Casey, daddy to Dax, a Rainfield Goldendoodle, sent us our latest goldendoodle check-in and included some beautiful pictures and even a video clip. Dax is one our curly f1b Goldendoodle pups who move to North Texas, and, from the looks of it, he’s living the life and loving being the dog of the house.
I noticed the pictures of Dax in the swimming pool and asked Casey if Dax was a water lover. Being hybrids, some of our goldendoodles LOVE water (retreiver side) and others like to keep their gorgeous coats high and dry (poodle side).
Apparently Dax likes water, with a lower case “L”. In other words, he will dive off the dock to go save his human sibling if he falls off the surf board, or he will go get the tennis ball that fell in the pool, but LOVES water is stretching it a little too far. He leans more into the hugger and great companion side of being a goldendoodle than the pro-swimmer, and that’s all right with us!
We hope you enjoy the pictures of Dax and his wonderful family!
Goldendoodle Dax sure is a cutie pie! Hugs to Dax and a shout out to his mom and dad! Thank you for the Goldendoodle check-in. We love to hear how our doodles are living their best life! Keep up the good work!
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A highlight of our day – Playtime with Goldendoodle Puppies
Check out this cute video of one of our favorite activities — Playtime with Goldendoodle Puppies.
What We Learn By Observing our Goldendoodle Pups at Play…
The pups are having fun and we get to not only play with them and get lots of doodle kisses and hugs, but we also get to see a little better who they are and what makes these little cuties tick! Are they extra playful and like to start all the games and check out the new toys?
Daisy, definitely one of the playful, adventurous types
Are they quieter and more relaxed, liking to join in for a bit and then retreating to their favorite spot on the dog cot? Which puppy is the water lover?
Emma and Summer — can you tell which one is the water lover and who likes to keep her coat pretty?
Who comes up to us and loves getting more snuggles and giving kisses? Which one are more cautious — noticing that new box with doorways cut in, but waiting for the more adventurous one to go first — just to make sure it’s safe? And, yes, there are the adventurous and curious ones who will are the jump first, ask later types. Some love stuffy toys, others like the squeaky ones or chew toys.
Nemo carried around his favorite stuffy today! And, yes, it needed to go in the wash afterwards.
These are all things you observe when you get to be a part of Playtime with Goldendoodle Puppies.
We hope you enjoy seeing our pups at play as much as we do!
Looking to Adopt a Goldendoodle Puppy?
Find out which of these cute pups in this Playtime with Goldendoodle Puppies video are available for adoption by clicking on our Listing Page with our goldendoodle puppies for sale. Contact us today if you would like to reserve one of these darling goldendoodle pups. The deposit is $350, which gets applied to the total price of $1850, plus tax*!
Piko is one of the snuggly boys and who gives the best doodle kisses
*DISCOUNTS: We offer a 10% discount to those buying a second goldendoodle from us, or anyone who is Active or Former Mlitary, as well as Police or first responders.
New Adventures with Our Goldendoodle Pups at 5 weeks old
Heading Outdoors
Our darling little doodles are now 5 weeks old and ready for some new experiences and early training. One of the things we introduce to our goldendoodle pups at 5 weeks old is outdoor playtime. Our home-raised puppies are all raised inside of our home, but as they grow, they need more space to run and play and get the socialization that outdoor playtime affords. Welll, today was the day! Houston heat is no fun, but with shade and plenty of cool water, the pups loved their outdoor playtime … for about 30 minutes.
Litlte Finn discovers the cotLittle Piko is one of the smaller boys. He struggled a little at first, but didn’t give up!
Potty Training continues
The pups quickly found the litter box, which helps keep their play area clean. Eventually we move outside the grass to get them ready for what the real world is like, but for now, the litter box sure is handy. These cuties now need the larger litter box. Our little doodles were doing so well with their smallers ones, but the puppies are growing so fast. It was time for their big boy and girl potties.
Tails up…
Introducing the dog crate
We place a crate inside the play area with the doors open, so they can check it out and get used to the concept. Other than that, we had a great time just hanging out while outdoors today.
Tonight will be their first night sleeping in a crate. Let’s see how that goes. At this age they usually take it in stride. I was late with the crate training with one litter and they were about six and half weeks old before they were introduced to the crate, and, boy, did they let me know their thoughts about that. They were my noisiest litter. They did eventually get it, but was a good reminder that the younger they are, the easier it is to introduce new concepts.
