help you arrange a flight nanny for pick up. A flight nanny will typically cost $600-1000 depending on the cost of the flight and the connections. Please see our DELIVERY section for more details.

We breed Teacup and Petite Multigenerational Goldendoodles. Based on our genetic testing of the parents, the shed and allergy profile are the same for both F1b and multigen puppies. They are all low shed and hypoallergenic.

We only pair parents for the best outcome of little to no shedding. We coat test all of our parents. Our dogs are hypoallergenic. Hypoallergenic definition: Relatively unlikely to cause an allergic reaction. However, if you have allergies, it's still a good idea to get tested, as sensitivities can vary.

Your spot on the litter selection list is only secured after your (1)application is approved, the (2)contract is filled out in full, and we receive a (3)deposit. We do get many inquiries and can't hold a puppy until these steps are completed. A spot on the selection list can be filled within an hour by someone so there is no guarantee until those 3 steps are completed.

Yes, a deposit may be transferred once to another litter and will be subject to the other litter pricing difference (if different). The new litter will be filled first come first serve, so your transfer could result in a different litter pick. You'd need to make your mind up when the puppies are 3 days old if you want to transfer to another litter.

Pickup Policy We ask that all puppies be picked up within 3 days of their scheduled go-home date. If you are unable to do so, we kindly request that you wait to place a deposit on a litter that better fits your timeline. This policy helps ensure each puppy can transition smoothly into their new home, begin their routine, and start bonding with their family during this important developmental stage.

Deposit Policy We invest significant time communicating with you, answering questions, reviewing applications, and preparing contracts. Your deposit secures your place on our list and allows us to confidently turn away other interested families. It also covers administrative and processing time. If there is any uncertainty about moving forward with one of our puppies, we kindly ask that you wait to place a deposit. Please note that all deposits are non-refundable. By submitting a deposit and signing the contract, you acknowledge and agree to this policy.

Our outside potty training program is one of the biggest things that sets us apart. Puppies are introduced to pottying on grass early, giving them a head start for an easier transition into your home. We prioritize frequent communication, providing regular updates so you can stay connected with your puppy every step of the way. Crate training is also introduced early, helping puppies develop confidence, structure, and good habits. All of our puppies are raised inside our home as part of our daily environment, ensuring they are well-socialized and accustomed to household sights and sounds. Each puppy receives a full veterinary check and age-appropriate vaccinations administered by a licensed veterinarian. This is important, as some veterinarians may not accept breeder-administered vaccines and may require them to be