About our family
A family first, a breeder second
We are a household of five (plus a few very patient dogs) raising multi-generational Goldendoodles in the middle of everyday life.
Our story
It started with one doodle named Sweet T — a scruffy, patient, endlessly forgiving dog who taught our kids how to be gentle. When we decided to breed, we promised ourselves we would only do it the way she deserved: small numbers, health-tested parents, and puppies raised inside our home rather than out in a building.
We raise one or two litters a year. That is on purpose. It means every puppy gets hours of lap time, individual temperament notes, and a family chosen specifically for them. It also means our waitlist is real, our screening is thorough, and we are honest when a doodle is not the right fit for someone's stage of life.
By eight weeks, our puppies are crate-introduced, potty-pad started, vet-checked, dewormed, vaccinated on schedule and used to car rides, stairs, grass, tile and the general chaos of a full house. We stay available to our families for the rest of the dog's life — training questions, grooming advice, or just photos.
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What "raised underfoot" means here
Raised underfoot, not in a kennel
Whelping box in the living room, puppy pen in the kitchen. Our litters grow up inside the noise of a real family — dishwashers, doorbells, vacuum cleaners and all.
Handled every single day
Early neurological stimulation from day three, nail trims, ear checks, and gentle handling from every member of the household.
Kids are part of the program
Our children help with feeding, weighing and playtime, so puppies leave us genuinely comfortable with small humans.
Placed for life
If a placement ever stops working, our puppies come back to us. No exceptions, no time limit, no judgment.
Life at our place
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