Available Puppies and Upcoming Litters

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Upcoming Litter Information

We are a small, hands-on breeding program in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, raising Old English Sheepdogs, F1B Mini Bernedoodles, English Golden Mountain Dogs, and English F1 Goldendoodles. We intentionally keep our program small and typically plan only one or two litters at a time so we can give each puppy the individual attention they deserve.

Our breeding plans are based on the health and maturity of our dogs, individual heat cycles, temperament, and family interest. Because of this, projected dates are estimates and are subject to change.

We will have 2 litters in the next 5-7 months. Breeds will be chosen based on interest. Fill out a application below if you are interested in a certain breed and we are happy to provide more info.

🩺 Health Testing, Early Training & Puppy Care

The health, temperament, and early development of our puppies are extremely important to us. All parent dogs are fully health tested through Embark to help ensure we are producing healthy, well-rounded puppies with strong genetics and excellent temperaments.

Every puppy receives:
• Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS)
• Puppy Culture early development protocols
• Routine deworming
• Age-appropriate vaccinations
• A complete veterinary health exam before going home
• Extensive handling and socialization from an early age

As a professional dog groomer and dog trainer specializing in puppy behavior and development, I work hard to give every puppy an exceptional start in life. Puppies are raised in a hands-on environment where they are safely introduced to new experiences in a positive and age-appropriate way.

During their time with us, puppies are introduced to:
• Grooming tools and handling
• Nail trims and bathing
• Car rides
• Crate and kennel introduction
• Proper, safe socialization
• Household sounds and daily activity
• Confidence-building exercises
• Different textures, surfaces, and environments
• Basic routines that help prepare them for family life

My goal is for every puppy to leave confident, well-socialized, and prepared for a smooth transition into their new home.

✈️ Pickup & Delivery Options

We are located in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and welcome families from both near and far.

We offer:
• Free meet-up within 1 hour
• $40 per hour after the first free hour (return drive not charged)
• Delivery available through our trusted pet courier for families needing transportation assistance

We are happy to work with families to help make pickup or delivery arrangements as smooth as possible.

💲 Pricing & Reservations

Puppy pricing ranges from $2,000–$2,500 depending on markings, coat type, and timing of reservation.

To reserve a puppy, we require a deposit which secures your place in picking order. Families are matched carefully based on personality, temperament, lifestyle, and preferences to help ensure the best fit for both the puppy and their future home.

We love staying connected with our puppy families and are always happy to answer questions throughout the process and after your puppy goes home.

We are incredibly proud of our litters and look forward to helping each puppy find the perfect forever family.

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Upcoming Litters

What About Allergies?

Poodles and Doodles are often chosen by people with dog allergies because they tend to be much easier for many allergy sufferers to live with, especially when they are kept on a consistent grooming schedule. The important thing to understand is that the shedding itself is not what causes a dog allergy. Dog allergies are caused by proteins found primarily in things like dander and saliva. The issue is how much of those allergens are present and how much builds up in the dog's coat and environment.

Think about a typical farm dog that may rarely be bathed or professionally groomed. Dander has time to build up in the coat, along with dirt, saliva, and everything else the dog picks up throughout its daily life. A week of buildup may not bother someone with mild dander allergies, while several weeks of buildup may be enough to cause a reaction in someone who is more sensitive. Regular bathing and professional grooming removes that buildup so it doesn't have as much time to accumulate. Research has found that washing a dog can remove a very large amount of the allergen present in its hair and dander.

This is one reason someone who has trouble around an infrequently groomed dog may be completely comfortable visiting a home with a regularly groomed Poodle or Doodle. It isn't because the hair itself is magically non-allergenic. It is because there is much less allergen buildup in a consistently maintained coat and environment.

How Our Breeds Compare

F1B Mini Bernedoodles — 75% Poodle

Our F1B Mini Bernedoodles have the strongest Poodle influence of our programs. Their Poodle coats are typically lower-shedding and are maintained on a regular grooming schedule, which helps keep dander from building up in the coat. For someone whose allergy is primarily triggered by dander, these would generally be our first choice of the four breeds for allergy-friendliness.

English F1 Goldendoodles — 50% Poodle

Our English F1 Goldendoodles are 50% Poodle and 50% English Golden Retriever. They can still be a good option for allergy-sensitive families because they are also kept on a consistent grooming and bathing schedule. They may have more variation in coat type than our F1Bs, but shedding itself is not what determines whether someone will be allergic. The amount of allergen buildup and the individual's sensitivity matter much more.

Old English Sheepdogs

Old English Sheepdogs are not typically considered a hypoallergenic breed, but that does not mean that an allergy sufferer will automatically be allergic to one. Their large, dense coats simply require a lot of regular maintenance. If an Old English Sheepdog is regularly bathed, brushed, and professionally groomed, the buildup of dander in the coat can be greatly reduced. Someone with mild dander allergies may tolerate a well-maintained Sheepdog much better than a dog whose coat has gone weeks or months without being properly groomed.

