Little Teddy, an F1b apricot goldendoodle puppy, went to her new home this spring. I thought Teddy would miss us when she left to go to her new home, but from the looks of it, she has already fallen in love with her new momma, Danielle. She is off to a new journey and ready to enjoy every minute of it!
True Love!
Ready for a Red or F1b Apricot Goldendoodle Puppy of Your Own?
If you are looking for a red or apricot goldendoodle puppy, we have a litter of these cuties coming soon who will 8 weeks old and ready to go to a home of their own in early August. These doodle pups will be apricot and red. For more information on how to get a goldendoodle puppy of your own, contact us today through our Facebook page, by email at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com or text at 832-971-4649.
Percy Jackson, you sure have a handsome face! Some of our doodles are such comedians at heart. Ours keep us laughing A big thank you to Percy’s family for sharing these darling pictures with us. We really miss our puppies when they go, but getting to see them as they grow, brings us joy.
This little mini-goldendoodle puppy sure was special and stole our hearts. We love you, little Percy Jackson!
Percy at 2 months old
A mature 7 months old, don’t you think?
Percy Jackson is one of our Rainfield F1bb mini goldendoodle puppies. Contact us today at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com if you are looking for a mini goldendoodle puppy in the Houston area.
Little Frankie is an F1b Goldendoodle who lives in the Dallas area. He just turned a year old, but we and his mommy, Helen, are very proud of him. He just earned his Canine Good Citizen Certificate after finishing his last course at the Petsmart Training Center. Getting a CGC is the first major milestone towards becoming a therapy dog. That wasn’t easy and Frankie’s a little pooped at the moment, but the next step, Therapy Dog Training.
Good job, Helen and Frankie! Helen has big plans for this sweetheart and plans to include him in her therapy work in the near future. Keep us posted on the progress.
High Paw, little guy! Keep up the good work!
Goldendoodles Love and Need Dog Training
Even if you don’t plan to go as far as Frankie with his therapy dog training, we definitely recommend getting your goldendoodle puppy into some form of training as soon as they are old enough. If you prefer remote classes, there are affordable online courses, like Baxter and Bella or Zach George’s one month course, or in-person classes.
If you’d like recommendations from our Rainfield alumni, give us a shout and we’ll put out the word. Whatever you do though, please do make the most of these very smart puppies. Goldendoodles are highly intelligent, intuitive dogs who love to learn and enjoy life with their families. A little training makes a world of difference! Enjoy!
Frankie’s Got Siblings Coming Soon!
We are expecting new puppies in mid-June, including some Frankie siblings. If you are looking for a late-summer goldendoodle puppy in the Houston area, get in touch today get in touch with us today either on our Facebook page, by email at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com or by phone at 832-971-4649.
Male Goldendoodle Puppies Available Now in Houston, Texas
UPDATE — May 26th: Little Valentino found his furever home yesterday. If you are looking for a goldendoodle puppy in the Houston area, we will have an upcoming litter of summer goldendoodle puppies, ready to go home in August. These will be mini goldendoodle puppies ranging from 25-40 lbs. If you’re interested in getting on our list for one of these darling doodle pups, contact us today at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com or by text or phone at 832-971-4649.
UPDATE — May 24th: We have one little furball goldendoodle puppy available. Little Valentino is 11 weeks old and ready to go to his new home. Contact us if you’re looking to add this extra charming goldendoodle boy to your family. He is very well-behaved… in a puppy sort of way. 🙂 He’s basically potty trained, crate trained and is a very fast learner. Get him today before he’s gone!
Spring is in the air — literally! This spring, besides bringing us loads of pollen, has also blown in a beautiful litter of goldendoodle puppies available now to go to their new homes. We have two handsome goldendoodle boys and one girl who are going to be ready to go to their new homes. These pups are going on 10 weeks old and are crate trained, doing well on their potty training, are sleeping through the night and are doing amazing on their early training. Pricing and other details are listed below, so keep reading. To reserve one of these pups, contact Laurie at 281-235-3272 or visit our 10 Steps to Buying a Goldendoodle Puppy.
Our three little musketeers, although sometimes you might mistake these goldendoodle boys for the Three Stooges.
What Mix Are These Goldendoodle Puppies?
These doodle pups are going to be light apricot or cream. They are F1 goldendoodle puppies, so they will have more of that traditional shaggy wavy coat with that great mix of golden retriever and poodle personality. The pups from this litter are standard size goldendoodle puppies and are expected to grow to about 65-80 pounds.
What Is the Price for a Standard Goldendoodle Puppy?
Our standard goldendoodle puppies are $1950. It’s a $250 deposit if there is one in particular that you want o reserve. The deposit then gets applied to the balance due at the time at pickup. Of course, now that the puppies are ready to go, you can come out and meet your new puppy and pay at the pickup if you prefer.
How Do I Get One of these Beautiful Doodle Puppies?
These goldendoodle puppies available now are ready to go to their new homes. If you would like to take a puppy home to enjoy and bond with over your summer vacation, contact Laurie at 281-235-3272. You can also email at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com. We also have a Rainfield Goldendoodles fan page on Facebook and Instagram. To see our recommendations and reviews or get an idea of what our past goldendoodle puppies are like, please visit us at one of our fan pages.
Why Get a Puppy From Rainfield Goldendoodles?
Here at Rainfield we like to spend that little extra time with our goldendoodle puppies to get them off to the best start possible. Your new puppy has had their worm and parasite treatment. They have had their first (of 3) puppy shots and have been for their first vet check up to ensure that the puppies are in general good health before they go to their new homes. We also give you a 1 year health guarantee for congenital issues.
