Bella Mini Goldendoodles
Chelsea, ALCavalier King Charles SpanielGoldendoodlePoodle
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Transparency31%
Health30%
Responsible Breeding6%
Customer Reviews93%
Score ConfidenceMedium Confidence
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Reviews (15)
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Joe does have dog and cat allergies and that led us to the goldendoodle. He had mild reactions to the first generations but does really well with our later generation doodles. We have since learned a good bit on the topic and have had great success placing puppies with families with allergies.
Raising goldendoodles started as a hobby but as our client base grew from referrals and happy customers. We are proud to say that we have puppies all through out the United States and a couple that are out of the country! We have grown by incorporating guardian homes. Like our home page photo shows, many of our family members live with the dogs in our breeding program along with friends and neighbors. That means that our Male Doods and female Doodettes all have families of their own and are not kenneled. It would be very unusual for us to have an adult dog that needed to be rehomed.
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