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Southern Cal Kennels is located in the city of Palmdale, which is only 1 hour north of Los Angeles and 40 minutes north of the San Fernando Valley. We have puppies for sale right now, see info below!!! We specialize in the teddy bear type!!!
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MEMBERS OF THE GOLDENDOODLE & LABRADOODLE PREMIUM BREEDERS LIST
California Sales Tax If "possession" takes place in the state of California, then we have to charge California sales tax. If we are shipping or delivering the puppy to you out of state, then there is no sales tax. Shipping is an additional $300. Shipping includes an airline approved puppy size dog crate, attached food and water dishes, freight charges and a health certificate issued from a licensed veterinarian. We also send the puppy with a toy that has the mother's sent on it, a small bag of food taped to the crate and water frozen in the attached water dish. We find shipping to be very safe and will ship anywhere in the US and Canada. We do not microchip our puppies, because it has been proven to cause cancer. We know Golden Retriever owners that have told us their dogs got cancer at the site of the microchip. Please read the web site below in regards to microchips and cancer. If your puppy is lost, the only way anyone is going to know it has a microchip is if the puppy ends up in the dog pound and they "scan" it. So we suggest an old fashion collar and dog tag or we can tattoo your puppy for you. Click Here For Web Site About Microchips We do not believe in spaying or neutering too young. The optimum time to spay or neuter is between 4-9 months of age. In L.A. County you are required to spay by 4 months. We feel that the anesthetic risk at such a young age is not worth taking. Puppies don't maintain their blood sugar as efficiently as grown dogs. Our vet also refuses to spay a puppy under 4 months. We also love the larger square heads that our male Golden Retrievers have and some breeders believe that the heads of males neutered early, don't become as massive as they would have without the neutering. It's also common knowledge that when spayed or neutered too young the pup will stay more immature it's entire life! All puppies will be sold on a spay/neuter contract, so if you want to breed your puppy later, then you will need to discuss optional breeding rights with us prior to purchase, breeding rights are only given to approved buyer's and approved puppies for an additional fee. This is a great article about spay and neuter, written by Ed Frawley, breeder and one of the all time best dog trainers: Click Here For Ed Frawley's Article
We have a variety of Golden Retriever adults, 3-5 years old, retired from breeding, free to good homes! Sorry we do not have any adult Goldendoodles. Email for more info!
AKC Registered Golden Retriever Puppies For Sale Puppies are 8 weeks old and ready for new homes!!! Prices reduced!!! Males only!!! American/European English Creams/Imported Bloodlines Email us for more info and for pictures of their parents!
5 males for sale, born 6-12-2008, ready for homes!!! F1 Standard Goldendoodle Puppies For Sale We specialize in the English Teddy Bear type! Size: 55-85 pounds and sometimes up to 100 pounds! Puppies Born 6/26/08!!! Ready For Homes!!! CLICK HERE FOR DEPOSIT INFO!!! Email us for more info and for pictures of their parents!
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male F1 & F2 Miniature Goldendoodle Puppies For Sale Taking Deposits!!! See Info Below!!! If your looking for a smaller mini, check out our "Micro Minis" and "F1B Minis"... 10-25 pounds!!! Some even smaller!!! We specialize in the English Teddy Bear type! All of our puppies have the broader more square faces like the Golden Retriever! Just look at our Golden Retrievers compared to other breeders Golden Retrievers and we think you'll see the difference in the quality of our breeding stock! Estimated size of our F1 & F2 Mini's when full grown: 30 to 45 pounds! If you want a smaller mini check out our F1B Minis and F1B Micro Minis! They're 10-25 pounds! We also have a ton more information about Mini Goldendoodles at the very bottom of this page, located under "Mini Goldendoodle Info & Pictures"!
Pictured above is an F1 Mini Goldendoodle at 8 weeks of age weighing 5 pounds! He is for example only, he is NOT for sale!
