Are you ready for some summer fun with goldendoodles?
With Memorial Day weekend behind us, we are officially in summer mode. The heat is on and many of us have water sports on our minds, as we try to keep cooled off. Of course our sweet doodles want to join in the fun. Here is Will, a natural model, showing off his groovy life jacket, which is a very good thing to remember if you happen to have a fearless water lover.
Plan your summer fun with goldendoodles in mind
Of course, some doodles love swimming and water more than others. The waterloving doodles will need their own bin or tub to spend their summers in, while the divas may be a little shy about getting chlorine or sand in those beautiful waves or curls. One thing though that all doodles have in common is that they love their people and getting to participate in activities with their family.
With that in mind, as you make your summer plans, consider activities, vacations and outtings that are pet friendly and bring your goldendoodle along, be it water sports, a beach vacation, hiking and camping or a family road trip. Most doodles are great travelers, are friendly with strangers, love adventure and trying new things, and have fairly good stamina and strength.
Visit our Facebook page to catch more summer fun with goldendoodles! And, of course, if you have one of our Rainfield Goldendoodle pups, be sure to send in all those fun pictures for us to share with the rest of our Rainfield family.
Don’t Have a Doodle Yet?
And if you don’t have a fun-loving, cuddly and friendly Rainfield Goldendoodle yet, contact us today to find out about our upcoming summer litter. Maybe this is your summer to get a Rainfield Goldendoodle puppy of your own!
Noah’s Henry, a standard F1b goldendoodle who calls Portland home, is looing pretty pleased with his Doodle fashion designs. Evidently he had a ‘rascal moment’ and tunneled through a trash bag, coming up with his very first doodle fashion design. It amazes me how happy and accomplished doodles can look, no matter what. They can be such clowns.
Henry, a standard F1b Goldendoodle, looked pretty pleased with his handywork
We have known Henry’s family for many years. He is their family’s 4th goldendoodle! Their third goldendoodle was a sweet rescue story.
One day we received an urgent call about a goldendoodle that needing to be rehomed. The poor pup was caught in the middle of family troubles and had developed anxiety behavior issues as a result. We contacted one of our favorite local dog trainers and he spent a few weeks at their training facility relearning some manners and getting settled again. Once the trainer felt he was ready, his new family came out to get trained as well and the sweet boy got to go to his new home and family, and became their doodle number three.
I love Happy Endings!
Looking for a Goldendoodle of your own?
If you are looking for a goldendoodle of your own, contact us at laurieclaire@gmail.com. We’ve got some new goldendoodle puppies due this fall that will be ready to go around Christmas, 2022. We also ocassionally have older doodles that we are helping families rehome. So contact us today via email or facebook to let us know what you’re looking for and to see who we have available. .
Small and Medium Goldendoodle Puppies For Sale in Houston
If you’ve been looking for small and medium goldendoodle puppies, act fast. We’ve got both males and females available as of the date of this blog post, but they won’t last long. These beautiful red and apricot puppies are going to be ready to go to their new homes starting on August 3rd.
How to Reserve One of Our Summer Goldendoodle Puppies
If you’d like to reserve one of these cuties, give us a call or text at 832-971-4649 or email laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com. You can also chat with us via our Rainfield Goldendoodle Facebook page. While you’re there, check out all the fun pictures of our grown goldendoodle puppies and see what people are saying about us.
Princess Lea, a small goldendoodle puppy, promises she really is as angelic as she looks.
Deposit and Pricing For a Small and Medium Goldendoodle Puppies
It’s a $250 deposit to reserve a puppy. The total price for of these small and medium goldendoodle puppies is $2250. The deposit get applied to the total price.
Peach, a medium goldendoodle, has big plans for the future. This pooch is going places.
Coat Type and Size
The pups range in size from 25 pounds to 50. Pups will have curly and wavy coats and are apricot or red in color. Pups are F1bs and F1bbs. These types of goldendoodles are generally a good fit for someone with pet allergies as they either don’t shed at all or shed very little.
Sunny, Wally and Chip are some of our medium sized goldendoodle puppies
What to Expect When Taking Home One of these Doodle Puppies
Pups will be about 8 weeks old when they go to their new homes in early August. The pups are doing good with their crate training and early potty training. They will be eating dry kibble by the time they go to their new homes. Once you put your deposit down, we will give you our New Puppy Lettter with the information on their early training and schedule, suggested supplies, etc.
These small and medium goldendoodle puppies will have their first shots by the time you pick them up and will come with a health record and Health Guarantee.
