Owen a Doodle
About Our Upcoming Goldendoodle Litters
We are excited to announce that spots are now available on our waitlist for our upcoming litters. This is a great opportunity to secure your place for one of our highly anticipated puppies. If you’re interested in joining our waitlist and being among the first to know about available puppies, please reach out to us to reserve your spot today. We look forward to helping you find your perfect furry companion!
Puppy Preview
F2B Standard & Medium Goldendoodles
December 2024
Meet the parents: Mango & Winston
We are planning for be a mixed litter of medium and standard goldendoodles with genetically predicted weights of 45-85lbs. The colors of the puppies will range from white cream to deep red with possibilities of curly, wavy, and a couple of rare Flat coats.
Multigenerational Petite Goldendoodles
February 2025
Meet the parents: Ellie & Rooster
These petite goldendoodles, or sometimes called micro-goldendoodles, are expected to weigh between 18-28 lbs. The puppies will have a variety of coat types—straight, wavy, and curly—each furnished and low-shedding, making them allergy-friendly. Predicted colors range from cream to red, black, and striking blue merle.
Multigenerational Standard & Medium Goldendoodles
Spring 2025
Meet the parents: Miss Bi & Bowen
These furnished puppies are estimated to weigh between 55-85 lbs and will have a mix of straight, wavy, and curly coats. As multigenerational goldendoodles, they offer a lovely blend of traits and coat types.
F2B Miniature Goldendoodles
Spring 2025
Meet the parents: Lucy & Rooster
These miniature goldendoodles, or sometimes called mini-goldendoodles, are expected to weigh between 25-35 lbs. The puppies will come in a variety of coat types—straight, wavy, and curly—with 12 possible color predictions. Anticipated arrival is May 2025, bringing a delightful range of mini-sized Goldendoodles.
Please note that a dog’s final size category will be determined when they reach adulthood. While we provide estimated sizes based on genetic testing, these estimates are educated guesses. Therefore, the actual size of a puppy may differ slightly from our initial prediction.