Hello and Welcome!
Meet the Parents!
Coco
Coco is an f1 goldendoodle. She weighs around 50 pounds and is the sweetest girl you'll ever meet.
Caesar
Caesar is a Tri-Colored Moyen poodle. He weighs 18 pounds and is the perfect gentlemen. Caesar is testing by Embark genetic testing and is AKC registered. He belongs to Michigana Doodles LLC, and does not live with us in our home. He is very sweet boy.
Oliver and Gracey
Oliver and Gracey are Coco's parents, and they live with us as well. Gracey is a golden retriever and weighs around 80 pounds. She is the most loyal dog you will ever meet, and LOVES everyone. Oliver is an AKC Standard Poodle. He weighs around 45 pounds. Oliver is the most laid back, and gentle spirited guy. They are both retired from breeding.
About Us
About Golden doodles
F1b minuature golden doodles are the perfect mixture of the fun and loving golden retriever, and the very smart, non shedding hypoallergenic traits of a poodle.
- Goldendoodles are designer dogs. A designer dog is a cross between two purebred dogs. Goldendoodles are a cross between a Poodle and Golden Retriever.
- There are different types of Goldendoodles. While Goldendoodles are all part Poodle and part Golden Retriever, they don’t always have one Poodle parent and one Golden Retriever parent.
- Goldendoodles are hypoallergenic dogs. One of the things people love about Goldendoodles is that most have non-shedding coats or shed very lightly.
- Goldendoodles are easy to train. Few dogs are as easy to train as Goldendoodles. Goldendoodles are very intelligent and eager to please. This makes them very trainable.
- Goldendoodles are friendly, loving, and sociable. They get along with everyone!
- Goldendoodles are healthy, active dogs. Some dogs are content sleeping all day long, and you can’t get them to walk much further than your mailbox.
- Goldendoodles come in many colors. Despite the name, Goldendoodles and Goldendoodle puppies aren’t always golden in color.
- Goldendoodles live long, healthy lives. The average lifespan for a Goldendoodle is about 15 years.
- Goldendoodles are the best family dogs!
- PLEASE do your research before getting a goldendoodle. They are wonderful family dogs but do require daily brushing and grooming. The curlier their hair, the more grooming they require. It can be quite an added expense when caring for the dog.
- even when we say the average size, genetics are not controllable. They can be bigger or smaller and it's not something breeders can predict. Typically the puppies will be an average between the weight of the two parents size but its a possibility that they will not be.
- The cross between the two breeds can have a large variety of puppies. Bigger, smaller, some will be curlier while some can carry the straighter haired gene of a retriever. Their looks and colors they have when they're born cannot be guaranteed as they grow. Goldendoodles will not have their completed coat until they are around two years of age.
Our Puppies
We currently have a beautiful litter of F1b Mini Goldendoodles. They are a cross between a standard f1 goldendoodle, and a standard miniature poodle. This makes them 75% poodle, and 25% golden retriever. The average size for these puppies is around 20-35 pounds, making them a perfect size for the perfect pet. This is a great home for your future family members to grow up in. We put a lot of time and effort into giving the puppies the best first 8 weeks of life possible. We do not believe in puppy mills or ANY mistreatment of animals. This is a passion for us and our family and we will love your new family member just as much as you do until they get to go home.
What is included with our puppies?
1. SO MUCH LOVE! We love our puppies. They grow up with us in our living room. Once they are big enough we will do our best to start potty training and some crate training to make the transition much easier.
2. Temperament - All of our past puppies have the MOST amazing temperaments. They are the worlds greatest companions and family members.
3. All of the puppies will come with a two year health guarantee which will be included in the purchase agreement.
4. First shots, deworming and vet exam.
5. A blanket to come home with. Please know that the transition from leaving mom and siblings can be difficult for a week or two, sometimes longer. Patience is key; however, we have found if they bring a blanket home with the scent of what they're used to, it does help the transition much easier.
6. Food - We feed our puppies high quality food and will send home a good portion to avoid tummy troubles when starting their new food in their new homes.
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Puppies are a lifetime commitment, and our hope is that we are able to find families for our puppies that will love them unconditionally, forever. All of our past families have been absolutely beyond amazing and our hope for these puppies is that we can find them the perfect forever home.
Please contact me via text/phone anytime for further questions. I would be more than happy to answer them for you. Brittney Toomey - (517) 204-2175 or via email at sessib@mail.lcc.edu