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Drayton Valley, Alberta, Canada
Breed Information
Goldendoodles standard or mini size are considered a designer breed that are bred for the hypo-allergenic qualities of a poodle with the amazing personality and temperament of a golden retriever.
N’Joy Goldendoodles are excellent pets, the standard size are perfect for the adventure enthusiast looking for an energetic partner. Our Mini Goldendoodles are perfect for the individuals that live in a smaller home or condo, but still want a Goldendoodle - in a smaller body. As with all dogs, Goldendoodles require lots of love and attention- it’s part of what makes them so adorableJ.
Our Doodles are highly intelligent and are easily trained; however, an obedience class is recommended for all new puppy owners.
At N’Joy Doodles we breed Standard Size and Mini Size
Standard are typically 50+ lbs
Mini are typically 15 to 30 but can go as large as 45lbs
Average life Span is 10 to 15 years
Reserve your puppy or join our waitlist
To Reserve a puppy you must first fill out a Puppy Adoption Application. We vet our families carefully as each and every puppy is special and deserves the best life possible. With a non refundable $250 deposit you can reserve a puppy from the first available litter. OR join our Waitlist, which means when a puppy comes available we will send out a mass email and it will be first come first serve.
Upcoming Standard Litters - Puppies Coming!
We are planning our next standard puppy litter next spring, please inquire for more details.
Upcoming Miniature Litters
Mini Goldendoodles!!
Tia is currently pregnant!! We can't wait to see the beautiful variety of colours and markings that she produces this time. Her babies normally weigh between 10 and 24lbs. Tia still has a few puppies available.
Zoey is in heat and will be pregnant in just a few more days! Zoey is definitely a favorite and still has room on her Reserve list for this upcoming litter.
Email us for information on all our reserve lists and waitlists.
What to expect as you N’Joy your Doodle
Week 1
1. Firstly, you need to remember that your puppy has only had 1 vaccination and therefore, it is very dangerous to take the puppy out to public places where a lot of people will be tempted to touch him or her. Also, do not take them to any public grass areas such as dog parks until the puppy has received all of their vaccines this puts the puppy at risk of contracting issues from other animals.
2. Hold and cuddle the puppy as much as you can to help with the bonding and they will learn to want cuddles.
3. Expect that there will be a few accidents until they learn the acceptable dog run area.
4. Expect that when you put the puppy in the crate for the night, they will whimper and cry. Be patient, just talk to them and reassure them that they are not alone. Every night it will get better! And when the puppy wakes and begins to whimper in the middle of the night – RUN, they need to pee! Remember, don’t give them any food or water at least two hours before bed, this will help.
5. Expect that they will try to chew something they shouldn’t, take them away from the temptation and give them a toy or something acceptable to chew on.
6. Remember, they are just babies and every day will get easier.
7. Now that you have heard all the negatives, there are lots of positives!
8. Expect all the love and kisses you can handle!! That sweet little face is all yours.
Week 2
1. By now the puppy should have stopped crying or whimpering at bed time, if not they will soon. They will learn your routine and find comfort in it.
2. Remember to call the Veterinary clinic to book an appointment for their next vaccination. This needs to be done in 3-4 weeks after the first one in order to help build their immune system. Your puppy’s health card will show you the date of the first injection.
3. Continue to be vigilant with your training, we know that not everyone can work from home so when you are not with the pup ensure they are in a pen or enclosed area with food, water, an area for potty time and somewhere to play and sleep. If the pen or area is large enough put their crate in there with them so they can have the comfort of “their den”.
Previous Litters
If you're interested in seeing some photos of our previous or more recent litters, please see our "Fur Family Fotos" by clicking the link below
