Starting The Process
How do I Reserve a Regal Doodles puppy?
If you are interested in reserving a goldendoodle puppy from a current or future litter, the first step is to contact us via phone, email, or by filling out our application. I think it is very important that I know exactly what kind of puppy you are hoping to find for your family so that I can point you in the right direction. I want every owner to be completely happy with their new family member so if my puppies aren’t the right choice for you, I will be up front about it. No one benefits from a bad placement!
Once we have talked and determined that I do have a puppy or an upcoming litter that is perfectly suited for your family, you can place the $400 deposit. After you deposit, you will be placed on the master waitlist.
We can take deposits through several different methods. If you would like the benefit of Good Dog’s Buyer Payment Protection Policy you are welcome to pay through them.
How much is a Regal Doodles Puppy?
Goldendoodle puppies are $2,600.
Cavapoo puppies are $3,000.
**Prices are valid for 12 months after you place your deposit. After 12 months, if our prices have changed you will pay the current price.**
How do I choose my puppy?
At 7 to 8 weeks of age, all Regal Doodles puppies are Volhard temperament tested. The Volhard test is designed to help breeders place their pups in appropriate homes. It tests the puppies for many important factors such as sociability, play drive, stability, and dominance. Once this test is complete, families select their new member either in person or through videos and teleconference. The choosing process is a partnership between us and the new family.
My job as the breeder is to educate you on the personality traits of each puppy. Some puppies are better suited for some homes than with others. I allow you to choose your puppy but I do retain veto right if you choose a puppy that is completely unsuited for your lifestyle. For example, if a family with three young children wants to pick the puppy that doesn’t really like lots of noise and stresses easily, that isn’t the best home for the puppy.
My ultimate goal is for your new puppy to be the perfect addition and for them to live out their days as a cherished member of your family.
Should I choose a male or a female goldendoodle puppy?
I firmly believe that the most important factor about choosing your puppy should be the Volhard Temperament test results. I have on numerous occasions seen a family be dead-set about getting a certain sex, but in the end they would have had a better puppy for their family if they would have been open to either sex. Since your goldendoodle puppy will be spayed and neutered anyways, let the dog’s temperament be your deciding factor. The only exception is when there is an existing dog in the home that wouldn’t be accepting to another dog of the same sex. This is often more of an issue with two females in the home than with two males.
I’ve been researching goldendoodle puppies and I’m overwhelmed! Can you help me understand what all of this means?
Of course! I love nothing more than to talk dogs (and my husband appreciates getting a break from it). If you have lots of questions I find talking on the phone is the easiest way to explain it all. But I understand some people prefer emailing or texting. Whatever is easiest for you, works for me. I do tend to respond to texting the fastest though!
How do you raise your goldendoodle puppies?
Our puppies are all born and raised in loving homes where they get plenty of socialization and attention. When the puppies are very young, we practice Early Neurological Stimulation to promote optimum brain development. As they grow, they are exposed to different sights, sounds and people of all ages. Your Regal puppy will come to you ready to be a loved member of the family.
Where do your breeding dogs live?
All Regal breeding dogs live as cherished members of the family. We do not own or use kennels for any of our dogs. Some of our breeding dogs live with us and some live in Guardian homes. Click here to read more about Guardian homes.