NEW LITTER GOING HOME JULY 7th
We are happy to announce that Sonny is once again a proud father!
From time to time, Sonny does some work off of Fifth, so to speak. (don't worry, Cher is fine with it)
His million dollar temperament continues on... And this may be one of your last chances to own a "Sonny" Doodle!
Puppies go home on July 7th
For more details, contact:
Dr. Faith Flatt 519-217-8017
Home raised Goldendoodle puppies
of childhood sweethearts
ABOUT US
We are loving boutique Goldendoodle breeders now located in Burlington. Goldendoodles in our program live in our home and are first and foremost our pets. Our dogs are members of our family, sleep in our bedroom as well as come on vacations. We feel very blessed to share goldendoodle breeds with others families through our precious puppies. We take our job of breeding doodles very seriously, specifically the health and socialization aspects.
Goldendoodle - The Breed History
The original Goldendoodle was a hybrid cross of a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. The exact date of conception is unknown as a handful of breeders emerged in the late 1990’s marketing this new breed. The idea was no doubt inspired by the creation of the Labradoodle and its success as a compatible dog for many people who experience mild allergies to dogs. The gorgeous low to no shedding coats were attracting those who loved the temperament of the Golden Retriever, but detested the amount of hair left behind and/or the allergy issues it presented. Thus, the Goldendoodle became a universal hit!
As the breed continued to develop, requests for different sizes became common and breeders answered. The public’s immediate adoration of the standard Goldendoodle (a standard Poodle crossed with a Golden Retriever) led the breed originators to look at size variations to accommodate different lifestyles.
Goldendoodles are extremely social, outgoing, non-aggressive dogs that thrive on human companionship. They have a great desire to please and to learn. Each individual breed (the Poodle and the Golden Retriever) score in the top 4 of the 150 smartest dog breeds. They are incredibly intelligent and eager to please. Coupled with the low to non-shedding coats, this temperament has proven to make Goldendoodles perfect candidates for service work as well as family pets.
Did we mention “Hybrid Vigor”? Hybrid vigor, the increased health benefits of crossing two completely unrelated breeds, gives the Goldendoodle the health and vitality that makes them, on average, outlive either one of their parent breeds. It should be stressed, however, that the general health and vitality is enhanced dramatically when parents have been genetically tested for the inherited diseases that both parent breeds share in common.
Given their wonderful disposition, intelligence, health and low to no shed coats, it’s no wonder why Goldendoodles are ever increasing in popularity.
FROM GANA