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Beasley Doodles and Poodles We have been breeding high quality, health tested, Goldendoodles and Standard Poodles, since 2007
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01/15/2024

This handsome boy is the last pup left from Gamiora and Dudes October 29th litter. Pictures do not do him justice. He has a wonderful silky teddy bear coat with full furnishings and a reasonably balanced personality, leaning slightly towards the smart and reserved side but still very playful when comfortable. A confident existing dog who's lead he can follow, or a person who can help him broaden his comfort zone (take him with you places), should be enough to ensure he doesn't end up anxious due to his intelligence.

He is 100% litterbox trained to aid in a more seemless housetraining transition. He knows there is a place for that. You just have to show him where his new "spot" is. He is also microchipped and UABR registered. See beasleydoodles.net for additional information such as parental health testing and adoption information.

11/27/2023

New photos of Gamoira X Dude babies posted on beasleydoodles.net

11/24/2023

Photos of Aphrodite and Rowdys girls are now posted on the website. Outdoor temperature and light just wasn't lining up so these indoor lit pictures aren't the best but they are something. See beasleydoodles.net for more pictures and details.

11/14/2023

Individual Gamoira X Dude puppies pictures are here! See beasleydoodles.net for full set of each baby. (Don't mind the labels for now, still working on that)

11/03/2023

Gamoira blessed us with 9 gorgeous Goldendoodle babies on October 29th. Only one girl and no parti! What are the odds? The blacks all appear to be phantoms and one of them has the cutest white socks though. These babies will be ready for their new homes Christmas weekend. Can also hold until the holiday chaos settles. I will post individual pricing on the website soon. Please text or call for more information. 417-209-0055

06/13/2023

Ms. Morgan has been an amazing member of our breeding program, but now it is time for her to find her forever family. I obtained her from Terry Riley in Cuba, Mo as an 8 week old puppy and she just turned 5 in January. She was spayed after her last litter. Has health clearances necessary for responsible breeding and typical happy go lucky golden personality. She is house trained, crate trained if you need to crate her, doesn't tear things up, doesn't get into things, doesn't jump. Walks like a lady on a leash, loads and rides well in the car. Essentially, I am not aware of any bad habits she has. We leave her loose in the house unattended without issue. She isn't much of a barker. She will lay on the couch if she thinks she can get away with it, but even that is infrequent. She is well socialized, doesn't have any anxieties, and would be well suited for most situations unless you want another dog to run the energy out of a puppy. That's not her. She is a momma. She is tired of puppies. An appropriate home would "treat" her to her retirement. CKC & UABR registration papers and proof of current vaccinations will go with her. Small rehoming fee to insure adequate placement.

ETA: It has come to my attention that rehoming my retired breeding dogs might not be viewed in the best light. So, I want to clarify that one of the reasons I rehome them is because they DESERVE it. The dog to human ratio here is 3:10 + puppies. The ones I keep past retirement are for selfish reasons, because I'm too attached, not because it is really in their best interest. Chilling here is fine... They are cared for, well fed and groomed. The one-on-one attention and complete spoiling I believe my retired girls deserve is simply not possible though. Developing puppies and young breeding prospects that actually NEED work are prioritized and my older, problem-free ladies end up getting the bare minimum of my available time and attention. After the service they have performed for our family, that's not fair and I feel it is my responsibility to find the perfect place for them to spend the rest of their life. I dont get attached to the puppies after 16 years but I definitely get attached to my breeding dogs. It is not easy for me to let them go and I cry every time, but it is what is ultimately best for them.

On another note, any dog that comes from me will always have a place here at any point in their life if needs be. It is not ok for any of them to be a burden on the rescue system. Once again, my responsibility.

04/30/2023

Who wants to take this handsome boy home? Chase is 10 weeks and we have moved from litterboxes to crate and house training. After a short protest period he already sleeps through the night. He loves my son, he is already very used to rough housing around with him and the neighbor kids. He does not get carsick. He rides very well in fact. He has a curly coat and will be close to 50 # at adulthood. Microchipped, dewormed, UABR registered, age appropriate vaccinations and genetic warranty. See Beasleydoodles.net for more information.