The 2 pictures above of the whiter colored puppy are of an F2 Mini Goldendoodle (40% Golden Retriever & 60% Mini Poodle), he is for sale, he is 16 weeks old, house broken, crate trained and started on basic training! He should grow to be about 30-40 maybe 45 pounds! See info for other puppies for sale below!!! We are accepting deposits for F1 & F2 Mini Goldendoodle pups due to be born October!!!Our F1 Minis are 50% Golden Retriever & 50% Mini Poodle! Our F2 Minis are 40% Golden Retriever & 60% Mini Poodle! Email us for more info and if you want to see pictures of the parents!!! CLICK HERE FOR DEPOSIT INFO!!! We also have "F1B" Mini Goldendoodles & "F1B Micro Mini Goldendoodles" for sale, see info below. F1B Miniature Goldendoodle Puppies For Sale & F1B Micro Mini Goldendoodle Puppies For Sale Also known as "Toy's & Petite's" 10 to 25 pounds.... Accepting Deposits!!! Info Below!!! Puppies have arrived 8/14/08 & 8/17/08 and more are on the way!!! We specialize in the English Teddy Bear type! All of our puppies have the broader more square faces like the Golden Retriever! Just look at our Golden Retrievers compared to other breeders Golden Retrievers and we think you'll see the difference in the quality of our breeding stock! Estimated size of our F1B Mini's when full grown: 10-25 pounds. We can help you select a puppy that will be the size you want, just tell us what your looking for! If you notice most breeders F1B minis are over 25 pounds, because they are using standard size goldendoodles to breed to instead of mini size, so be careful about sizes, just because the breeder is calling their puppies minis, to them that might mean 30-48 pounds!!! WE ALSO HAVE MICRO MINI GOLDENDOODLES 10-15 POUNDS FULL GROWN!!! MAYBE EVEN SMALLER THAN 10 POUNDS!!! FOR THE MICRO MINIS THE MOTHER IS ONLY 10 POUNDS AND THE FATHER IS 15 POUNDS. We also have a ton more information about Mini Goldendoodles at the bottom of this page, located under "Mini Goldendoodle Info & Pictures"!
Our normal F1B Minis are so small they can fit in a candy dish! This puppy pictured in the candy dish is an 8 week old F1B Mini, this picture is for example only, this puppy is NOT for sale! Micro Minis are even smaller than the puppy pictured in the candy dish! F1B Mini Goldendoodles were born in Aug on 8/14 & 8/17 and more are due to be born in Sept, Oct and Nov and we are taking deposits!They will be 15-25 pounds, on occasion we have had some as small as 10 pounds!!! F1B Micro Mini Goldendoodles are due to be born in Nov, these are our smallest and most expensive minis, they should be under 15 pounds, with an average of 10 pounds and maybe even smaller than 10 pounds!!! We are taking deposits!
F1B Minis 15-25 pounds, 2 females & 3 males born on 8/14/08, 8 weeks old on 10/9/08
F1B Minis 15-25 pounds, 4 males & 4 females born on 8/17/08, 8 weeks old on 10/12/08 CLICK HERE FOR DEPOSIT INFO!!! Email us for more info & for pictures of all the different parents!
