Biscuit

Goldendoodle

About Biscuit

The Goldendoodle, sometimes called a Groodle, sprung into popularity in the 1990’s. These gentle giants are affectionate, intelligent socialites. Their life span is generally 12-15 years. The Goldendoodle is highly trainable and often trained as guide dogs, service dogs, therapy dogs, and sniffer dogs. They are not, however, suitable as guard or watch dogs because of their lack of aggressiveness. The Goldendoodle makes a wonderful family pet. They are non to light shedders and a possible match for those with allergies. They should be brushed at least a couple times a week and most people opt to keep them clipped in a shorter cut.

We choose our breeding dogs for health and personality. They are our pets. Our goal is not champion or show quality. Our desire is to produce a sweet tempered, loving personality to be companion dogs. Several of our pups over the years, however, have been trained and used as service and therapy dogs.

We allow our girls to skip their first heat and every third heat thereafter. The pups are born in our home and wean in their – and mom’s - own timing. The pups need to be 8 weeks old to leave. If they are of a very small breed or are nursing longer than usual, we may choose to keep them longer.

We raise our pups for temperament and personality; working on trust and responsiveness from an early age. All pups come with at least their first vaccines, two de-wormings, and are kept current for their age. Pups come with a care pack and instructions, and a one year written health guarantee.

All of our babies are well loved, pre-spoiled, and well socialized to people and other animals. Our babies deserve good homes, so convince me that you will love your new little one.

So, who says you can’t buy love?

Puppy Snapshot