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HOW TO GET ON A WAITING LIST

1) PAY THE DEPOSIT AND/OR SUBMIT AN APPLICATION

Click on the button at the bottom of the page to fill out our puppy application. If you are ready, pay the deposit in the confirmation email. You are not required to pay the deposit at this time, however the DEPOSIT is what holds your place in line, not the application.

2) PHONE CALL WITH BREEDER

Breeder will contact you to set up a phone call to answer any questions you may have.

3) CHOOSE LIST AND SUBMIT DEPOSIT

Choose what breed list you would like to be added to, and pay the non-refundable deposit if you have not already done so.

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Waiting Lists, Deposits, and How it all Works

Once your application has been approved you will have the option of choosing which list to be on.  Our current lists include Goldendoodles and Aussiedoodles.  You will choose your puppy in the order that you are on the waiting list.  Once a litter has arrived we will contact each person on the corresponding waiting list beginning at the top.  If you are ready for your puppy, you may choose at that time, however if you are not ready, or would prefer another litter, you may pass and wait for the next litter.  Should you pass, I will go on to the next person on the list.


We always reserve first 2 picks of each litter for the Breeder as we are watching for that special pup to add to our program. We may or may not use those picks. 

A $200 non-refundable deposit will be required to be added to the waiting list. The deposit is what holds your place in line, NOT the application. You have the option of being placed on multiple waiting lists. A deposit is required for each spot on the waiting list. If you application is later denied, the deposit will be immediately refunded.  The deposit(s) will be deducted from the purchase price of your puppy. The remainder of the price will be due upon receiving your puppy.

We reserve the right to deny any puppy application. Should your application be denied, we will immediately refund your deposit. 

Pricing

Each litter is priced based on a variety of factors and will be announced with each pairing. For examples, check out our current or upcoming litters.

What's Included:

Each of our puppies come from health tested parents, and come with a 2 year health guarantee. We will send you home with a puppy pack that includes food, toy, training clicker, and other resources.  Your puppy with also come with 1 month free pet insurance through Trupanion. Your puppy will have their first round of vaccines, health certificate from a veterinarian, and 3 to 4 de-wormings.  You also have access to lifetime breeder support should you have any questions or concerns.

Generations

  • F1 Doodles:  An F1 generation is 50/50 Golden Retriever or Australian Shepherd and Poodle.  This is where one parent is full poodle, and the other parent is full golden retriever or australian shepherd.

  • F1b Doodles: The F1b generation means that one parent was an F1 goldendoodle/aussiedoodle and the other was a poodle.  This creates a dog that is 75% poodle and 25% golden retriever or australian shepherd. 

  • Multigenerational Doodles: The multigenerational generation just means that both parents were Doodles, with at least one of the parents being an F1b or multigen. A poodle or a golden retriever or australian shepherd bred to a multigen, also constitutes a multigen. Unable to determine percentages of each breed in the offspring without a genetic test.

Shedding and Allergies

A common misconception about goldendoodles is that they "don't shed,"  and are "hypoallergenic."  The reality is that some goldendoodles don't shed, but not all of them.  We want your expectations to be realistic before placing a deposit in knowing that your goldendoodle MAY shed.  Although many are low to non- shedding there is certainly no guarrantee.  As far as allergies go, there is no such thing as a completely hypoallergenic dog.  Some people's allergies are irritated strictly by dog hair.  In that case, a goldendoodle that is low shedding may be just fine.  However, some people are allergic to pet dander.  Dander is made up of skin cells that are shed through your dog's coat.  If that is the case, you may still suffer from allergies with your goldendoodle.

Pickup or Delivery

Your puppy will be ready to pick up at approximately 8 weeks of age.  We allow a 2 day grace period for you to make arrangements, before incurring boarding fees.

You may also explore the option of having your puppy delivered.  There are several third party companies that will drive your puppy to your door.  We can provide a quote from one of these services should you request one.  There are also third party services that will fly your puppy in the cabin of the plane to a nearby airport.

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