Mini Goldendoodle Info & Pictures The Mini Goldendoodles pictured below are shown for examples only, they are NOT for sale! This section is always under construction, more pictures and info will continue to be added to this page as they are sent to us! Below are some pictures our clients have emailed to us of their F1 & F1B Miniature Goldendoodles, which they got from us! Goldendoodle hair gets quite long, so when you see them with shorter hair, it's only because their owner has given them a haircut and some owners will just cut the hair off around their eyes! If the owner has told us their weight and height or if they shed, then we have included that information. Height is measured from the floor to the top of the back or top of the shoulder blades. Even when a dog doesn't shed, hair will still come out in the hair brush when you brush them! What is the difference between an F1, F2 and F1b Mini Goldendoodle? Golden Retriever x Mini or Toy Poodle = F1 Mini Goldendoodle (50% Golden Retriever and 50% Poodle) F1 Mini or F1 Standard Goldendoodle x Mini or Toy Poodle = F1b Mini Goldendoodle (25% Golden Retriever and 75% Poodle) F1 Mini Goldendoodle x F1 Mini Goldendoodle = F2 Mini Goldendoodle (50% Golden Retriever and 50% Poodle) F1 Mini Goldendoodle x F1b Mini Goldendoodle = F2 Mini Goldendoodle (40% Golden Retriever and 60% Poodle) BEWARE OF SIZES!!! If the breeder is using the larger dogs, like the Standard Goldendoodle instead of the Mini Goldendoodle etc, then their going to have much larger offspring and they still might refer to their offspring as MINIS, so ask what size both parents are and ask to see pictures and info for previous puppies they have produced, like we have provided for you here below. F1's might shed, some of them even shed a lot and some don't shed at all, with an F1 the shedding is unpredictable and there is no way to tell as a puppy if they will shed later or not, no matter what a breeder might tell you! The F1b's should not shed at all, we have not sold an F1b that sheds, at least not that we know of. Both F1's and F1b's are good for people with allergies, with the F1b's being better for people with moderate to severe allergies. The funny thing is that so far none of the "Mini Goldendoodle" F1's we have sold shed (none that we know of), it seems to be only the "Standard" F1's that we have experienced any shedding. F2's are in-between the F1 and F1b, they might shed if they are 50% Poodle, but if they are 60% Poodle then they are much less likely to shed than the F1, but still more likely than the F1b which is 75% Poodle and doesn't shed at all. Our F1, F2 and F1b Mini Goldendoodles all look very similar and act the same, except we do find F1b Mini Goldendoodles to occasionally (not always) be shyer as puppies than F1 Mini Goldendoodles, but they quickly grow out of their shyness by 10-12 weeks of age. In this breed a male or female make equally as good pets, we just suggest neutering males by 6-9 months of age, so they don't lift their legs to pee etc. Our F1's and F2's do not have curly hair, they have straighter to wavy hair, but with our F1b's we find we get a mix in each litter. Some of the F1b's have hair just like the F1's straighter to wavy and some have curlier hair, not as curly as a poodle, but some are curlier than an F1 or F2. The faces on our F1b Mini Goldendoodles are still boxy, not poodley, but they are smaller than the F1 or F2 Mini Goldendoodles, so of course their faces will be smaller as well to match their body size. Our F1b Mini Goldendoodles are smaller than our F1 or F2 Mini Goldendoodles, but that might not be the case with other breeders, because when we breed for F1b Mini Goldendoodles, we use a Mini Goldendoodle, not a Standard Goldendoodle like some of the other breeders do. So check with the breeder as to what sizes they produce, because each breeder can have different sizes and still call them toy, minis, petite, medium etc. This is what we mean by a mix in each litter, as you can see from the 2 pictures below, one pup has straighter hair and one has wavier hair. They are both from the same litter (sisters). They are both F1b Mini's, they just look a little different. The straighter one looks exactly like an F1 Mini, but smaller and shouldn't shed at all even though she has straighter hair, so if you need no-shed & very allergy friendly, then go for the F1b.
