Our puppies are all ready to be adopted, so find the one that tugs at your heart and give us a call or email and we'll send more pictures. See our adoption agreement

Annie (our F1 goldendoodle) and Buddy (purebred poodle) had their litter on July 29. Her puppies are first generation back bred to poodle (F1b). The colors range from white to apricot. As older puppies, they are more mature and will housetrain easily. We bring them inside each day for a few hours and work on housetraining, leash training and simple commands. They are eager and willing to learn. Open your home to one of these beautiful boys.

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NO MORE PUPIES RIGHT NOW!

Here are pictures of the puppies you missed. Please email us to be put on our contact list for our next litter this winter.

These puppies are so much fun as we watch them play together. We wanted to share. Here are the latest play pics:

Tea Party

ADOPTED PUPPIES--Thank you to all their wonderful families!

Spot is a dark cream color with one spot that you can hardly see anymore and straight-coated so far. As his mature coat comes in he is taking on a shaggy look that matches his fun personality.

Dash is a light apricot color with a white mark on his head that is now barely noticeable. His coat is slightly wavy and he is the largest in the litter. He's a pretty mellow boy that romps and snuggles with equal enthusiasm.

Whitey is almost all white except for light golden ears. He's a great cuddler with a mostly straight coat that will ruffle out as he grows. He is a good romper and loves his run, and just as eagerly settles down for cuddles.

Trace is a dark cream color with a white spray. His coat is mostly straight and very soft. He is one of the largest puppies and one of the most mellow. The curious tilt of his head and the wag of his tail make him irresistible.

Sweet Pea is wavy in a light apricot color and oh, so soft. She is petite and cuddly. She is a little on the shy side and puts her whole heart into playtime once she creeps up.

Twister has a tornado shape on her light apricot coat and is a little wavy. She is always ready to submit to whatever the kids want to put on her or do with her. She just loves the attention.

Lovey is a soft cream color with a white stripe topped by a heart shape with a slightly wavy coat. Lovey is as mellow as they come and loves to come up and beg for playtime.

Tiny used to be the smallest of Annie's litter, but is no longer. She is growing fast and is a golden cream color and straight coat.

Flame is one of Annie's smaller girls, light apricot with a white spot on her head. Her curly hair makes it look somewhat like a flame.

Goldie is a pretty golden apricot with a cuddly disposition. She loves to play and tease with us. But her favorite position is in a nice warm lap.

Speck is a beautiful apricot color with a small white speck. Her hair is mostly straight, but will have a slight wave to the mature hair like all of our goldendoodles. She is Annie's smallest female right now as well as the darkest.

Ice Cream is a soft caramel color and looks delicious! He has a curly coat and loves his snuggles.

Lightening is also a light apricot with a small white marking on his head and one side of his nose. His hair is mostly straight and very soft. His face has so much character and his expressions match his interesting color.

Mocha is Annie's darkest boy with curly hair and beautiful light apricot color. He is mid-size, neither the largest or smallest. His ruffly coat is a joy to pet and he loves it as well. He has a very sweet disposition.

Snowball is our lightest-colored boy with black nose and pads. He is an adventurous sort and is the first to investigate anything.

Surfer is this little guy's name because he's full of waves! He's all light apricot with a tiny bit of pink on his nose.

Star I thought about deleting this beautiful, sweet puppy from our pictures, but something my daughter said made me want to share. Star and another puppy had taken off and disappeared, and before we could find them Star had been run over by the combine across the road. My daughter said (after many tears), "Of all the puppies Star has the best home of all." I guess Heavenly Father wanted to adopt a puppy for all the children in heaven. (Our other puppy was found alive and well, and a little stressed by the combine.) We brought Star home and she has a permanent spot on our farm.

Blondie (purebred Golden Retriever) and Buddy also have a litter of 6 beautiful puppies! Blondie's pups are first generation goldendoodles (F1). Her colors range from white to apricot.

Blondie's Boys

Vanilla (ADOPTED!) has a very handsome light apricot coat. Who knows what his mature coat will look like, but it's sure to be beautiful. He is calm and mellow and loves his snuggles. He is playful and engaging.

Corazon (ADOPTED!) has a perfect little heart shape on his head and some pink on his nose. As his hair grows the outline will fade but you will always know it's there! He is calm and snuggly and prefers a warm lap to almost anything else. None sweeter!

Bitty (ADOPTED!) has a petite frame and is a handsome apricot color. His playful attitude and engaging smile are irresistible. He has a flat. silky coat in a pretty apricot color like his dad.

Cocoa (ADOPTED) is a beautiful shade of apricot, with the most red. He is mostly straight right now and a fat little butterball.

Blondie's Girls

*Both of these girls are taken already. We are keeping one here and the other is claimed and reserved.

Blazie (ADOPTED) is an apricot color with a small white blaze.

Powder/Coqui (UNAVAILABLE) is creamy silver and her nose and toes have a solid black color. We will be keeping this lovely girl to grow up with us. When she gets to be breeding age, she will have the chance to pass on her silvery-soft coat to a new generation of puppies. We've chosen her official name, Sunny Side Coquette, Coqui for short. If you are looking for a playmate for your goldendoodle in a year and a half or two, you might look up her puppies and see what's available.

OUR DOGS...

OUR SPECIALTY

Our family specializes in service to our adoptive families and we are always sending emails and pictures about your puppy until the day he or she joins your family. Each puppy comes with a homemade pillow made out of our old jeans that smells like his first home so he will have something for comfort and to play with. By the time it's torn up and ready to throw away, adjustment time is over and your house is now home sweet home.

We love these puppies and we love sharing them with families where they will be loved and can give love as well. Children and adults all fare better when there is a family dog around. To learn more about our puppy-raising see our Health page.

Please contact us on the mailbox link if you would like more information or pictures. As always, thanks for looking.

For those of you who are keeping up on Snow White...

Snow White (aka Suki)--ADOPTED TO A SPECIAL FAMILY--This little girl is going to be a companion to a burn victim who needs help in mobility. Hope is 10 years old and had been burned from the chest down at age 4. She requires surgery each year so that her skin can "grow" with her. She lost her therapy dog to cancer last year and since she fares so much better with a companion, Suki is now her new companion! She will be training to pick up things and will wear a companion vest to carry things as well. Our thoughts and prayers will be with both of them as they learn to work together. Her mom says, "So far, Suki has learned to ring a bell to go outside, pick up a pencil (without chewing it up first!), and sit quietly for an extended period of time. She is really doing well and has such a sweet, docile disposition. We have never had such a calm puppy!"

Snow White is about as white as I've ever seen a goldendoodle puppy. She has a silky-fine ruffled coat that is oh, so soft. She was the smallest at birth, and is petite still, at least compared to the others. She eats well and was Tiana's favorite, which means lots of spoiling! She has recovered from a series of unfortunate events. First being ill at 3 weeks (a one and only for us) then an accident with a broken leg (also one and only).

For weeks she was the sweetheart of the living room and everyone would pet her as we went about our daily business. We are convinced that she was saved both times for a very special purpose and we have found her a very special place to be. Her mom reports that, "She has completed all of her basic obedience and is a well-trained young lady! She now is starting to carry small items and can retrieve most smaller items very quickly. She is very devoted to Hope and often sleeps with her head on Hope’s feet."

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