Health testing on both parents
Embark DNA screening across 250+ genetic conditions, including ancestral markers, plus thoughtful pairings and records we keep for every litter.
A clear look at everything that comes home with a Kid's Best Doodle puppy, and the things that shape the investment amount.
Each available puppy is listed with its own investment amount on its profile, because size, coat, generation, and litter all shape it. What never changes is everything a puppy leaves here with.

Embark DNA screening across 250+ genetic conditions, including ancestral markers, plus thoughtful pairings and records we keep for every litter.
Petite (aka Toy) and Mini litters are smaller and take more careful planning than Standards, and a consistent coat outcome takes careful pairing.
Never kenneled. Early Neurological Stimulation, crate introduction, pee pad foundations, and grooming exposure happen inside real family life, not a run.
Licensed veterinary exam, microchipping, age-appropriate vaccines, and health records that travel with your puppy.
Virtual visits via FaceTime or Zoom before you decide, a homecoming packet, and lifetime breeder support afterward.
Want the full comparison? Read the Goldendoodle size chart.

Families begin with an application so we understand your home, your days, and the kind of companion you are hoping for. From there we talk — usually on a virtual visit via FaceTime or Zoom, where you meet the puppies and ask us anything.
When a puppy is genuinely right for your family, the placement is reserved through Good Dog with an initial commitment, and we review remaining balance options together after approval, subject to Good Dog’s current terms. Then the preparation begins: updates, guidance, and a homecoming day we plan with you.
Families on our waitlist hear about upcoming Goldendoodle litters first, and we help match size and temperament to your home before anything is reserved. No pressure, no commitment until you are certain.
Raised inside our home. Prepared for yours.
What to look for in a breeder, how to prepare, and which questions help families make a thoughtful decision.