Someone ventured into the crate for the first time
Getting to Know You, Little One!
I really love this stage where we finally get a glimpse at their little personalities. They are all so unique and different, which is why, in my opinion, goldendoodles make such wonderful companions and friends. Their outside playtime is where we start to get the biggest hints at who these little goldendoodles are as we sit with them, interact with them and watch them interact with their siblings. There are a few cuddle bugs who will trail around whoever is outside with them, always begging to be picked up and snuggled. They can never get too many pets or cuddles.
We found the observant one, our little cream goldendoodle boy
Then, there are the adventurous playful and observant pups who will be checking out every nook and cranny. Smelling and, yes, tasting the news of the day. Today this bunch found a few healthy weeds that were trying to creep up between the paver stone. These ones are the life of the party and love starting the games and getting the rest following along.
Little Shelly, one of our 5 week old goldendoodle pups
The laid back ones play for a little while and then find a comfy spot in the shade to watch the world go by — and the goofballs do their things. Sometimes we have a pup or two who is a little more cautious and reserved. These pups watch first and wait to join in until they are sure it’s a good idea.
Little Dory already has a beautiful smile – 5 week old goldendoodle pup
King of the Mountain on the dog cot was the big game today! Little Finn and Piko were the two Kings today. Nobody figured out the slide today, but it has been spotted.
We have our King of the Mountain — for now… Good job, Finn!
Pick out your Goldendoodle Puppy Today!
Families with deposit are starting to visit and pick out their puppies this week, but we still have goldendoodle puppies for sale. Take a minute to look over the available pups on our website or visit us on our Rainfield Goldendoodles Facebook page. If you see one you like, reserve it today by putting down the $350 deposit. Your deposit gets applied to the total price of $1850, (plus tax.) Click here to Contact us via our website and email, or text us at 832-971-4649. Pups can start going to their new homes August 10, 2025!
F1b goldendoodle puppies for sale in Houston this summer
We’ll leave you with a few more fun pictures of our goldendoodle pups at 5 weeks old as they enjoy their very first outdoor adveture!
So What’s It like with 4 week old Goldendoodle puppies?
Last week we touched on life with our goldendoodle pups at 3 weeks old and all the fun changes in their lives. It’s been 7 whole days, which is like several months in human days, so let’s move on and see what’s new with our 4 week old goldendoodle puppies!
First Bath and Introduction to… The HAIR DRYER
Now that the pups have been eating solid (mushy) food for about a week, they were starting to look and smell a little funky. Time for their first bath! At 4 weeks old and about 4 or 5 pounds, these doodle pups can still be bathed in the sink. Most loved the lukewarm water and soothing massage.
This little female is still tiny enough for a sink bathPeekaboo!
After their bath, the puppies got their new breakaway puppy collars and got their first exposure to the hair dryer. This is really the perfect age to introduce a hair dryer. All of them were so pretty relaxed and did surprisingly well for their first time (of many if you are a goldendoodle with long, beautiful locks). After that, it was a LONG nap to recover from all that work! It’s not easy being beautiful!
No more newborn collars, these pups are ready for their breakaway collarsThe noise of the dryer didn’t seem to phase this sweet doodle pup
Potty Training Progress
As we talked about last week, we introduced the litter boxes to our little 3 week old cuties. Last week, the pups were pretty oblivious, with some even used it as a bed. Check out their progress in just 7 days! All on their own, most of the our 4 week old goldendoodle puppies figured out what a litter box is for. The pups are now doing their business in the litter box or on the pee pads. They’re not perfect and are still a little messy, but there is a marked improvement and definite progress. Now that they know what’s what, we’ll transition them to the bigger litter boxes that are a little easier for them to find and use as they grow.
Success with the litterbox!
Age appropriate Socialization Exercises with our 4 week old Goldendoodle Puppies
We are starting to introduce new looks (funny hats, wigs, hoodies, etc.), loud noises, (clanging pots, crinkling bags), and new toys and stimuli. These sharp little doodle puppies just take it in stride and keep right on playing, sleeping or whatever they were doing in the first place. The new item we introduced into their play area today was the Shark Kitty Tunnel. It was a big hit! It won’t stand much of a chance once their little piranha teeth come in, but it’s fun while it lasts.