03/05/2023

Badness has had her final litter and they are some beautiful babies. Very well marked abstracts and one phantom boy. Multigen Goldendoodles ready the weekend of April 22nd. See beasleydoodles.net for more information.

12/02/2022

UPDATE: Harper has found a home.

Ms. Harper is the last pup left from Athena and Rowdy's June 2nd, 2022 litter. She is housetrained, which I do not claim lightly, crate trained, walks on a leash and comes when called. I expect her to mature to around 50 #, she has a curly, non-shedding coat, is fully vaccinated, microchipped and SPAYED. Her personality is smart and sassy but extremely sweet. She loves to be where HER people are, and ear scratches that turn into tummy rubs when she flops over. She will protest things but goes along pretty easy with a little persistence on my part. So, she definitely needs someone who isn't a pushover to continue her training but she isn't stubborn to the point of obstinance or smart to the point she would be a difficult family dog that is always causing trouble. She does need someone with some patience to befriend her to begin with. I didn't notice for awhile but she is not a fan of strangers. Avoidance is her game. She is great with our family, my son, the neighbor kids, and the cats but if someone comes to see her she heads for her crate or other distant place. She has now spent a couple days at the vet clinic hanging out in the reception cube and it's improving. I suppose she just needs more exposure to things away from my property because she is a perfect angel in her comfort zone.

11/24/2022

Blaire and Rose both have some gorgeous F1 babies still available. Ready for new homes right at Christmas. See beasleydoodles.net for additional photos and program information.

11/18/2022

Blaire may have had a rough go of it this time but these two little fighters are doing great and are ready to meet potential new families. Can go home December 17th. See beasleydoodles.net for additional pictures and information.

11/07/2022

Happy Friday! Hope this gives you a good laugh 😂

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Memory Lane
Jefferson City, MO
65101

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(417) 209-0055

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http://www.beasleydoodles.net/

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I missed the best part of poor Posie trying to figure out what to do with her toy while she took a drink so the other dogs wouldn't steal it. She dropped it in the water bowl and picked it up at least 3 times before I started taking the video. She loves her stuffies and the other puppies kill them. Ms. Posie is a wire type F2 Goldendoodle that will end up around 50#. She sheds lightly but doesn't have much tendency to matt. She is also fully vaccinated, spayed, crate trained, leash trained and pretty much house trained. Who wants to rescue Posie from her toy killing siblings and shower her with stuffies?

Make sure your volume is on for my exasperated commentary

Puppy hoard! Tyches babies can go to their new homes next weekend. See beasleydoodles.net for more information.

Puppies anyone? With all the rain today babies didn't get any outside time while I cleaned. Instead? A puppy-pit. It's like a ball pit but way more fun. 🤣🤣🤣

This is the last available female F1 from Sansa and Hooch-just taking her mom for a walk.

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About Us

We are Missouri state licensed and inspected breeders located on just under 3 acres at the end of a subdivision outside Jefferson City, Mo where there is ample room for my handful of dogs in my fenced yard and secluded back woods where they can get some exercise safely away from any dangerous traffic.

I, Baylee, am 26 years old and began breeding Goldendoodles as my FFA project when I was 15. I am currently attending the University of Missouri in Columbia, Mo majoring in Animal Science with plans to apply to veterinary school within the next couple years upon the completion of checking every little box on the very long checklist of things required to do so. My cousin, Odessa, who is 24, lives with me and helps me out with the dogs as she also moved to this area to attend Mizzou. She is now majoring in Agriculture with a minor in Animal Science. I believe she is also going to try the vet school route now but she doesn't want me to tell anyone in case she doesn't get in. Crazy girl... My mom is a vet and I grew up helping her care for both large and small animals in her mobile mixed practice. Since I moved away to school, I work as a veterinary technician in a veterinary clinic in Columbia. Odessa is the kennel manager and a receptionist there as as well.

My dogs are bred with the intention of providing a high quality pet with a loving,gentle personality and a non-shedding quality. I strive to give every dog personal attention and love so that they are stable, happy, healthy, and confident individuals.