Question 1

What is Puppy Power Kennels' process like?

Accepted Answer

We spend our days making sure mom & pup are safe, comfortable and on track. We accept emails, texts and phone calls to answer questions. We want to make sure our Doodles are leaving us to awesome homes. We will provide pictures by text and occasional Facetime, WhatsApp or Duo calls. We are home with our Dogs/Pups (24/7), we have surveillance setup inside and outside.

Our litters are conceived and cared for as family. We provide love, care, time, and affection. Maintenance and vaccinations until the day our puppies are off to a new home.  When we prepare our puppies for a new home, we take the necessary steps to make sure the receiving owner(s) will care and protect the new loved one as family.

Question 2

Is there a deposit and waiting list?

Accepted Answer

We do require a $250 non-refundable deposit to reserve your spot on the waiting list. This deposit will be applied to the total price of your puppy. The deposit is of good-faith you are serious on providing a loving home.

Question 3

Do we offer door-to-door transportation?

Accepted Answer

We have a few options:

Precious Pets Transport - https://www.preciouspetstransport.com/
888-240-7225
(IPATA and USDA Licensed)

We welcome new owners to our home for pick-up. We will deliver our puppies Door to Door or meet at a higly visible location.

Question 4

What happens while I wait for my puppy to leave its mom?

Accepted Answer

We make sure that each puppy is getting all of the age-appropriate shots and medication, including getting wormed. Daily weight charts and documented progress. Before they go home, they will be well socialized with people and other dogs. They will be weaned off of their mother’s milk and begin to eat solid food. At about 7 weeks of age, we will allow more video calls and communication. We would like the transition to the new home happy for the puppies and families.

Question 5

When can I pick up my puppy?

Accepted Answer

At 8-9 weeks the puppies will be ready for their new owners. We will schedule the pick-up after the last Vet check. We will recommend Precious Pet Transport (IPATA and USDA Licensed). If by chance the new owners cannot pick up the pup, we will make an accomodation (a fee will be applied, for boarding, food and another Vet check). If by chance you cannot receive the puppy, we will rehome the pup.

Question 6

How do I pick my puppy?

Accepted Answer

We will contact our customers based on the order of the waitlist. For litter picks, we will allow video calls, then around 6 weeks of age we will invite you to come meet our litter (seller discretion). If you cannot make a pick by video or picture, you will have an opportunity at 6 weeks of age. Once you have made your choice, we cannot change the pick. If you have not made a pick before the 7th week we,"seller", have the discretion to move your pick to the next in line. To be fair, you are coming to pick-up your pup by the 8th week.

Question 7

What is F1 vs F1B?

Accepted Answer

An F1 Hybrid (also known as filial 1 hybrid) is the first filial generation of offspring. Distinctly different parental types.
When a Poodle is crossed with a Golden Retriever, the Goldendoodle puppy is 50% Poodle and 50% Golden Retriever. This is called an F1 Goldendoodle.
What is an F1B Goldendoodle?
An F1B Goldendoodle is the pup from a purebred Poodle and an F1 Goldendoodle.
The “B” in “F1B” stands for “backcross.” In general terms, the F1B Goldendoodle is 25% Golden Retriever and 75% Poodle.

Question 8

What is F2 vs F2B?

Accepted Answer

The second generation of Goldendoodles - F2, like their F1 parents are 50% Poodle and 50% Golden Retriever but are sired by hybrids instead of purebreds. Though traits are different in each litter, F2 Goldendoodles have a high success for low to non-shedding. The F2B Goldendoodles are 62.5% Poodle and only 37.5% Golden Retriever with one F1 parent and one F1B parent. Generations that follow, like F3, or backcrosses, have higher amounts of Poodle heredity.

Question 9

How should I keep up with my puppy's vaccinations?

Accepted Answer

Here's a generally accepted guideline of the puppy vaccination schedule for the first year.

Question 10

Can the puppies be registered?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there are many organizations that register Goldendoodles, the Continental Kennel Club (CKC) is our preference with the highest standards and most recognized second to AKC. Doodles are known as Designer breeds. https://ckcusa.com/registration/canine-registration/non-purebred-registration/

Question 11

What do we feed our dogs (Sire & Dam)?

Accepted Answer

Our adult dogs enjoy a grain-free diet of Salmon and Peas, Omega-3 supplement and Distilled Water. If this water is not available, the next choice is Spring Water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions? We have Doodle answers!