Puppies from this litter are apricot and red colored, small standard-sized F1b goldendoodle puppies with a curly to fluffy coat who will probably reach about 35 to 45 pounds full grown. By the time they go to their new homes, they  should be sleeping through the night in their crates and be on a basic schedule.  We have started to potty train the pups. They will be eating dry kibble. 

These goldendoodle pups will come with their health record with the date of their first shots and worming schedule.  You will need to take them to see your vet and set up their next two shots (3 weeks apart) before they are considered fully vaccinated and ready to be out and about. Until then, please keep them  indoors, or in your back yard, and away from public areas where they could be exposed to bacteria (parvo, etc) from unvaccinated dogs. 

Puppies from this litter are apricot and red colored, small standard-sized F1b goldendoodle puppies with a curly to fluffy coat who will probably reach about 35 to 45 pounds full grown. By the time they go to their new homes, they  should be sleeping through the night in their crates and be on a basic schedule.  We have started to potty train the pups. They will be eating dry kibble. 

These goldendoodle pups will come with their health record with the date of their first shots and worming schedule.  You will need to take them to see your vet and set up their next two shots (3 weeks apart) before they are considered fully vaccinated and ready to be out and about. Until then, please keep them  indoors, or in your back yard, and away from public areas where they could be exposed to bacteria (parvo, etc) from unvaccinated dogs. 

Puppies from this litter are apricot and red colored, small standard-sized F1b goldendoodle puppies with a curly to fluffy coat who will probably reach about 35 to 45 pounds full grown. By the time they go to their new homes, they  should be sleeping through the night in their crates and be on a basic schedule.  We have started to potty train the pups. They will be eating dry kibble. 

These goldendoodle pups will come with their health record with the date of their first shots and worming schedule.  You will need to take them to see your vet and set up their next two shots (3 weeks apart) before they are considered fully vaccinated and ready to be out and about. Until then, please keep them  indoors, or in your back yard, and away from public areas where they could be exposed to bacteria (parvo, etc) from unvaccinated dogs. 

Puppies from this litter are apricot and red colored, small standard-sized F1b goldendoodle puppies with a curly to fluffy coat who will probably reach about 35 to 45 pounds full grown. By the time they go to their new homes, they  should be sleeping through the night in their crates and be on a basic schedule.  We have started to potty train the pups. They will be eating dry kibble. 

These goldendoodle pups will come with their health record with the date of their first shots and worming schedule.  You will need to take them to see your vet and set up their next two shots (3 weeks apart) before they are considered fully vaccinated and ready to be out and about. Until then, please keep them  indoors, or in your back yard, and away from public areas where they could be exposed to bacteria (parvo, etc) from unvaccinated dogs. 

Puppies from this litter are apricot and red colored, small standard-sized F1b goldendoodle puppies with a curly to fluffy coat who will probably reach about 35 to 45 pounds full grown. By the time they go to their new homes, they  should be sleeping through the night in their crates and be on a basic schedule.  We have started to potty train the pups. They will be eating dry kibble. 

These goldendoodle pups will come with their health record with the date of their first shots and worming schedule.  You will need to take them to see your vet and set up their next two shots (3 weeks apart) before they are considered fully vaccinated and ready to be out and about. Until then, please keep them  indoors, or in your back yard, and away from public areas where they could be exposed to bacteria (parvo, etc) from unvaccinated dogs.