How We Breed & Temperaments: we do NOT use Toy Poodles, because we find them to have poor dispositions. In our opinion they are nervous, yappy, not good with small kids and they have more health problems. But we find the Mini Poodles to be like the Standard Poodles and feel they have wonderful dispositions and are the healthiest of the Poodles. When we breed for F1b minis, we use F1 Mini Goldendoodles and NOT the F1 Standard Goldendoodles, so we get the "smaller sized" F1b minis. The fathers are always the Poodle, because we find that the mom being the Golden Retriever or Goldendoodle passes on more of the Golden Retriever traits to their puppies. You will find that we have very boxy faces in the puppies we produce, even the wavier pups do not look thin faced and poodley! This is because we have superior show quality breeding stock in our lines! Our minis are also mellow, you can even ask any of our clients. We have heard other breeders saying minis are more hyper than standards, but with our dogs we find that to be VERY untrue! We breed calm dogs, our minis are calm, yet still gently playful. I say "gently" playful, because I find them to be gentle mouthed, much more gentle mouthed than a Golden Retriever puppy. They love the water, love playing fetch, they love kids and get along great with other pets, we have 2 birds and 2 cats! They are fun and energetic, but not hyper by any means! So if a breeder says minis are more hyper than standards, then I would say that breeder either has poor quality breeding stock, or they're trying to sell you a standard! Due to their size, the minis even do well in apartments and condo's. We're also finding that the Mini Goldendoodles are turning out to be much healthier than pure breed Golden Retrievers, Poodles and even the Standard Goldendoodles! Smaller dogs are also proven to live longer than larger dogs! So when buyer's tell us, that other breeders told them, that there are health problems with the minis, because of their organs being too large for their bodies etc... we just have to laugh, because that is absolutely ridiculous and not true at all!!! They just don't breed them and so they want to sell you what they breed, we breed both! This statement below was copied off of the Eukanuba dog food web site: "small breeds can live up to an average of 50% longer than larger dogs" To date we have NOT had even one case that we know of, of hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, heart problems or eye problems in any of the Mini Goldendoodles we have produced! That's why we prefer minis over standards for health reasons, the minis have proven to be healthier! Need more info not covered here, email us, we're happy to answer your questions! We also have a "Breed Information" page on this site! Check out these great pictures our clients have sent to us of their F1 and F1b Miniature Goldendoodles, that came from our kennel:
Adult F1b Miniature Goldendoodle, male, does not shed. Same dog in all 3 pics above, in the top pic he has a haircut.
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Molly with a slight haircut, next to a Shih-Tzu "Molly" a young adult F1b Miniature Goldendoodle, female, does not shed. She dunks her head to drink, so her mouth is wet. Her owner Julie wrote this to me (see below), so I thought I would share it:
Adult F1b Miniature Goldendoodle, female, same dog in all 3 pictures above, 19 pounds and 15 inches tall, does not shed.
F1b Miniature Goldendoodle puppy, female, does not shed.
Adult F1b Miniature Goldendoodle, male, 22 pounds, does not shed.
Adult F1 Miniature Goldendoodle, male, 22 pounds, 19 inches tall, above are his puppy and then adult picture, does not shed.
Adult F1b Miniature Goldendoodle, male, 25 pounds, 18 inches tall, above are his puppy and then 2 adult pictures, does not shed. As you can tell his owners cut the hair off around his eyes.
Adult F1 Miniature Goldendoodle, female, does not shed. This is Iris Jr. and she is one of our own dogs, we kept her for ourselves. Spongebob is her dad and our dark red color Golden Retriever named Iris is her mom. She is not groomed in this picture and she just had puppies, so she looks like a mess, she looks MUCH prettier when she is all groomed up, but we wanted to show you her picture anyway, so you could see what the dark red color looks like. When she was a puppy she was dark red.
Adult F1b Miniature Goldendoodle, male, 18-19 inches tall, 26 pounds, does not shed.
Pictured above (3 pictures) is an adult female F1b Miniature Goldendoodle named Charlie. She is 13 pounds full grown. She was the runt of her litter and was a very tiny puppy. She is 13 inches tall and 16 inches long. She does not shed. This is an email I just received from her owner:
Hi Lisa,
F1 Mini Goldendoodle
adult male. 21" tall from
F1 Mini Goldendoodle male adult, does not shed. Same dog top 2 pictures.
F1 Mini Goldendoodle female, 5 months old, 23 pounds & 17 inches tall, does not shed. Same dog top 2 pictures.
Above 2 pictures are of the same dog, she is full grown and only 10 pounds, 12 inches tall x 13 inches long, pictured in our bathroom sink, so you can see how small she is. She does not shed, she does have a hair cut. We ourselves own this dog, we kept her and her sister from one of our litters.
F1 Mini Goldendoodle female, 7 months old, 19 inches tall, 24 pounds, does not shed.
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