Goldendoodles
All About Mini
Origin
The goldendoodle was first bred by Monica Dickens in 1969. Popularity for the goldendoodle grew in the 1990’s when breeders in North America and Australia began crossing golden retrievers with standard poodles or toy poodle to reduce a mini goldendoodle.
General Appearance and Size
The miniature goldendoodle is the result of a miniature or toy poodle crossed with a Golden Retriever, goldendoodle, or mini goldendoodle. These dogs tend to range in size from 10-15 inches in height and 7-30 Ibs in weight depending on whether one parent is a standard or not.
Temperament
Their general temperaments make them a great addition to the family. Mini goldendoodles make fantastic family pets. They are non-aggressive, highly intelligent, loving, playful, fun, sweet, and enduringly loyal. Sensitive to tone of voice, the mini doodle is eager to please and very social. We've raised a number of service and therapy dogs, and continue to do so every year.
Socialization
Socialization refers to meeting and interacting with other dogs and people. It’s equally important to expose them to different sights, sounds, smells, textures, and experiences from an early age.
Exercise
Mini goldendoodles have a moderate energy level and are easy to train. The mini doodle is a moderately active dog who requires around 20 to 30 minutes of daily exercise. They adopt quickly to most hot and cold weather climates making them an excellent all-weather dog selection.
Grooming
To groom your goldendoodle, brush your dug once a day to remove debris and detangles its fur. Additionally, bathe its coat with dog shampoo before trimming its coat of about 1 inch. Make sure to clip the body hairs with one-inch clipper guard on your clippers so the hair is cut evenly.
Puppy Terms
Know Your
There are many terms associated to our Goldendoodles! You will see the following terms when we talk about our doggies and puppies.
F1
The F1 Mini Goldendoodle is a result of a pure breed Golden Retriever crossed with a pure breed Poodle; low maintenance coat with wave and considered very low shedding. The puppies are 50% golden retriever and 50% poodle. When you buy an F1 doodle from our Lodge we cross an AKC Golden Retriever with a Toy Poodle.
F1B
The F1b Mini Goldendoodle is produced by crossing a F1 Goldendoodle with a toy poodle. F1B Mini Goldendoodles will have a higher success rate for non-shedding, and are recommended for families with moderate to severe allergies.
F1BB
The F1BB mini goldendoodle is produced by crossing an F1B Goldendoodle with a toy poodle. F1BB goldendoodles are very similar to the F1B and they have a high success rate for non-shedding and are recommended for families with moderate to severe allergies.
Mini
One parent is a standard weighing 40-60 lb and one parent is a toy 5-8 lb. Estimated adult weight of our mini doodles is 18-22 lb.
Micro Mini
One parent is a Mini Goldendoodle weighing 18-22 lb and one parent is a toy weighing 5-8 lb. The estimated adult weight of our Micro-Minis is 6-11 lb.
Common Questions
About Our Puppies
What are the grooming needs for Goldendoodles?
Goldendoodles need regular grooming, brushing, and maintenance. It is important to accustom your puppy to a regular grooming routine. Check out local groomers and start taking your puppy to get basic grooming while they are young. Bring reference pictures with you so they know what you want.
Do you have non-shedding puppies?
We breed mini F1B Goldendoodles. This generation has the highest degree of non-shedding qualities but there is no guarantee of non-shedding.
Do you have a health guarantee?
We have a 2 Year Genetic Health Warranty. You can get more information by filling out our puppy application or contacting us via email delilahg02@icloud.com
Have the puppies been socialized?
All of our puppies have received extensive socialization to sounds, objects, people, animals, environments, the outdoors, etc. With years of professional puppy development experience, we make sure to properly expose our puppies to the world in a positive and confidence-building manner while promoting cognitive development.
Socialization doesn't stop when you pick up your puppy! From 8-16 weeks old, you want to make sure to maximize your puppy's positive experiences and interactions with the world. We provide a guide on how to socialize your puppy for every family that gets a puppy from us.
What Coat Type will my puppy have?
Our puppies will range in coat types from wavy to curly.
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