Current Goldendoodles

We do everything possible to ensure you receive a healthy puppy. Emergencies can happen if they eat something they shouldn’t, get injured or fall and break a bone. Just like us, anything can happen no matter how much we puppy proof our homes.

We send home a 4 week trial of Trupanion Insurance. I do recommend families have insurance for their pups because Emergency Vet bills can cost anywhere from $1000 to $15,000 depending on what is needed. When you have insurance, your focus can be on your puppy/dog and not on how to afford the cost of the Vet bill giving you peace of mind.

Goldendoodles will do well with 1 long walk or 2 shorter walks a day. On days that are too cold or rainy I recommend some brain exercises to burn energy like snuffle matts, puzzles, rolled up towels with kibble or frozen Kong’s with greek yogurt and fruit. A round of ball in the backyard is also a really great way to burn some energy.

They are pretty adaptable to their families. We have some very active families that go hiking in the mountains, kayaking, and swimming or we have families that are couch potatoes and everywhere in between. I do feel that they are happier with at least one good exercise session a day.

I get this question all the time and my answer is always the same. There are no female or male characteristic or trait differences in Goldendoodles. The same goes for size differences, it just depends on their DNA as you can have a small or large male or female in a litter.

We always recommend our families concentrate on their temperament testing scores and video’s, those traits are not gender specific. Temperament in our parents is just as important to us as their health testing. We see parents’ traits in their pups and we only want to breed the best. Most of our parents have lineage of service, therapy or ribbons in their pedigree.

We are seeing more and more requests for Goldendoodles to be working dogs. Families and individuals are looking for options that have the intelligence for service work and the potential for non shedding hypoallergenic traits. Poodles and Golden Retrievers are some of the most intelligent and are one of the top choices in the service dog industry.

We will work with families and individuals for best placements, but when requiring a Service Dog we do require working with a trainer and having them as part of the selection process. A Service Dog can not be owner trained, they must be trained by a professional. In the Service Dog industry there is a high failure rate for any breed to pass their testing and be successful. We want to ensure our pups are set up for success as much as possible.

When it comes to an ESA (Emotional Support Animal), Therapy or Facility dog, there are programs in place to help an individual to prepare a pup for that type of work and can be supported as an owner trained working dog.

Our program is geared through our Puppy Curriculum to give all of our pups the best chance to meet their full potential whether it is as a family pet or working dog. We typically have requests for working dogs in all of our litters.

Choosing a knowledgeable breeder is key to finding the best Goldendoodle for your family. We understand the importance of knowing as much as possible about your breeder to ensure you are making the best decision for your family.

We want you to be confident that selecting CJM Puppies is the best choice for you which means we want to be as transparent as we can. CJM Puppies is a responsible, ethical breeder that follows GANA’s Code of Ethics and every parent in our program meets the Gold Level requirements to be used in our program.

• All of our parents are cleared for DNA, hips, elbows, patellas, cardiac and eyes and is available for viewing
• All of our parents are Poodles, Golden Retrievers and Goldendoodles made up of only those breeds and is confirmed by DNA testing
• Providing a loving, clean, and healthy puppy nursery and the best nutrition
• Following all the most up to date Breeding recommendations from prominent Reproduction Veterinarian’s
• Having limited litters with each mom, they will only have 3 or 4 litter’s and then they are spayed and retired and they get to live their best lives.
• Only breeding with a waitlist, we do not want to overproduce litters
• Having a very extensive Puppy Program and Curriculum to ensure every puppy can meet its potential
  Providing as much information about each puppy from health to temperament to ensure families are making the best choice
• Our parents’ health, nutrition, exercise and wellbeing are our top priority. They have their Vet Health Check and are up to date on all of their vaccinations. In order to have healthy pups, we need to start with healthy parents.
• Allow families to come in person to pick pup and meet the parents
• Puppies have a health check at 7.5 weeks and have their first vaccinations and have been dewormed with Strongid 4 times
• Puppies come with an Eidap Microchip and it is set up to their families
• Puppies have 2 year health guarantee that has been reviewed and approved by GANA
• Ongoing family support when pups go home
• Puppies are sold as pets with a Spay & Neuter contract
• Ensuring we are screening our puppy families and they are going to wonderful homes where they will be well cared for and families understands how much work a puppy is
• Continuing to educate ourselves with new breeding standards