Trying to figure out what this new toy is that just appeared in their pen
Even month old pups can start learning manners…
My daughter, Alice, decided to see if our little munchkins were ready to start learning to “mand” (learning to sit when asked by an upturned hand, in order to get pets and attention). Sure enough, I came downstairs about 15 minutes later to three little pups all sitting nicely, waited to be petted by a silly girl in a wig and funny hat. Not bad for 4 week old puppies.
THe question is, are they learning to “mand” — or just wondering who this crazy person is with a wig and strange hat?
Getting Ready for Week 5 – Crate training, outside playtime and more.
We’re pulling out the crates this week and will start to let them sleep in their crates at night. It’s the next step in their early potty training and helps get them used to crates and it being a safe, cozy place to sleep at night.
Also next week (weather permitting), we may start the outside playtime in our puppy play area. Houston heat is no fun, so we try to keep to short sessions, but they do love to run, play and explore and then come into the nice air conditioning to sleep and recoup all that energy. The pups this year have it easy compared the babies last year who had to cope (along with their humans) with no electricity after Hurricane Beryl paid us a visit.
This shark kitty tunnel is safe till those piranha teeth come in next week!
Time for New Puppy Meet and Greet With New Families
Also next week, we will start meet and greets for families who have put down deposits. The pups little personalities are starting to emerge and they are noticing people more. Between 4-5 weeks we start to notice the ones who are more outgoing, or more cautious and discerning, the smart ones who figure everything else, or the laid back ones who like to watch the world go by. It’s such a joy to begin to discover who each of these little cuties are.
Come meet our wonderful little puppies and pick one out for your family.
Goldendoodle Puppies Available to Adopt
If you are looking to add a goldendoodle to your family this summer, these 4 week old goldendoodle puppies are available to adopt. They will be ready to go August 10, 2025. Contact us today to reserve one and pick out one of these puppies.
Deposit: $350
Total Price (including deposit) $1850, plus tax.
As we mentioned above, we are ready to start meet and greets, so if you would like to schedule a time to come by and meet the puppies and pick out the one your connect with, just give us a shout. Click here to see which puppues are still available and to learn a little bit more about the goldendoodle pups in this litter.
Please feel free to reach out through our Facebook page, or by email or phone on our Contact Us page. We know adopting a dog is a big deal. We are here and happy to answer any questions you may have and will walk you through the process of adopting a goldendoodle puppy. Don’t delay! These beautiful goldendoodle puppies are waiting to join your family.
A Quick Glimpse of our Goldendoodle Pups at 3 weeks Old
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like raising a litter of goldendoodles, here a glimpse into how it’s going with our goldendoodle pups at 3 weeks old!
Little Piko, one of our goldendoodle pups at 3 weeks old
This week our sweet, three-week old baby doodles have been discovering their voices. Where we used to mainly hears whines, we are hearing more baby growls and even some early barks. Some of these little guys and gals are quite the communicators and like to use their newfound skill to show off and assert themselves during their playtime. They are finally discovering that their littermates can means hours of endless fun, instead of just competition for milk . Right now it’s still in the beginning stages, but soon they will perfect their tackling and puppy play skills and then the real fun will begin. For now I think it’s time to break out the toy bin.
Other Firsts for our 3 Week Old Doodle Babies
Time to start the solids.
These 3 week olds don’t have their teeth in yet, but when little tummies starts to rumble, it’s time to start with the REAL FOOD! With their eyes fully open now and their walking skills improving, they spend more time exploring their puppy pen. One of the things they have discovered is their mom’s kibble. Usually it takes our puppies a little longer (4-5 weeks) to start showing interest in solid food, but some of the bigger boys and girls have already started trying to nibble at mom’s kibble, which is a bit of a problem when you don’t have teeth yet.
Feeding 3 week old pups is a messy business! Thank God for puppy pads at this stage.
We decided it was time to introduce puppy mush and, boy, do they love it! I feed them twice a day. They are still nursing quite a bit, but at least mom doesn’t have to supply all the nutrition. As they get their teeth in, I will gradually reduce the amount of mushy food to get them used to drier kibble. Usually by about 5 or 6 weeks old, they are doing well with their kibble and don’t need wet puppy food to entice them to eat.
