Golden Doodle Puppy for sale in Warwick, New York
10 Golden Doodle Puppies
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:455003
Location
:Warwick, Warwick, Orange County, New York
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
6 Female 4 Male
3 gray w/ black spots all female
4 blonde 1 male 3 female
3 black all male
All potty trained
Not neutered/spayed
All devious and playfun
Good with other dogs and kids unsure of cats
1,600$ for blonde; 2,500$ for spotted; 1,500$ for black puppies
FAQ about Golden Doodle Puppies
What breeds are included in the Golden Doodle puppies?
Our litter consists of Golden Doodle puppies. They come in a variety of colors including gray with black spots, blonde, and black. Each puppy has a distinct personality and charm.
How many puppies are available?
We have a total of 10 Golden Doodle puppies available: 6 females and 4 males. This includes 3 gray females, 4 blonde puppies (1 male and 3 female), and 3 black males.
Are the puppies trained?
All of our puppies are potty trained, making them a great addition to any household.
Are the puppies neutered or spayed?
None of the puppies are currently neutered or spayed, which allows for flexibility in breeding if desired.
What is the temperament of the puppies?
These puppies are known to be devious and playful, making them entertaining companions. They are also sociable and good with other dogs and kids, though their reaction to cats is still unknown.
What are the prices of the puppies?
The prices for our Golden Doodle puppies are as follows: $1,600 for blonde puppies, $2,500 for the spotted puppies, and $1,500 for the black puppies.
Where are the puppies located?
The puppies are located in Warwick, Orange County, New York, United States.
Is there a specific age for the puppies?
The specific age of the puppies can be discussed upon inquiry, ensuring they are of appropriate age for adoption.
Are the puppies socialized with other animals?
The puppies are well socialized with other dogs and children, which helps prepare them for their new home. Their interaction with cats is still to be assessed.