Your new puppy is already on a schedule, which you can continue or switch up to make it work for you. We have started crate training your puppy. Your puppy will generally be sleeping through the night by the time they go to their new home. You may have a rough night or two as they settle in, but they generally adjust fairly quickly. Part of the crate training process is potty training, so your new doodle pup has already gotten started on their potty training. Again, we will give you some tips and instructions on how you can keep it up. If you follow through, most families have a fairly easy time potty training their new puppy.
Early Socialization of Your Puppy
Socializing a new puppy involves introducing puppies to a variety of sounds, sensations, new experiences and circumstances while it’s easier on them. Puppies are naturally more curious and fearless. The more you expose your puppy to at a young age, the more well-rounded and confident they will be in a variety of situations. For instance, your puppy has already been introduced to young toddlers and children, to water, to loud noises. If there are firework shows going on, we’re taking a walk with them so they can get used to it. Once you take your puppy home, you will need to continue to do this as much as possible. Of course, until they have their third and final puppy shot, you will need to keep them close to home and avoid areas where dogs with parvo and other illnesses could have been, but once that’s done, have fun!
Who’s Coming Next?
If you’re not quite ready for a puppy right now, our next litters are going to be summer puppies. Check back in to see who’s coming next. We are taking deposits on upcoming litters now, so if you’d like an early pick, get on the list early.
Are you Looking for Crate Trained Goldendoodle Puppies?
We often get asked if we have crate trained goldendoodles puppies and what new doodle owners can expect. The short answer is, yes, crate and potty training is going well and your new doodle already has some other training as well! As small breeders who home raise our goldendoodle puppies, we are always finding new ways to give our/your new goldendoodle puppy the best possible start by crate training, potty training, teaching basic manners and more. Getting a new puppy is a big step, but there are a few things that we feel make it easier to introdue a new puppy into your home. We’ll go over a few of those steps here.
This little boy has learned the place command using a dog cot
Puppies have started potty training, but need reinforcement and constant oversight
Your new goldendoodle puppy is making good progress towards potty training, however, it’s important that you reinforce it by continuing to crate train your pup and following a good schedule. Puppies under a year old should kept in a crate or a playyard when unsupervised to prevent potty accidents, but also to keep them safe and keep your home undamaged. A puppy under a year old is not reliable, no matter how sweet, well-behaved and potty trained they are. Puppies under a year of age may look full grown, but they tend to get those funny ideas to chew your favorite shoes, baseboards, chair legs and so on when bored and left to their own devices.
Playyards are a great way to give your puppy more room to play while keeping them contained. Food, water and a potty area are provided.
Your goldendoodle puppy sleeps through the night in a dog crate.
By the time our puppies go to their new homes at between 8 and 12 weeks of age, your new goldendoodle puppy is generally sleeping through the night in a dog crate. Dogs naturally try to keep their sleeping areas clean, so that night time crate training goldendoodle puppies is an important first step to potty training. If the pups are just 8 weeks old, they have been sleeping with their litter mates, so they may have an adjustment period the first night or two. It’s important to not take them out during the night and to let them learn to settle or else they will quickly learn that whining and barking in the middle of the night is much more fun than settling down to sleep.
Little Rudy just woke up from a nap and is ready to go out to potty
Puppies are eating dry kibble
We start our puppies on dry dog kibble at around 6 weeks old, so by 8 weeks of age, they are generally eating their dry food pretty well. We do suggest that you talk to your vet and determine which dog food they recommend. It should be a high quality dog food that is specifically made for puppies. Once you choose your new dog food, you can start trasitioning your puppy to the new food.
Your doodle pup has their first shots and parasite treatment
Your new puppy has their first of three puppy vaccines. Puppies need a series of three to be fully vaccinated against parvo and other canine illnesses, so you will need to keep them at home or away from places where sick or unvaccinated dogs may have been, such as parks, sidewalks, grassy dog areas, etc. If you take them shopping at pet-friendly stores, keep them in the shopping cart until they’re fully vaccinated.
Doodle puppies all seem to love their first vet visits — or they love all the attention they get from vet and staff
We Have Started Teaching Some Basic Commends and Early Training
Kenny was the smartest little guy. He caught on to everything so quickly.
Your young goldendoodle is smart and learns very quickly. The earlier they are introduced to training concepts, the quicker they catch on to what you are trying to teach them. So before your puppy leaves our home we like to teach them to “Watch Me,” (pay attention), mand (to sit using a hand motion) and to sit before being petted. Any puppies that we have that are older than 8 weeks may also have started learning “Place” on a dog cot, “Settle” and “Go Potty” to teach them to do their business quickly when put outside.
When you pick up your new goldendoodle puppy, we will spend a little time to show you what your puppy is learning and how to keep it up. We will also give you a copy of our schedule that we have the puppies on. You are free to adjust it to your own, but it’s important that when potty and crate training goldendoodle puppies that you do have a good schedule in place.
8 week old doodle puppies know that “Settle” and ‘Place” means treats.
We hope that gives you a little more confidence in adding a new puppy to your home. We know it’s a big decision, but we feel it is so worth it. Goldendoodles are such wonderful dogs, inside and out. Our goldendoodles have added so much to our family, we want to share the love.
Goldendoodle Puppies Available Now?
Little Honey with her new mama
If you would like to add one of these beautiful goldendoodle puppies to your home, call or text Laurie at 281-235-3272, or email laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com. At the moment, we have a beautiful, smart and very sweet litter of cream and apricot F1 Goldendoodle puppies. To find out more specifics about our current pups, click here. We also are expecting another litter later this summer. To see more examples of our grown doodles and puppies with their families, you can visit our Rainfield Goldendoodles Facebook or Instagram.
F1 Cream and Apricot Goldendoodle Puppies Available Now