Emma loves the cottage cheese bits I add to the mush.
Early Potty Training Begins this Week
Another things we like to do with our Rainfield pups at about 3 weeks old is to introduce them to a litter box. We have found this helps keep the pen cleaner and contains the smells. So, this is the week we starting putting the litter out in their pen. We use pine pellets or, as it is known at Tractor Supply, horse bedding. The pellets turn into sawdust when the pups use it as their potty. The saw dust can be messy, but we think it’s not nearly as messy as the puppy pens would be without the litter boxes.
It takes them a week or two to catch on, but 3 weeks is a good time to start. Right now the pups aren’t quite sure what to make of them or what these blue boxes that suddenly appeared in their pen are for. Several of them think they are sleeping tubs, but give it a week and we will start seeing them use it as a potty. Once one of them catches on, the others will notice and catch on too.
Not exactly what’s it’s there for, but, hey, as long as it’s still clean.
It’s actually pretty amazing to see how they naturally catch on to doing their business in one place. We’re used to it with cats, but it’s a natural instinct with a lot of animals to keep their bed area clean, and goldendoodles are no different. They are such smart, observant little pooches. Goldendoodles are such intelligent dogs (thank you standard poodles), and tend to catch on very quickly to new things and notice when you add something new to their environment.
Let sleeping puppies lie
We’ll update you next week on their progress with the litter box and other progress. For now, enjoy the pics of these cuties first meal and what they think about litter boxes at the moment. That’s it for now! Till next week…
Add a goldendoodle puppy to add your family this summer!
If you’ve been tossing around the idea of getting a new puppy or family dog, we think goldendoodles make the absolute best companions and family dogs. These cuties from this litter will be ready for their new homes in August! We are taking deposits now and letting families reserve their puppies. The deposit is $350 and gets applied to the total price of $1850, plus tax, for one of these darling goldendoodle puppies. Our 3 week old goldendoodle puppies are medium standard F1b goldendoodles who will grow to be about 50-60 pounds full grown. They are cream and tan right now, but will likely darken some as their coats come in. Some will stay cream or white. To see which goldendoodles we have avaiable right now, visiit our listing page by clicking here.
Summer Goldendoodle pups are the sweetest!
To get on our list and reserve a goldendoodle pup today, contact us today by clicking here. To reach us faster, you can also call or text us at 832-971-4649, or email directly to nadiap@gmail.com. You can also DM us on our Rainfield Goldendoodles Facebook page while you browse and check out all the pictures of our fun-loving goldendoodle dogs of times past.
We look to foward to hearing from you!
Add a goldendoodle pup to your family today! Doodle kisses included!
We hope you have a Happy 4th of July celebration! Our Father’s Day Litter is 3 weeks old and, whether they like it or not, will be getting their first socialization to fireworks! They usually do just fine at this age. We’re not sure how much it helps them longterm. In our experience there are just dogs that don’t mind it much and others that get a lot of anxiety. Hopefully these little cuties will be the former.
Happy 4th of July!
Our little Father’s Day litter of goldendoodle puppies is nearly three weeks old. Their eyes opened over the past week and they are getting an earful and eyeful of the world around them. OF course, they mostly have eyes for mom, but they are learning to like being handled and petted. We had a family over today to do an allergy test. Both the dad and his 4 year old son were such dog whisperers. They took our fussiest puppies and had them fast asleep in their arms within 30 seconds.
Little Finn found his spot!
We hope you enjoy these recent pictures with their 4th of July bows and bandanas. As long as there was a comfy spot to sit or lay, these pups LOVE posing for photos.
At 3 weeks old, Little Piko is already sporting some pretty cute curls.
Goldendoodle Puppies For Sale this Summer
One of our Goldendoodle Puppies for Sale this Summer
These beautiful goldendoodle for sale this Summer. We are located in the Houston area. We have both male and female puppies available. If you would like more specifics about the puppies and to see more pictures, contact us today at laurie@rainfieldgoldedoodles.com or DM us our Facebook page. You can also text or call us at (832) 971-4649. These F1b goldendoodle pups will be cream and apricot with some white markings. Coats will range from curly to a little straighter and fluffy. These are medium standard goldendoodles who will be approximately 45-55 pounds (females) and 50-60 lbs (males)
Deposit: $350 that get applied to the total price with balance due at pickup.
