Sweet Charlie, a 5 month old F1 goldendoodle just completed the first towards his journey as a therapy dog. Congratulations, Charlie! And a big thank you to Charlie’s mama and the trainers at Believe in Dog Training for the good work you are doing. Keep it up little guy! We see great things in your future!
Charlie, a F1 goldendoodle puppy, graduating from his first puppy class.
The Importance of Dog Training For Your Goldendoodle Puppy
While training for therapy work requires additional specialized training, we recommend that all our Rainfield Goldendoodle puppies go through a basic dog training program. Going through dog training is great socialization. They are such smart dogs who love to learn and are often the stars of their class. .
Looking for a Goldendoodle Puppy?
If you’re looking to add a goldendoodle puppy to your family, contact us today at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com to reserve your puppy. You can also check out our Facebook page where we post all the fun pictures of our older doodles living their best lives. Enjoy!
Small and Medium Goldendoodle Puppies For Sale in Houston
If you’ve been looking for small and medium goldendoodle puppies, act fast. We’ve got both males and females available as of the date of this blog post, but they won’t last long. These beautiful red and apricot puppies are going to be ready to go to their new homes starting on August 3rd.
How to Reserve One of Our Summer Goldendoodle Puppies
If you’d like to reserve one of these cuties, give us a call or text at 832-971-4649 or email laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com. You can also chat with us via our Rainfield Goldendoodle Facebook page. While you’re there, check out all the fun pictures of our grown goldendoodle puppies and see what people are saying about us.
Princess Lea, a small goldendoodle puppy, promises she really is as angelic as she looks.
Deposit and Pricing For a Small and Medium Goldendoodle Puppies
It’s a $250 deposit to reserve a puppy. The total price for of these small and medium goldendoodle puppies is $2250. The deposit get applied to the total price.
Peach, a medium goldendoodle, has big plans for the future. This pooch is going places.
Coat Type and Size
The pups range in size from 25 pounds to 50. Pups will have curly and wavy coats and are apricot or red in color. Pups are F1bs and F1bbs. These types of goldendoodles are generally a good fit for someone with pet allergies as they either don’t shed at all or shed very little.
Sunny, Wally and Chip are some of our medium sized goldendoodle puppies
What to Expect When Taking Home One of these Doodle Puppies
Pups will be about 8 weeks old when they go to their new homes in early August. The pups are doing good with their crate training and early potty training. They will be eating dry kibble by the time they go to their new homes. Once you put your deposit down, we will give you our New Puppy Lettter with the information on their early training and schedule, suggested supplies, etc.
These small and medium goldendoodle puppies will have their first shots by the time you pick them up and will come with a health record and Health Guarantee.
Obi One loves dreaming of galaxies far, far away — when he’s not teasing one of his sisters
Cuteness alert! Our late summer litter of apricot and red goldendoodle puppies for sale are here and getting cuter by the day! This litter of small standard F1b puppies was born in early June, 2022 and will be ready to go to their new homes in early August, 2022. We have a mix of boys and girls at the time of this posting. More information and pictures below.
To reserve of these red goldendoodle puppies for sale, please text Nadia at 832-971-4649 or email laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com. You can also visit and chat with us at our Rainfield Facebook page where we have pictures of our older doodles.
What Color and Coat Types Will These Goldendoodle Puppies Have?
Freddy is a sibling from last year. He has a shaggy/curly coat
Our red goldendoodle puppies are F1b puppies. Their mom is a red shaggy wavy F1 Goldendoodle and daddy is a curly small standard AKC poodle. All puppies have beautiful thick coats, some are wavy/curly and some are very curly. We have some males and females available for sale at this posting.
How Big Will These Red Doodle Pups Get?
Oppy is around a little shy of 40 pounds at 1 year old
These F1b puppies are small standard goldendoodle puppies. We estimate that they will range in size from 30 pounds to 40, possible 45 for some of the bigger boys. Mom is a 50 pound F1 Standard goldendoodle and dad is a 25 pound small standard AKC poodle, so pups will be in that range.
