Standard Goldendoodles

We hope that the following information will help guide you about the size of a Goldendoodle when you are considering the
purchasing of a Goldendoodle.

STANDARD
22" UP ( that is floor to shoulder
Weight range tends to be 50-60 lbs for a female and 55 to 65 lbs. For a male

MINI / MEDIUM
This Term is VERY Deceptive,
22" or under at the shoulder
Weight for both male and female is between 25-50 lbs

A MINI DOODLE IS NOT THE SIZE OF A MINI POODLE
NO breeder can honestly guarantee you the size of a doodle that is impossible
these are after all hybrids.
If you have size restrictions where you live don’t consider a doodle. A large gene can crop up in any litter,
any time, even in the same litter and produce a large (standard size) puppy!!!

Golden Retrievers come in one size only
Standard Size Golden Retriever is appx 20-24" at the top of shoulder when they are grown.    Currently most
of our female breeding dogs are 22" at the shoulders.
But we do have 4 females ( Lilly, Cheyanne, Santee and Breeze ) that are less
than 22 inches at the shoulders.

Poodle's on the other hand come in 3 size's
The Toy Poodle is 10 inches or under at the highest point of the shoulders

The Miniature Poodle is 15 inches or under, with a minimum of 10 inches at the highest point of the shoulder.
Miniatures and Toys were breed down from the Standard Poodle.

The Standard Poodle is over 15 inches at the highest point of the shoulder.
Oldest of the three breeds of Poodle, the Standard is the original Poodle; which the Miniature and Toy were
developed.

The Moms normally determine size of a puppy.

F1 Goldendoodle's
This is Golden Retriever bred to a Poodle, these Goldendoodle's are also very consistent in the coat that is a
wavy - curly - shaggy looking puppy/dog.   They are normally are Very Low to Non-shedding and are
typically allergy friendly.   We do NOT breed F1B Goldendoodles, at this time, this mix does produce a lot of
coat and they look more like a poodle.

And we do not infuse Cocker Spaniels or terriers into the mix to try to reduce size!!!

Colors of a Goldendoodle

Apricot/ Gold - The color of ripe apricots close to the skin and may be lighter on the hair tips.
Also may fade as the dog gets older.

Café – Milk Chocolate at birth of varying shades, often taking up to 3 years to fully color at a multi shades of light chocolate.

Carmel – A rich Gold/Apricot much like the color of caramel candy. May also have a reddish tent.

Chalk – Appears white but when compared to a true white it is a chalky white. May have some rose or black pigment to hair tips.

Chocolate – Dark, Rich, almost black when born, they will keep the dark chocolate through our their lifetime. Very rare.

Cream & Apricot – Cream to light beige to light Apricot in color – may have darker apricot on tips.

Parti - White with black patches (or any color). Can only be obtained by F1B breeding.

Red – A true red will be the same color at the roots of the hair as the tips. There should not be any other color in the coat.
May fade some as the dogs age.

Sable Brown – Black with brown throughout the coat, they may have a silverfish base coat, they may have lighter
ears and feet/legs