Hello and welcome to Exclusively Goldendoodle puppies
We are in Nashville, TN.
Here is a bit about us:
With extensive experience in all aspects of raising puppies, grooming, and training, we are ethical breeders, which means that: we are not a puppy mill and we deeply care about our dogs. We do screen our clients to make sure that they are a good fit and we do take our puppies back, should a situation arise when a client can no longer keep their pup.
Our sale contract is a spay/neuter contract.
We provide Superior care and top nutrition for our dogs at all times.
We feed our dogs a wholesome raw meat diet and wean our Goldendoodle puppies on raw meat and chicken to provide them with the best start in life. We also incorporate a bit of grain free commercial dog food as well, But we are eager to teach you how to feed your dog the way they were meant to eat.
Our Goldendoodle Puppies spend time inside and outside, when weather permits, and are used to all household noises and sounds, such as the TV, radio, phone ringing, and children's excited voices on a daily basis, as they live inside our home. We also make sure that puppies who are potty-trained have started to go on paper, so we can make it easier on you to potty-train at home.
Our Goldendoodle puppies will usually go to their new homes with the *first shot - depending on mother's immunity. They will be wormed 3-4 times and be given preventative care for Giardia and Coccidia as well.
Your Goldendoodle puppy comes with a health record listing the vaccine type and worming schedule.
Goldendoodles Generation Analysis
F1 = 50% Golden Retriever and 50% Poodle. This is Golden to Poodle cross; this is first generation, resulting in healthier offspring. Hair type can be smooth like a Golden, or wavy/shaggy or occasionally wiry, looking like an Irish Wolfhound (but with a softer feel).They may or may not shed; pups in the same litter can vary.
F1-B = 25% Golden Retriever and 75% Poodle (An F1 Goldendoodle and Poodle
cross.) This is a Goldendoodle bred back to a Poodle.
F2B = 63% Golden Retriever and 37% Poodle. This is a cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and an F1-B.
F2 = A cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and F1 Goldendoodle. With this combination you get the same percentage of Golden Retriever and Poodle mix as you would with an F1 Goldendoodle.
F3 = F2 Goldendoodle and F2 Goldendoodle cross. (We never breed those)
Multi-generation = F3 or higher generation Goldendoodle and F3 or higher generation Goldendoodle cross.
Want to groom your Goldendoodle at home?
If you're willing to invest a few hours of quality time with your dog, self-grooming may just be the way to go.
Their hair tends to be thick and the texture is like poodle hair, which requires specialized clippers. Scissors take longer, but do a good job as well. Here are a few basic supplies to get you started.
We are in Nashville, TN.
Here is a bit about us:
With extensive experience in all aspects of raising puppies, grooming, and training, we are ethical breeders, which means that: we are not a puppy mill and we deeply care about our dogs. We do screen our clients to make sure that they are a good fit and we do take our puppies back, should a situation arise when a client can no longer keep their pup.
Our sale contract is a spay/neuter contract.
We provide Superior care and top nutrition for our dogs at all times.
We feed our dogs a wholesome raw meat diet and wean our Goldendoodle puppies on raw meat and chicken to provide them with the best start in life. We also incorporate a bit of grain free commercial dog food as well, But we are eager to teach you how to feed your dog the way they were meant to eat.
Our Goldendoodle Puppies spend time inside and outside, when weather permits, and are used to all household noises and sounds, such as the TV, radio, phone ringing, and children's excited voices on a daily basis, as they live inside our home. We also make sure that puppies who are potty-trained have started to go on paper, so we can make it easier on you to potty-train at home.
Our Goldendoodle puppies will usually go to their new homes with the *first shot - depending on mother's immunity. They will be wormed 3-4 times and be given preventative care for Giardia and Coccidia as well.
Your Goldendoodle puppy comes with a health record listing the vaccine type and worming schedule.
Goldendoodles Generation Analysis
F1 = 50% Golden Retriever and 50% Poodle. This is Golden to Poodle cross; this is first generation, resulting in healthier offspring. Hair type can be smooth like a Golden, or wavy/shaggy or occasionally wiry, looking like an Irish Wolfhound (but with a softer feel).They may or may not shed; pups in the same litter can vary.
F1-B = 25% Golden Retriever and 75% Poodle (An F1 Goldendoodle and Poodle
cross.) This is a Goldendoodle bred back to a Poodle.
F2B = 63% Golden Retriever and 37% Poodle. This is a cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and an F1-B.
F2 = A cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and F1 Goldendoodle. With this combination you get the same percentage of Golden Retriever and Poodle mix as you would with an F1 Goldendoodle.
F3 = F2 Goldendoodle and F2 Goldendoodle cross. (We never breed those)
Multi-generation = F3 or higher generation Goldendoodle and F3 or higher generation Goldendoodle cross.
Want to groom your Goldendoodle at home?
If you're willing to invest a few hours of quality time with your dog, self-grooming may just be the way to go.
Their hair tends to be thick and the texture is like poodle hair, which requires specialized clippers. Scissors take longer, but do a good job as well. Here are a few basic supplies to get you started.
- Safety Shears The blunt tip is especially important when trimming around the eyes and ears.
- Large Tooth Metal Comb: Also known as a "pick", a wide-toothed comb will ease between the skin and the scissors to lift the fur to the desired length and provide an even surface along which the scissors can safely cut. This works especially well for trimming out matted hair, which tangles closer to the skin the longer it is left in the coat.
- Nail clippers: Trim nails every two weeks or so to keep them neat and comfortable.
- Brush: I recommend the "Universal slicker brush" as I found that this is the only brush that has the ability to brush on a deeper layer of hair.
- You need be careful, however, not to cause any brush burns to the skin.
- It's important to brush out as many mats as possible BEFORE bathing.
- Any remaining mats can be trimmed out with scissors before using electric clippers (to prevent the skin from being pulled into the blades along with the tangled hair).
- Bath supplies: We use "Mane & Tail" shampoo as it is very gentle and easy to rinse. Only after brushing and before trimming the hair, a good bath will prepare the coat for clipping and will also soften the nails for easier trimming. And good rinsing is a must! Always allow the coat to fully dry before using electric clippers. NEVER use conditioners!