When is Pick Day and Go Home Day?
Princess Neely was the smallest and curliest of last year’s red goldendoodle litter. She is about half the size of her half-brother, Marcus, an 80 pound F1 goldendoodle.
These puppies are born in early June and will be ready to go their new homes the first week of August.
Pick Day: For families with deposits who want to meet the pups and make their pick in person, pick day will be in mid July.
Go Home Day: The puppies will be 8 weeks old and ready to go their new homes in early August. Go Home day will be the first week of August, 2022.
Pricing for these Red Goldendoodle Puppies for Sale?
It’s a $250 deposit to reserve one of these gorgeous F1b red goldendoodle puppies for sale. Once we get your deposit, we will confirm what pick you have. The deposit gets applied to the total price of $2250. The balance is due at pickup.
Puppies come with a 1 year Health Guarantee.
What Training Will These Doodle Pups Have?
Your new doodle puppy has been sleeping in a crate at night with a few of their siblings. They may take a night or two to settle into their new homes, but they should settle in pretty quickly. We have also started their potty training. We will send you a letter with their schedule that includes what training we have been doing with these cuties so you can continue the training. Most of our puppies are well on their way to being potty trained when they go to their new homes — if you follow our instructions.
Therapy Dog Training is next for sweet Freddie. He got his training and Canine Good Citizen certificate at Petsmart. Great job!
Do These Puppies Have Their Shots and Health Records?
Yes! You new puppy has been to the vet before you pick them up and gotten a wellness exam. We give you a health record at the time of pickup that includes the information on their worming treatments and when they got their first shot.
When the puppies go home, they have had their first shots. Puppies need a total of 3 shots before they are protected from Parvo and other canine illnesses. Shots are given about 3 weeks apart. In the meantime, please do not expose your puppy to other dogs or areas/grass where other dogs may have defecated. Parvo can live in the soil for years, so be extra careful until you new puppy has had all 3 of their puppy shots. If you take your puppy to places like the pet store, please carry them or keep them in the shopping cart so they don’t touch the ground.
We do require that you schedule your new puppy for their first vet visit within 3 days of them going to new homes to validate our contract and health guarantee. Please bring your puppy’s health record with you to the vet, or take a picture of the record.
Mini-Goldendoodle Puppies
If you are looking for a smaller dog, we also have a litter of mini-goldendoodle puppies who will be in the 25-35 pound range. For more information on our Mini-Goldendoodle litter, click here to see pictures and more details about this litter.
Percy Jack is one of last year’s mini-goldendoodles. Our mini-goldendoodle puppies for sale are his siblings — just a year younger.
Just Arrived — Mini Goldendoodle Puppies Available in Late Summer
Check it out! Our new mini goldendoodle puppies available in late July to early August are here! Congratulations to our sweet mama, Savannnah, who is busy trying to keep up with these hungry little rascals. The pups from this litter are F1bbs and have beautiful curls, typically a good fit for those with allergies. We’ll include a few pics of the cuties themselves, along with some pictures of last year’s litter to give you an idea of their size, coat type, coloring and, more importantly — cuteness.
Leo and Savannah’s pups range in size from about 25-35 pounds. These mini goldendoodle puppies are apricot to light red in color and have absolutely wonderful, cheerful and boppy personalities. Savannah is an F1b Goldendoodle and Leo is a small standard poodle.
What’s the Availability?
Right now we have a mix of male and female mini-goldendoodle pups. She had more boys than girls, but we do a few females still available.
3 weeks old and getting more handsome by the day!
How to Get On the List for a Goldendoodle Puppy?
If you think one of these beautiful mini goldendoodle puppies is a good fit for you, contact us today to get on our list via email at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com or by phone or text at 281-235-3272. We also have a Facebook page with pictures of our Rainfield doodles and recommendations from their families.