Obi One loves dreaming of galaxies far, far away — when he’s not teasing one of his sisters
Little Teddy, an F1b apricot goldendoodle puppy, went to her new home this spring. I thought Teddy would miss us when she left to go to her new home, but from the looks of it, she has already fallen in love with her new momma, Danielle. She is off to a new journey and ready to enjoy every minute of it!
True Love!
Ready for a Red or F1b Apricot Goldendoodle Puppy of Your Own?
If you are looking for a red or apricot goldendoodle puppy, we have a litter of these cuties coming soon who will 8 weeks old and ready to go to a home of their own in early August. These doodle pups will be apricot and red. For more information on how to get a goldendoodle puppy of your own, contact us today through our Facebook page, by email at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com or text at 832-971-4649.
Percy Jackson, you sure have a handsome face! Some of our doodles are such comedians at heart. Ours keep us laughing A big thank you to Percy’s family for sharing these darling pictures with us. We really miss our puppies when they go, but getting to see them as they grow, brings us joy.
This little mini-goldendoodle puppy sure was special and stole our hearts. We love you, little Percy Jackson!
Percy at 2 months old
A mature 7 months old, don’t you think?
Percy Jackson is one of our Rainfield F1bb mini goldendoodle puppies. Contact us today at laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com if you are looking for a mini goldendoodle puppy in the Houston area.
Are you looking to adopt an F1b goldendoodle puppy this holiday season? These cuties are standard size and are going to be curly and cute! We’ve got apricot, reddish apricots, parti-colored and black available.
Coco has been so very good this year!
Although you’d never know it at 3 weeks old, once their fuller coats come in, they should have beautiful, curlier coats. The curlier coated doodles tend to be more hypo-allergenic because they tend to shed less. If anyone in your family suffers from allergies, an F1b is probably the better bet. These F1b goldendoodle puppies will range in weight from 45-65 lbs, so they will be fairly standard size goldendoodles.
When I can pick out my puppy?
Aren’t they perfect little doodle angels?
We allow families who have deposits down on one of our puppies to choose their puppy at about 5 or 6 weeks old. These pups will be ready to be chosen right before Christmas. We do our puppy picks either in-person or by photos and video clips, depending on availability and scheduling.
When are the puppies ready to go home?
Poppy and Buddy get their love of comfort and coziness from their poodle ancestors
Our puppies are ready to go home starting at around 8 weeks. For these pups, their go-home date should be around or shortly after New Years. We send you a letter ahead of the pick up date explaining their schedules, what we’re doing with their potty training and giving you a list of recommended items to have ready before pick up, including what sized crate, etc.
How do I get on the list?
Batman is just chilling. He loves these beautiful autumn days.
To get on our list to adopt an F1b goldendoodle puppy from this litter, you will need to put down a deposit of $250. We confirm what pick you have once we receive your deposit. Please let us know if you want a male or a female at the time of making your deposit. We accept Zelle, Paypal, check or cash. To get the process started please call us at 281-235-3272 or email laurie@rainfieldgoldendoodles.com. We also have a Rainfield Goldendoodles Facebook page. We like to share updates and pictures of our Rainfield doodles, so you can see examples of our full-grown dogs. You can also message us through Facebook.
How much are these puppies?
Our standard F1b goldendoodle puppies are $1850. The $250 deposit gets applied to the total price. The balance is due when you pick up your puppy. For more information on how to adopt an F1b Goldendoodle puppy, please check our 10-Steps to Buying a Puppy.
What You can Expect When Getting One of our Puppies
Elfie won’t always be this little
We often get asked if there anything special to know about our doodle puppies when they go to their new homes, and the answer is, “Yes!”
First of all, we will have started crate training your puppy. We recommend all of our puppies be crated or kept in a playyard like this one when unsupervised for the first year to keep them out of trouble and to make potty training easier.
Speaking of potty-training, we have started our F1b goldendoodle puppies on early potty training and will give you tips on how to continue it once they go to their new homes.
Our puppies love their vet check ups
All our puppies have had their parasite and worm treatments every two weeks and their first set of shots before going home. All puppies are susceptible to parvo though at this early age, so we do ask that you keep your puppy away from areas with high pet traffic or where sick dogs may have been, including dog parks, side walks, pet stores, etc. They need a series of three shots at three week intervals, so although they’ve had their first shot, you will need to be careful with them until about 14-16 weeks of age when they are fully vaccinated.
Your puppy will have been seen by our vet to ensure that they are in good overall health, but please take your puppy to your new vet within the first 72 hours of picking them up.
