Nora- f1b Miniature GOLDENDOODLE

Puppies need their strength and immune system to form, along with a healthy digestive tract. This takes a multi-pronged approach through de-worming every two weeks and vaccinating against Parvo, Kennel Cough, and other diseases the puppy can easily catch at a young age.

Losing a puppy can be extremely stressful, but there is good news!  By microchipping the puppies, this gives them a unique identifier registered to you in a national database. This microchip can be scanned at any vet or shelter, allowing the dog to be brought back home!

We value our customers and are committed to providing ongoing support and guidance to our puppy owners. We provide advice on training, nutrition, and any other questions or concerns you may have. We are always available to help.

Don't just take our word for it, see what our customers have to say about their experience with Grand Rapids Goldendoodles. We are proud of the positive feedback we receive and strive to continue providing exceptional service to all of our customers.

Your puppy will be eating dry food when he goes home with you. We recommend continuing with the same brand of food.  If you wish to transition to a new food, do so by slowly mixing more and more of the new food each day until you have fully transitioned. 

Our puppies can't wait for their new families!

8-9 weeks in the minimum the whole litter should stay together. This helps them learn personal etiquette around other dogs early and teaches them to share resources without feeling the need to compete for them.