Deposit and Pricing Info
A deposit of $250 is required to reserve a puppy. Your pick is assigned once we receive your deposit. We will schedule a pick day in mid-July for those who want to pick out their puppy in person. You also have the option to choose by pictures of video call if you can’t make it out.
The total price for our mini-goldendoodle pups is $2250. The deposit gets applied to the total price.
Puppy snuggles are the best! Puppy kisses, even better! – 1 week old puppies
When are these Darling Mini Goldendoodle Puppies Available?
These beautiful mini goldendoodle puppies were born in early June, so they will be 8 weeks old and ready to go home in late July or early August. Although pick-up day is a little ways off, we love keeping new families in the loop on how these baby doodles are growing with weekly updates and pictures. Pick day for new pet parents already on our wait list wll be in mid-July where you get to visit the pups and see which puppy you fall in love with or who falls in lve with you, as it often the case.
What to Expect When Getting a Goldendoodle Puppy from Rainfield?
Getting a new puppy in your home is a big event. To make the transition a little easier for families, here at Rainfield we do a few things to get you and your new puppy ready for the move. We send out a prep letter to all new families with instructions on what supplies we recommend, what their schedule is, what training they’re getting, etc. so you won’t be having to figure all that out yourself.
One of the big things we like to do that gets your new puppy off to a good start is we start them early on crate training and potty training. By the time they are 8 weeks old, your new puppy will be sleeping in a crate at night and learning to keep their crate clean. Most will even be sleeping through the night by the time you pick them up.
Percy – one of our mini-goldendoodles from last year
Puppies all come with first shots and health records so your vet can take over from there. Pups all come with a 1 year health guarantee.
So, if you’re ready to take the plunge and add one of these mini goldendoodle puppies available soon to your family, contact us today at 281-235-3272!
Puppy love – 6 month old mini-goldendoodle
Other Puppies Available Now
If you either miss getting on the list for this litter of mini goldendoodles, or if you just want a larger goldendoodle, ask us about Dolly’s litter. Dolly is our F1 female and her pups are F1b red and apricot who will be between 35-45 pound puppies. They are the same age and ready to go in early August. At the time of this posting, we have a mix of boys and girls available on that litter as well. Click the link to find our more about our small standard red goldendoodle puppies for sale. The picture below is one of her year old pups. We’ll try to keep our availability updated as much as possible.
When And How To Start Grooming a Goldendoodle Puppy
New doodle families often ask when they should start grooming their goldendoodle puppy. While we’re not grooming experts, we can share what we do with our goldendoodle pups, along with feedback we’ve gotten from our doodle families. If you have any tips that we could share with our Rainfield Goldendoodle family, please contacct us through Rainfield Facebook page or at my email at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com.
Goldendoodle Puppies at 8-10 weeks old. Their coats are fluffy and getting thicker. The pup in the middle will be the first to need the hair around his eyes trimmed.
*Note: We are including some links and recommendations for products we use. We are not being paid or compensated to advertise these. These are just items we have research and added to our grooming set up.
What Type of Goldendoodle Do You Have and What Is Their Coat Type?
Here at Rainfield, we have puppies whose coats range from quite curly (our F1bb or some F1b puppies) to shaggy wavy coats (our F1s and some F1bs). Goldendoodles take a couple years to get their full and final coats, so their coats will change and transition during those first two years. They usually start off pretty fluffy with baby fuzz underneath. Gradually the curlier doodles get more of a curly, poodle-like coat, although usually with looser curls that a poodle. The shaggy wavy coated doodles, get a longer, fuller, straighter coat, often with a little curl in it. In our experience, curlier goldendoodles need their first actual grooming experience a little earlier (3-4 monhs old) than the shaggy wavy doodles (5-6 months).
Two different coat types. Marcus (the Great) is an F1 doodle and has a shaggy, wavy coat. Princess Neely is an F1b Mini Goldendoodle puppy. She has a beautiful curly coat.