Golden Mountain Dogs — English Golden Retriever × Bernese Mountain Dog

Golden Mountain Dogs are not what we would consider an allergy-friendly breed because neither parent is a low-allergen breed like the Poodle. They will generally have more allergen buildup potential than our Poodle mixes. However, the same grooming principle still applies: keeping them regularly bathed, brushed, and professionally groomed can greatly reduce the amount of dander and other allergens that build up in their coat and home.

Old English Sheepdogs

Old English Sheepdogs are the ultimate big, goofy, lovable family dogs. They are affectionate, playful, intelligent, and happiest when they are included in whatever their people are doing. They have a wonderfully fun personality and are known for their silly antics, gentle nature, and strong bonds with their families.

They can be wonderfully easygoing at home while still being playful and adventurous when it's time to have fun. Their intelligence gives them plenty of personality, and their independent streak is part of what makes the breed so entertaining.

Expected colors: Black & white
Expected price: $2,500

These puppies are a great option for families who want a larger, affectionate companion with a goofy personality, playful spirit, and wonderfully easygoing nature.

F1B Mini Bernedoodles

Our F1B Mini Bernedoodles are approximately 75% Poodle and 25% Bernese Mountain Dog. They are expected to mature around 30–40 pounds, although individual adult size can vary.

Compared with our English Goldendoodles, our Mini Bernedoodles generally have more energy and a stronger drive to learn. Their Poodle influence makes them highly trainable and eager to participate in everyday life with their families.

Individual puppies can vary considerably. Some may be more adventurous and energetic, while others may be calmer and more cuddly. We evaluate each puppy's temperament as they grow so we can help families find a good match.

Expected colors: Merle, black & phantom
Expected adult size: Approximately 30–40 lbs
Expected price: $2,000–$2,500

These puppies are a great option for families who want a smaller doodle with a highly trainable, playful personality and a little more energy than our English Goldendoodles.

F1 English Goldendoodles

Our English F1 Goldendoodles are 50% Poodle and 50% English Golden Retriever.

Our previous English Goldendoodle puppies have generally been exceptionally calm, affectionate, and people-oriented. Several of the qualities we loved most about that litter made them particularly appealing as calm companion dogs and potential therapy-dog prospects.

Our upcoming litter will bring together two dogs from those same family lines. The mother is a daughter of Phoebe, our purebred Poodle, and the father is a grandson of Chandler, our purebred English Golden Retriever. Phoebe and Chandler produced our previous English Goldendoodle litter.

Because this is a new pairing, we cannot guarantee that these puppies will have exactly the same temperament as their relatives. Genetics are complex, and every puppy is an individual. We are hopeful that we will see the same calm, loving qualities we enjoyed in our previous litter.

Expected colors: English cream, ranging from deeper cream to very pale cream
Expected price: $2,000–$2,500

Compared with our F1B Mini Bernedoodles, our English Goldendoodles are generally calmer and more easygoing. Their friendly, stable temperaments may make some individuals promising candidates for therapy-dog training, although we never guarantee a particular puppy's future working ability.

F1 English Golden Mountain Dogs

Golden Mountain Dogs combine the sweet, devoted temperament of the Bernese Mountain Dog with the intelligence, trainability, and gentle nature of an English Golden Retriever. They are known for being affectionate, loyal family dogs that love being involved in their family's everyday life.

The English Golden Retriever adds a little more trainability and a slightly more substantial, blocky structure, while the Bernese influence brings their famously gentle, loving, easygoing personality. This combination is also appealing to families who love the Bernese temperament but are looking for a cross that may offer greater longevity than a purebred Bernese Mountain Dog.

Every puppy is unique, and some will naturally take after one parent more than the other. The result is a wonderful mix of two beloved family breeds, with each puppy developing their own personality and combination of traits.

Expected colors: Black or Phantom

Expected Price: $2,000-$2,500

These puppies are a great option for families who love the gentle, devoted temperament of the Bernese Mountain Dog but want the added intelligence and trainability of an English Golden Retriever.

It Also Depends on What You Are Allergic To

Not every dog allergy is the same. Someone who is primarily sensitive to dander may have a very different experience with a regularly groomed Poodle or Doodle than someone who is highly sensitive to saliva or other dog allergens. A Poodle or Doodle cannot eliminate those allergens, so even a very well-groomed dog may still cause a reaction in someone with a severe allergy.

For someone whose main issue is dander buildup, however, regular grooming can make a huge difference. This is why we believe it is important to look at the whole picture rather than simply labeling a breed as “hypoallergenic” or “not hypoallergenic.” No dog is completely allergen-free, but some dogs and grooming routines can create a much more manageable environment for allergy-sensitive families.