Labradoodle & Goldendoodle Puppy FAQ |
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What type of puppies do we have? We breed F1b and F2b Mini and Standard Labradoodles as well as Mini and Standard F1b Goldendoodles.
Are your Labradoodles and Goldendoodles Hypoallergenic? Our puppies will have minimal shedding and will be hypoallergenic. We have adopted puppies out to a lot of families that have allergies with good success. We don't 100% guarantee they won't shed but most of them shed very little.
How big will. your Standard Goldendoodle and Labradoodle be? Our Standard size Labradoodles and Goldendoodles on average will grow to be between 50-65 pounds.
How big will your Mini Goldendoodles and Mini Labradoodles be? Our mini doodles will be on average between 20-35 pounds. * Our mini's are first generation Mini's where one parent is a standard size Goldendoodle or Labradoodle and one parent is Miniature poodle. Due to this fact, please be advised that sizes can vary and there may be puppies that fall above or below the projected full-grown weight within any litter. Puppies can favor either parent in weight, looks and stature and it is important to remember that the projected full-grown weight is only an estimate and not a guarantee.
Do you have photos of mom and dad? If you go to our about page you can see photos of my family, our momma and daddy dogs!
What type of food do you use? We start them on the 4Health brand puppy food found at Tractor Supply.
What do they come with? Your puppy will go home with a small bag of puppy food, the collar we used to tell them apart and a health certificate from the vet.
Are your puppies Microchipped? No your puppy will not be microchipped at the time of adoption.
Do you offer a health guarantee? Yes we do! Each puppy comes with a 6 month health guarantee against hereditary issues....if a health issue is found within the first 6 month of age and is attributed to us the breeder (we have never had an unhealthy puppy) we will pay for vet charges up to $500.. A vet report must be supplied to us and verified by our local vet that we use. We will also recommend getting a 2nd opinion as well before moving forward if there is an issue found.
Will the puppies be potty trained when I take them home? Our Valley View doodle pups won't be completely potty trained when they go home with you at 8 weeks but they will have a good start. We paper train them at an early age and around 5-6 weeks old we start to take them out to potty after every meal and a few other times a day as well. They learn very quickly and a lot of our puppy parents have said how easy it was to potty train them when they go home!
Should I crate train? Yes I believe you should! We have crate trained with all our dogs and it just makes things easier for sleeping and while you are away. Sometimes you and the puppy just need some quiet time! Our dogs have always associated their crate as their safe place. I would start out with putting the crate by your bed when you first bring them home so they know you are there and you can start bonding. Nighttimes with a new puppy can be a tough transition and this seems to help the most with that!
Do you have references? If you go to our facebook page you can see reviews from people who have previously adopted one of our puppies!
Are your Labradoodles and Goldendoodles Hypoallergenic? Our puppies will have minimal shedding and will be hypoallergenic. We have adopted puppies out to a lot of families that have allergies with good success. We don't 100% guarantee they won't shed but most of them shed very little.
How big will. your Standard Goldendoodle and Labradoodle be? Our Standard size Labradoodles and Goldendoodles on average will grow to be between 50-65 pounds.
How big will your Mini Goldendoodles and Mini Labradoodles be? Our mini doodles will be on average between 20-35 pounds. * Our mini's are first generation Mini's where one parent is a standard size Goldendoodle or Labradoodle and one parent is Miniature poodle. Due to this fact, please be advised that sizes can vary and there may be puppies that fall above or below the projected full-grown weight within any litter. Puppies can favor either parent in weight, looks and stature and it is important to remember that the projected full-grown weight is only an estimate and not a guarantee.
Do you have photos of mom and dad? If you go to our about page you can see photos of my family, our momma and daddy dogs!
What type of food do you use? We start them on the 4Health brand puppy food found at Tractor Supply.
What do they come with? Your puppy will go home with a small bag of puppy food, the collar we used to tell them apart and a health certificate from the vet.
Are your puppies Microchipped? No your puppy will not be microchipped at the time of adoption.
Do you offer a health guarantee? Yes we do! Each puppy comes with a 6 month health guarantee against hereditary issues....if a health issue is found within the first 6 month of age and is attributed to us the breeder (we have never had an unhealthy puppy) we will pay for vet charges up to $500.. A vet report must be supplied to us and verified by our local vet that we use. We will also recommend getting a 2nd opinion as well before moving forward if there is an issue found.
Will the puppies be potty trained when I take them home? Our Valley View doodle pups won't be completely potty trained when they go home with you at 8 weeks but they will have a good start. We paper train them at an early age and around 5-6 weeks old we start to take them out to potty after every meal and a few other times a day as well. They learn very quickly and a lot of our puppy parents have said how easy it was to potty train them when they go home!
Should I crate train? Yes I believe you should! We have crate trained with all our dogs and it just makes things easier for sleeping and while you are away. Sometimes you and the puppy just need some quiet time! Our dogs have always associated their crate as their safe place. I would start out with putting the crate by your bed when you first bring them home so they know you are there and you can start bonding. Nighttimes with a new puppy can be a tough transition and this seems to help the most with that!
Do you have references? If you go to our facebook page you can see reviews from people who have previously adopted one of our puppies!