Get Your Puppy Started with Weekly Grooming Maintenance
Regardless of the coat type, before you start full-on grooming a goldendoodle puppy,they need to get used to regular brushings and the sounds of the grooming table (blowers, clippers, etc.). Go ahead and blow dry them a little bit after each bath. If you have clippers or beard trimmers, turn on the clippers and let your goldendoodle get used to the sound. Bring the clippers close to their fur in different places, their head, legs, feet. Don’t overdo it and if they’re nervous, slow down. Give your doodles dog treats while the blower or clippers are going so your doodle develops a positive association with those sounds.
Brushing your goldendoodle puppy at least once a week is very important. Those fuzzy, soft doodle puppy coats tend to get little mats that aren’t always visible, but left alone will grow and get worse and eventually lead to a groomer having to “poodle your doodle” by giving them a short buzz cut or shave. By brushing out those early mats, you can hopefully keep your doodles coat a little longer — if that’s that look you love. We use a steel comb and/or mat raker as needed.
Starting With an Eye, Ear and Sanitary Trim
Goldendoodle puppies are so adorable and funny. Their long hair becomes part of their doodle personality and you don’t want to lose that by grooming them too early. The earliest grooming a goldendoodle puppy needs is often an eye, ear and sanitary trim. When their hair starts getting in their eyes, or fuzzing out their ears, and when poop residue starts clinging to their fur near their butt, your doodle is ready for their first light grooming.
Amber is a 5 month old F1 Goldendoodle Puppy. She’s got a beautiful coat, but it has started to look messy, especially around the face.
With our puppies that often happens at about 12-16 weeks of age. You can either take them to the groomer to get this done, or, if you are more of a DIYer like we are, you can do this at home. A little trim around the eyes, a light buzz on the inside of the ears with a small trimmer like this one and some scissor clipping around their potty areas might be enough to tide you over until their coat is thick enough for their first official grooming . Just be careful because doodles can be bouncy. You don’t want to injure their eyes. We use safety tip grooming scissors that have rounded ends for the areas around their face.
Time to Schedule Your Doodle’s First Major Grooming
At 5 months old, Amber’s thick coat is growing in beautifully. A scissor clip will even her coat out a bit. With that nice coat, we want her to be used to regular grooming and the grooming table as well.
And finally, when your doodle starts looking too messy, it’s time for your doodle’s first grooming experience at the groomers or at your home grooming station. Our doodles seem to need their first grooming at about 5 months old, but puppies with an especially thick, full coat, may need it sooner. Puppies with thinner coats, may be able to go longer than that. It’s your call.
We do most of our own grooming, when possible. We prefer the longer, shaggier look on our goldendoodles, so we prefer to start with scissor clipping when grooming a goldendoodle puppy. If the puppy’s coat has too many mats that can’t be raked out using a mat raker, you may need to be give them a closer cut or shave. If your puppy is very matted, it’s best to get professional help as you can cut or injure your dog if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Scissor clipping is all Amber needs for now. A grooming table makes all the difference. We use the large Flying Pig Brand. Grooming a goldendoodle puppy takes skill, but Violet (16) has learned her grooming techniques by watching Youtube videos. Amber feels good and looks so much cleaner and neater after getting all that puppy fuzz off.
Caring for Your Goldendoodle Puppy’s Ears
Goldendoodles have long, beautiful, floppy ears. Dogs with long ears can have more ear trouble as the hair grows and gets trapped in their ears. Once this happens, moisture is retained and yeast and other bacteria can become a problem. Excessive yeast in a dog’s ear can lead to ear infections if clean ears are not maintained.
Part of your weekly grooming maintenance should be checking their ears and using an ear wash. We use Zymox Otic and use that for 3 or 4 days. However, if your dogs seems in pain or it doesn’t clear up within a few daus, schedule an appointment with your vet as they may have an ear infection and need some antibiotics.
Brownie has those long, floppy doodle ears that need regular cleanings to keep yeast growth at bay.
