This is a special singleton litter of one beautiful F1bb Mini Goldendoodle girl. Her mother is an F1b Mini Goldendoodle weighing 12 lbs, and her father is a 6 lb Toy Poodle. She is expected to remain very small as an adult.
She has been lovingly raised in our home with her mother, older sister from a previous litter, other dogs, and a cat. She is well socialized, affectionate, playful, and used to normal household activity.
She will have a veterinary examination at 8 weeks of age and will be ready to join her new family afterward. Local pickup in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Delivery may be available within approximately a 3-hour driving distance.
The only puppy in the litter! Sweet, affectionate, and people-oriented. Loves cuddles, enjoys playing, and has been raised in our home with her mom, older sister, other dog , and a cat. Confident, well-socialized, and expected to stay small (approximately 6-12 lbs as an adult).
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Litter details
LocationAllentown, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter1 female
BreedMini Goldendoodle
GenerationF1BB
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age10 weeks
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Parents are health testedRegisteredWorm treatedMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateVet checked
The Golden Retriever's legendary family temperament in a compact, allergy-friendly package — the most popular small family dog in America's designer breed market
Low to non-shedding coat in most individuals from multi-generation programs
Compact size (20-35 pounds) makes apartment life feasible without sacrificing the warmth of a Golden Retriever personality
Exceptionally trainable: inherits the Poodle's quick learning and the Golden's desire to please simultaneously
Cons
Among the most expensive designer dogs in America — $2,000-$4,000 is typical from quality breeders; the market's popularity has created many sellers without health testing
Cancer risk from the Golden Retriever parent is a documented long-term concern even in the smaller cross
Coat requires professional grooming every 6-8 weeks regardless of how small the individual is
Separation anxiety is extremely common — both parent breeds are prone to it, and the combination amplifies it