Goldendoodle & Labradoodle Puppies.
24/01/2025
High-quality Goldendoodle puppies for adoption! Get your family what they truly desired for Christmas. Because we believe that 🐾🐾"Small steps make a big difference."🐾🐾
After the holiday rush and bustle, it’s the ideal time to bring a puppy into your home. Read below to learn more about this wonderful breed and about us.
Share your love of life with your new best friend 😀🦮🐶.
From an experienced family and hobbyist breeder, NOT a puppy mill, puppy farm, breeding kennel, farm puppies, or anything similar.
Please read the warning about puppy farms in the area at the bottom.
These puppies are meticulously raised to exceed your expectations.
Check out our growing list of 5-star reviews at the top of our page.
The Goldendoodle breed is renowned for its versatility, intelligence, and agreeable personality, making it suitable for various purposes. They have been intentionally bred with compatible parental breeds to become one of the most successful, recognizable, and popular breeds in all areas of comparison. This includes those seeking Service Animals, Emotional Support, Therapy Dogs, and of course, the ideal family pet.
About the breed:
Personality: The Goldendoodle is known for its intelligent, friendly, and devoted nature. They are quick to please and eager to learn, making them an excellent choice for families and individuals alike.
Energy Level: Goldendoodles have a medium energy level, which means they thrive with mental stimulation to keep them happy and healthy. Which makes for easy training. They react well to the energy level of those around them, so they are great companions for active individuals and families. Also very gentle for those times when you want to sit quietly or cuddle.
Good with Children: Yes, Goldendoodles are wonderful with children. They are patient, gentle, and often enjoy playing and cuddling with kids.
Good with other Dogs: Yes, Goldendoodles are another dog’s best friend. They are friendly and social, and they get along well with other breeds.
Good with Cats and other small animals: Yes, Goldendoodles are also generally good with cats and other small animals. They are known for their gentle and patient nature, and they often get along well with these creatures.
Shedding: Goldendoodles are considered hypoallergenic, which means they don’t shed like other breeds.
Grooming: Goldendoodles require occasional grooming to keep their coat healthy and shiny. Brushing every other week and occasional bathing are usually sufficient.
Trainability: Goldendoodles are highly trainable and ranked as the **4th smartest dog breed** in Stanley Coren’s book “The Intelligence of Dogs”. They are eager to please their owners and are quick to learn new commands and tricks.
Height: Male Goldendoodles typically stand between 22and 23 inches tall at the shoulder, while female Golden Retrievers usually stand between 21.5 and 22.5 inches tall.
Weight: Male Goldendoodles typically weigh between 55 and 70 pounds, while female Goldendoodles usually weigh between 50 and 65 pounds.
Barking Level: Goldendoodles are generally not known for excessive barking, but they will bark when necessary, such as to alert their owners or to express excitement.
Life Expectancy: The average life expectancy of a Goldendoodles is 12 to 15 years.
In conclusion, the Goldendoodle is a truly wonderful breed that makes an excellent companion for families and
We have an ever-growing list of 5-star reviews, which you can read on our page at the top. We are a reputable, responsible, and reliable breeder.
These are high-quality Goldendoodle puppies from genetically tested parents. They undergo a comprehensive health exam by our licensed veterinarian. These puppies are well-socialized, treated with love, and receive an abundance of care.
Discover why our puppies are the gold standard of Goldendoodles and surpass the rest. Not all doodles are created equal, which is why we carefully select our “Puppy Parents” to breed the highest quality F1bb Goldendoodle puppies. These are not your average doodles; they are F1bb Goldendoodles.
F1bb Goldendoodles are widely regarded as one of the best overall dog breeds and are generally healthier than other Goldendoodle generations, such as the F1, F1b, F2, F3, or as some cleverly mislead by adversized names like “Double Doodles” and so on.
These dogs are also renowned for their intelligence, which often comes at a higher price. However, as a small-time Family/Hobbyist Breeder, we have the advantage of treating adopters as individuals rather than mere transactions. This means considering your concerns as our own and working with you to find a puppy that fits your budget. We offer lower-than-average adoption costs, generous starting goodies, and the power of financial protection with our comprehensive puppy health guarantee contract. Additionally, we provide flexible payment options to make it easier for you to afford the puppy you deserve.
If you have any questions or want to share information, feel free to call or text my cell phone number at 330-495-3728. You can also simply click the “send message” button on this post.
Please inquire about adoption cost through messenger "Send Message" or cell phone. As adoption costs are not permitted to be posted per Facebook Community Standards on live animal sales.
Inquire about available discounts, such as those for military service and multiple puppy discounts.
We’re offering a special low adoption fee. Reserve your puppy first, on a first-come, first-served basis, to secure your furry friend.
Come meet your new best friend!

Reserve your puppy of choice for after February 10. Feel free to share or send this information to those you love who might be interested in a high-quality puppy that fits their budget.
All our puppies are well-socialized with children, seniors, dogs of all sizes, cats, and small animals.
It’s a beautiful day to play with a puppy at our family home here at Rose’s Puppy Toes, where our puppies are raised, loved, and reminded that “little steps make a big difference.”
WARNING: Also, I’d like to share some helpful advice about a topic that’s very close to my heart due to our previous rescue work. In this part of Ohio, there are many puppy farms, puppy mills, puppy wholesalers, and miss-bred farm puppies that use adoption services to conceal their unethical breeding practices. These opportunistic breeders often display their puppies in a nice garage or a finished basement to hide the often inhumane conditions in which their puppies and mother dogs are kept. These puppies are treated as livestock rather than cherished companions, lacking socialization with other creatures except their littermates, mothers, and those in nearby cages or pens. The only way these breeders will cease breeding puppies is if we, as responsible individuals, stop supporting them.
It’s important to note that the “vet check” you receive will likely be a simple card that can be picked up at any vet and be filled out by the supposed breeder themselves with a few dates of vaccinations or deworming. Rather than an actual comprehensive long-form vet check of your puppy’s overall health. Remember, it’s not rescuing a puppy; it’s enabling the demand for cheap, misbred, mistreated puppies and poor living conditions for their mothers.
When visiting these breeders or considering purchasing their puppies, keep in mind that you get what you pay for, and you also get what you don’t pay for, such as the aforementioned issues. Additionally, you’ll likely incur higher vet bills throughout your puppy’s life. Instead, consider getting your puppy from a reliable, reputable, and responsible breeder who prioritizes the well-being of their animals and provides a comprehensive health check.
To ensure you’re making an informed decision, ask your breeder if they have a farm and how their puppies are kept.
