If you’re having trouble training your goldendoodle puppy, here are some tips I gleaned during my adventures training a goldendoodle puppy named Archie.
Little Archie is a three month old F1b goldendoodle puppy. I spent a few minutes each morning giving him some one on one training. Well, this moring he said “no way!”
I had clipped a leash on Archie for the first time and he immediately let me know it was the greatest insult. He squirmed, twisted and wiggled as hard as he could to get that contraption off of his little collar. Thankfully, I had equipped myself with a bag of small liver treats. He had been doing so well with everything else I had done with him so far, so it took me by surprize as he shook his head and refused to budge. It was so unlike him. But first — backtracking a bit….
The importance of the right treats
My dogs and puppies will do anything for a liver treat. I like to buy them fresh from the store, cook them up and cut them into little pieces. Yesterday, I caused quite a sensation at the grocery store. While shopping, the meat market people brought out packages of liver marked on sale. They no sooner placed the packages on the shelf, then I had transferred them all to my basket. I could imagine other shoppers’ thoughts on my extreme love of liver. Not many people eat liver now days. At times like this, I pretend no one is watching. What can one woman do with 25 lbs of liver in her shopping cart?
Leash training a goldendoodle puppy
Well, back to Archie, he initially refused to move. I placed a treat a foot in front of him and he still did not budge. I put him in ‘sit’ position and waited. I had time. After about 20 minutes of taking ‘1 ft moves’, he seemed to forget his resolve to make me sweat it out. He decided to follow. While I had been faithful with his daily training session, somehow I had neglected his leash training. I knew I had a bit of catching up but was not prepared for his staunch resolve. Good news though, it did not take long before we had lots of progress. I have to admit, those little liver bits, work wonders. They are ‘high value’ treats. He is sometimes opinionated at first but it is inspiring to see how quickly he catches on. We actually had a little run together on the way back home, on leash.
Training can be so much fun. He is such a good boy and is quick to learn. And, of course, he teaches me patience.
Get your goldendoodle puppy today!
With summer kicking into gear, it’s the perfect time to adopt a goldendoodle puppy. Right now we have Archie and his sister, Cherish, Archie is a curly F1b goldendoodle puppy and his sister is a shaggy, wavy, goldendoodle. Both are expected to be small to medium standards. They are doing very well with potty training, crate training, and more, including, thankfully, leash training.
If you’d like more information about adopting either of these darling goldendoodle pups, or would like to get on a future list for a puppy, contact me today at 281-235-3272, or email laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com
Tip – How do you make the goldendoodle in your life REALLY happy? Take those goldendoodles on vacation with you and encourage them to be one of those beach loving goldendoodles!
Sweet Noelle had her first trip to the beach last week. Although she spent a good part of the week staying way AWAY from all that salty beach water in Corpus Cristi, the part she DID love was hanging with her two small charges, my grandkids, rolling in the sand, running along the beach and making sure no harm came to her very own “littles”. She will have sweet dreams when she gets back home.
Adopt an older goldendoodle
While goldendoodle puppies are a great joy, sometimes an older goldendoodle, like Noell, who is already past their puppy stage, is a better fit. Ocassionally we get older goldendoodles returned. It’s rare, but sometimes life changes happen and we do ask that our families contact us if they need to rehome their goldendoodle for any reason. We also ocassionally have goldendoodle and poodle parents of ours who are retiring and would love to have a home of their own.
If you would like to go on our list to adopt an older goldendoodle, contact me at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com.
Check it out! We have got a beautiful male and female goldendoodle puppy for sale and ready to go home now. Both are apricot in color. The male has a curlier coat and the female a shaggier, wavy coat. Both are expected to be between 40 to 50 pounds. They are crate trained and are doing well on potty training.
Contact Us Today!
If you would like more information on these doodle pups contact me today at 281-235-3272 or by email at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com. You can also contact me through our Rainfield Goldendoodles Facebook page while browsing pictures of our previous goldendoodles. Pricing and more details below the pictures.
Which Pups Are Available Now?
This is Archie! He is a curly, male goldendoodle puppy that is available now. He loves cuddles and scratches on the chin and chest, but he’ll also settle for a good belly rub!
This shaggy litte lady is ready to make your summer vacation the best one ever! Cherish loves toys and exploring and outdoor adventures — with toys.
What to Expect When Taking a Goldendoodle Puppy Home
Here at Rainfield Goldendoodles, our puppies have started their basic puppy training. All our puppies have started their crate training, which leads to potty training, at a young age. We follow that up with basic manners training and teaching them to pay attention, which helps get them ready for more advanced training. Our pups are sleeping through the night (for the most part) so no need to wake up and take them out in the middle of the night. We will give you a pre-pick up letter that has their schedule and the basic supplies we recommend as you start on your puppy journey.
Price for a Goldendoodle Puppy
The price for a goldendoodle puppy for sale is $2250. If you want one of these cuties, but aren’t ready to pick it up yet, you can put down a $350 deposit to hold the puppy. The deposit will get applied to the total price. We do offer discounts to families purchasing a second doodle from us, or to first responders and members f the armed forces.
Contact us today to find our more about the goldendoodle puppies we have for sale and ready to go home for summer vacation.
As a long-time lover of goldendoodles, I have been loving all the many places you see goldendoodle art and merch popping up more and more, While shopping at Joanne’s Fabrics today for material to make my puppies new bandanas. I passed by this sewing machine busily doing this with no human in sight. Looking closer it sure looked like a beautiful goldendoodle. Now I’m thinking I might just be in the market for a new sewing machine.
Are you looking for a handsome male goldendoodle pup ready now? Meet Archie, a charming male goldendoodle puppy. Archie has his first shots and is doing well on his crate and potty trainng. He’s on a good schedule and is a good eater. This boy is going to be a medium/standard sized goldendoodle with a beautiful, golden/apricot coat.
Archie – Curly Apricot Male Goldendoodle Puppy *Possible good fit for those with pet allergies
Personality traits – This little guy is smart and is learning basic commands. He’s playful, but also has a contemplative side and likes to sit quietly with you. Archie loves chase games and tennis ball fetch.. He loves doing his daily yard check, seeing if there’s anything new to discover in his great big world. He is working on his potty and crate training and doing well and has been introduced to the leash. He loves children.
*He will have a curlier coat, so is likely to be no shed or low shed, which makes him more hypo-allergenic, however if you have moderate or severe pet allergies, please let us know and we will do an allergy check first to see how you do.
How to Adopt this Adorable Male Goldendoodle Pup
To reserve this doodle pup, contact me (Laurie) by text or phone at 281-235-3272 or by email at laurieclaire@gmail.com.
Pricing for this Goldendoodle Puppy is $2250 due at pickup. If you’re not quite ready to pick him up, but would like to reserve him until you can come out, you can put down a $350 deposit and I will hold him for you. He is ready to go now though, so if you’re ready to take him home with you, let me know and I’ll give you all the information on his schedule, what he’s eating, his medical records, and essential supplies.
