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Meet mama Amberly (Click Photo)
Amberly
Meet Dad Joey (Click Photo)
New Litter alert with Amberly + Joey
We are hoping for a fun pairing with Amberly and Joey for our next mini litter. These will probably be born in September. So pretty Fall babies for go home. We will not know exact dates until heat commences.
Mini multigens. GOLDENDOODLES (approx. 25-35+/-lbs)
Colors expected: Golds, tans, phantoms ($500+ ), abstracts
Due Date is our best guess until heat cycle begins. Early Fall is what we are thinking.
Go home dates are 8 weeks after birth on the weekends.
This is their second litter.
Waiting List Open.
Just Born Photos
Male 5 Male 6
One Week Old
Meet the boys on Amberly and Joey’s litter of Goldendoodle puppies—a beautiful mix of phantom and gold coats, evenly split between boys and girls—are in their neonatal stage, spending most of their time in a cozy, sleepy huddle. Their eyes and ear canals are still sealed shut, so they’re navigating their world entirely through touch, warmth, and scent.
The puppies are mostly eating and sleeping, nursing frequently from mom to fuel their rapid growth. You’ll notice them instinctively rooting around, using their little noses to find her warmth and milk. Between feedings, they pile together in a puppy heap, drawn to each other’s body heat for comfort and security.
Their movements are still uncoordinated and wobbly—they’re doing what’s called the “swimmer’s crawl,” paddling their tiny legs to scoot around on their bellies. They might twitch and make soft squeaks or grunts as they sleep, which is completely normal as their nervous systems develop.
The phantom puppies are already showing their distinctive markings—darker base coats with lighter eyebrows, muzzle, chest, and leg points—while the golds display their warm, solid coloring. Even at this tender age, each pup has its own personality beginning to emerge: some are more vocal, others are champion sleepers, and a few might be the first to wiggle their way to the best nursing spot.
This week is all about warmth, nourishment, and bonding with mom and their littermates. In just another week, their eyes will start to open, and a whole new world will begin to reveal itself to them!
Two Weeks Old
Meet the boys on Amberly and Joey’s litter. Your two-week-old mini Goldendoodles are just starting to open their eyes and explore their tiny surroundings. They spend most of their time nursing and cuddling closely with their mother, growing stronger each day. The gold and phantom coats are beginning to show slight differences in coloring, hinting at their future adorable markings. Overall, they’re peacefully growing, enjoying their first stages of life in a cozy, loving environment.
3 Weeks Old
Happy Fourth of July! Three Weeks Old – Finding Their Voices
Our precious litter has reached an exciting milestone at three weeks! These little ones are a beautiful mix of phantom and gold coats, and their personalities are starting to shine through.
Development & Milestones: The puppies are becoming more active and aware of their surroundings. They’ve started finding their voices – those adorable little barks, yips, and squeaks are melting our hearts! Playtime has begun in earnest, with the pups wrestling, tumbling, and interacting with their littermates. It’s pure joy watching them discover play.
Nutrition: We’ve introduced goat’s milk to their diet, which they’re enjoying alongside nursing from mom. In the coming days, we’ll be transitioning them to kibble softened in goat’s milk, helping them take their next step toward solid food.
Litter Training: Early potty training has begun! We’ve started litter training to help these smart pups develop good habits from the start. They’re already showing promising signs of understanding.
What’s Next: These next few weeks will bring rapid growth and development. Their coordination will improve, their play will become more complex, and their individual personalities will continue to emerge. We’re cherishing every wiggle, every squeak, and every tiny milestone.
4 Weeks Old
6 Weeks Old
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