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Sascha Geib
Lotti has been the perfect addition to my life. She arrived already potty-trained and crate-trained, which made bringing her home an easy transition. She has the sweetest personality—playful and full of energy, but also calm and always ready to cuddle. She truly is such a special dog. Mary was incredible to work with from start to finish. She was always quick to respond whenever I had a question, and she shared so many helpful tips that made the whole experience even better. It’s clear she genuinely cares about her puppies and the homes they go to. I’m so grateful for her support and highly recommend her to anyone looking for a "partner in crime"!
Gregory Baxter
We got a standard sized golden doodle Maddox, formerly known as Carter, about 2 weeks ago and he’s the sweetest boy ever. He was the calmest of the bunch and stole our hearts when we saw him. Maddox was the best decision we’ve made. The breeder was super responsive to any and all questions I had, we set up an appointment to meet and see the puppies we were interested in. He came vaccinated, crate trained, potty trained and already on an eating schedule. The process was super smooth from the time I was interested until he came home. Highly recommend this breeder to anyone looking. They have all ages and sizes of golden doodles to choose from.
Heather Forbes
My goldendoodle is a year annd 3 months old this month and I cannot be more happy with her. The experience with the breeder and the price point was perfect for our family and I’m just so thankful we made the decision. Our miniature goldendoodle is the perfect size to take with us on our family trips and hiking and biking and kayaking. We even took her tubing yesterday. She has such a great demeanor and is so perfect for a family with a three-year-old who can be a little bit Intense with dogs so safety was a concern as well and we are just so happy with our miniature golden doodle. She has been pretty easy to train and my kids have helped a lot. She learned to go through the doggie door in just a matter of a few days. She wants to please us and looks to us for direction in most situations. We’re just so happy with her. I’m sorry about the box photo but cannot get Google to remove that photo from my uploads.
Craig Collins
From making the initial contact with D' Shalom Goldendoodles to picking up our puppy (Shai), intentional service was a forte. Mary is remarkably thorough in every aspect of management and care and her puppies are well-vetted for good health and parental attributes. Her immediate responsiveness to all inquiries is notable. Candidly, the best experience ever!
Taylor Rutherford
We purchased our puppy, Ranger (formerly Boomer), last month, and he has been absolutely perfect. I could not recommend this breeder enough!!! Ranger came to us crate-trained and potty-trained, which we are incredibly thankful for. Clearly, Mary is a wonderful breeder who goes above and beyond when caring for her puppies. Ranger has been such a great addition to our family. Ranger is extremely social, loves car rides, and enjoys a good snuggle on the couch. I can't thank Mary enough for everything, from her prompt communication to providing us with our soul dog. THANK YOU!!!
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• Origin: United States (bred as a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle)• Size: Goldendoodles come in various sizes, including Standard, Medium, Miniature, and Toy, depending on the size of the parent used in breeding. Standards are the largest, typically weighing between 50 and 75 pounds. Medium weighting between 35-50; Miniatures weighing between 20 and 35 pounds, and toys weighing between 5 and 20 pounds.• Lifespan: 10-15 years• Coat: Goldendoodles can have a variety of coat types, including wavy, curly, or straight. They often have low-shedding or hypoallergenic coats, making them popular for allergy sufferers.• Temperament: Goldendoodles are often friendly, intelligent, and affectionate. They tend to inherit positive traits from both Golden Retrievers and Poodles, making them great family companions.• Exercise Needs: Their exercise requirements can vary depending on their size and energy level. Generally, they enjoy playtime, walks, and mental stimulation.• Training: Goldendoodles are typically intelligent and eager to please, making them trainable. Positive reinforcement methods work well with them.• Grooming: Grooming needs depend on the coat type. Curlier coats may require more maintenance to prevent matting. Experts usually recommend regular brushing and professional grooming. The Goldendoodle is a relatively newer breed that was first bred in North America in the 1990s. People created the breed by crossing a Golden Retriever with a Poodle, with the goal of combining the intelligence, hypoallergenic coat, and good temperament of the Poodle with the trainability and friendly nature of the Golden Retriever. The first Goldendoodles were bred to create a service dog for people with disabilities who had allergies to dog hair. The breed quickly gained popularity, as people saw them as an ideal family pet due to their loving, friendly nature and hypoallergenic coat. Today, people recognize the Goldendoodle as a hybrid dog breed and consider it one of the most popular crossbreeds in North America. A multigen Goldendoodle is the product of breeding two Goldendoodles beyond their second generation (F2). This means that both the parents and the grandparents of the new multigen dog are also Goldendoodles. While it may vary, most breeders are going to consider any generation of F3 or beyond to be a multigene Goldendoodle.
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• Origin: United States (bred as a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle)• Size: Goldendoodles come in various sizes, including Standard, Medium, Miniature, and Toy, depending on the size of the parent used in breeding. Standards are the largest, typically weighing between 50 and 75 pounds…
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Palm Beach Goldendoodle
Goldendoodle · Florida
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