To reserve a puppy, you will need to place a reservation fee of $500.00, which contributes to the cost of your new companion and is non-refundable. Remember, this fee is a commitment to your future family member and it isn’t reimbursed simply because you didn’t select the puppy you envisioned during pick time. Your reservation fee is always valid; if you’re not quite ready, you can hold onto it and use it later to bring home the puppy that best fits your needs.

Standard Goldendoodles $3,000 Pet Price

Mini/Moyen Goldendoodles $3,200 Pet Price

Micro/Petite Goldendoodles $3,500 Pet Price

Bernedoodles $3,000 Pet Price

Mini Bernedoodles $3,200 Pet Price

Bernese Mountain Dogs $3,200 Pet Price

********Taxes: As a licensed Missouri breeder we are required to charge a 6.4750% sales tax on every puppy sold to stay compliant********

Doodles require regular grooming to maintain their coat health and appearance. It’s essential to comb them out at home consistently, rather than relying solely on groomer visits. Neglecting grooming can result in matting, which often leads to the dog being shaved down, a process that can be distressing for the animal. Groomers may also find matted coats challenging to manage, making the experience unpleasant for both the dog and the groomer.

For new puppies, it is advisable to schedule their first grooming appointment around 12 to 16 weeks of age, once they have been fully vaccinated. After the initial visit, puppies should be groomed every 4 to 6 weeks to help them develop a positive relationship with the groomer and become accustomed to the salon environment. Young puppies may benefit from a “puppy bath” every four weeks, helping them acclimate to grooming.

The grooming schedule can be adjusted based on how long you want to maintain your doodles coat. For longer hair,more frequent grooming—around every 6 to 8 weeks—will be necessary, and owners should be prepared for increased at-home maintenance. The most well-groomed doodles often follow a two-week grooming schedule, alternating between simple baths and brushing and full grooming sessions.

It is generally not recommended to wash your Doodle at home unless you have access to a velocity dryer and ensure the coat is fully combed out before and after the bath. Washing a Doodle is a thorough process that requires proper preparation and attention to detail, especially if you want to avoid matting.

During the initial 3 weeks, we focus on minimal handling of the puppies to ensure they remain with their mother in a calm and comfortable environment. At this stage, the puppies mainly eat and sleep. Throughout this period, we provide regular updates with pictures and videos highlighting their growth and development. At the three-week mark, we introduce a designated potty area and begin a structured puppy curriculum within the whelping box, marking the start of more engaging activities as the puppies become more active. We also introduce puppy mush during this phase.

At 4 weeks, we transition the puppies from the whelping box to a toddler area equipped with a doggy door. This setup allows the puppies to begin learning how to go outside for potty training, with a turf area provided, as they are still too small for grass. We enhance their daily routine with additional curriculum elements designed to meet their developmental milestones, focusing on empowerment and building trust.

From the 4th week onward, you can expect to receive more videos showcasing the puppies’ personalities as they emerge. By the 6th week, we will share crucial information to help you prepare for your new puppy. The 6-week Go Home Package will include guidance on continuing socialization and handling, dietary specifics, and other important information. At this point, we will also reach out to discuss puppy pick-up or transport arrangements and grant access to our Puppy Portal where you will find all the Puppy Must Haves and other important information!

At 7 weeks, the puppies will visit the veterinarian for a comprehensive health check, fecal exam, and their first vaccinations. At 7.5 weeks, we conduct temperament testing, recording each puppy’s evaluation. Once the videos and scorecards are reviewed by each family, the process for selecting puppies will begin based on the order in which deposits were received. I will inform everyone on the list once the selection process starts.

On Go Home Day, you will receive your puppy along with a Go Home Bag. This bag contains a folder with a complete Go Home Report, birth certificate, microchip information, and medical records from a licensed veterinarian. Additionally, it includes a small bag of food, a toy, sample of NuVet supplements, sample of pawTree treats  and a blanket with our scent, aiding in your puppy’s transition to their new home. You can also request a Snuggle Puppy with a heartbeat and warm pack for a small additional fee!

Visitor Policy –

For the safety of our family, dogs, and puppies, we do not permit visitors to our home. While we truly understand the desire to meet our puppies in person, we have implemented measures to ensure transparency and provide peace of mind:

🐾 Veterinary References – You are welcome to reach out to our veterinarians to verify the health care provided to our dogs and puppies.  

🐾 Health Guarantee – Each puppy comes with a comprehensive health guarantee.  

🐾 Reviews & Testimonials – Explore our ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reviews on Google and Facebook from our puppy families!

🐾Additionally, we offer scheduled FaceTime sessions to those who have put down a reservation fee, so you can see the puppies and their mama as they develop.

Families are welcome to come to our home only on Pickup Day to take their puppy home. We do not offer in-home visits outside of Puppy Pickup.

We appreciate your understanding and hope you view this as a reflection of our commitment to being a responsible, reputable breeder!