Goldendoodle Puppy for sale in Parish Governing Authority District B, Louisiana

Frequently Asked Questions about Mini Golden Doodles

1. What is a Mini Golden Doodle?

A Mini Golden Doodle is a crossbreed between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. They are known for their friendly disposition, intelligence, and low-shedding coats, making them great companions for families and individuals alike.

2. How much do Mini Golden Doodles typically weigh?

Mini Golden Doodles typically weigh between 20-35 pounds as adults, making them an ideal size for various living environments.

3. What is the adoption fee for Mini Golden Doodles?

The adoption fee for our Mini Doodles ranges from $1000 to $1200, which includes a variety of services and packages for your new puppy.

4. What does the adoption fee include?

All puppies come with:

• 1st vet check
• 1st set of vaccinations
• De-worming
• Microchip
• Puppy blanket to go home with
• Socialization skills and lots of love

5. Are Mini Golden Doodles suitable for families?

Absolutely! Mini Golden Doodles are known for their friendly nature and adaptability, making them excellent family pets. They thrive on social interaction and love to be around children.

6. Do Mini Golden Doodles require training?

Like any other puppy, Mini Golden Doodles benefit greatly from training. We introduce them to basic crate training and house training before adoption, but ongoing training at home is always recommended.

7. Where are the puppies raised?

Our puppies are raised in a loving home environment, not in outside kennels. We believe in pampering our dogs and providing them with the best start in life.

8. What health checks do the puppies undergo?

Before adoption, our Mini Golden Doodle puppies undergo a thorough veterinary check that includes vaccinations and de-worming, ensuring they are healthy and ready for their new homes.

9. How can I adopt a Mini Golden Doodle?

To adopt, you can visit our listing page for further information regarding our adoption process. We encourage potential adopters to understand the commitment involved in caring for a dog.