Where well mannered doodles come from!

Well mannered doodles is what we do.

Our belief is early intervention and socialization. Puppies are respectful before they leave us. Meaning no jumping up on children, no nipping or biting. Crate trained for the most, part accustomed to sleeping their own crate to alleviate separation anxiety once in their new home.

Puppies are all pre-trained for calmness getting an early start to being a well-mannered doodle. This all starts at 5 weeks of age, working with puppies before they go into new homes makes a huge difference in temperament and respect towards humans.

There are puppies - and there are well mannered puppies.

Early intervention and pre-training sets us apart from other breeders.

Most families come to us for the family training

It is PEOPLE that need to be trained

so their puppy can be, trained.

Value of a home is Location Location Location

Value of a puppy is Training Training Training

WHAT WE BREED & PRICING

We breed F1 Goldendoodles, F1bb Goldendoodles,

F1b Labradoodles, F1 & F1b Bernedoodles.

Puppies will vary in sizes and coats, depending on parents and which puppy is chosen. Coats will be wavy or curly. Colors can be light creams, browns, white, black, phantom, reds, bi colored or tri's.

Bernedoodles are now all expected to be tricolored.

When placing a deposit we cannot guarantee gender at pick time- you do have the option to defer to the next litter.

We DO NOT BREED MINIS! Rarely ever under 40 lbs.

Picks are done in the order of deposits received

So it is always best to get in on a litter early to assure more

puppies available to pick from. Deposit on every litter is $ 500.00

FALL / WINTER 2022

F1 Bernedoodles DUE November 2nd & 9th

accepting deposits

$4500

F1 Goldendoodles DUE December 5th

accepting deposits

$3100

SPRING 2023

F1b Bernedoodles

F1b Goldendoodles

F1b Labradoodles

In person visits to our home are

welcome with an appointment

Best to contact Nicole for availability

508-558-2221 or email Nicole@Doodlelitters.com

Take home timing would depend on if a puppy and its new family is in Bootcamp training, and if so, how long family would like training to continue here before taking their puppy home. Earliest a puppy can leave us is at 8 weeks of age. All puppies will be up to date with vaccines and worming protocols. Always clean, always happy; working hard on a daily basis to be a true family member!

Puppy Boot Camp Package Available!

TRAINING PACKAGES

- TRAINING SESSION NOW REQUIRED FOR FIRST TIME DOG OWNERS -

Puppies normally go to new homes at 8 weeks of age. For those that desire a more mature, well mannered puppy, we have training packages available.

What kind of manners you wonder...? When puppies are here, they are worked with once they are 5 weeks old. They learn not to jump up on people, not to nip or bite. Basically to be respectful towards people. If you want a quick start to a well mannered "family member", it is YOU that must be trained so not to enable normal puppy behavior.

There is no real reason for a puppy to jump up on people, little children, grab food off of counters and plates, pull on walks, take things off the floor and run with them, chew or destroy household items. Puppies do because they can, because they are allowed to because "they are cute and adorable"...but when it is not cute any longer? When it is too late and they are already programmed that they can do no wrong. Not all people need help, but for those who do, I am there for them.

Available at an additional cost - payment due at training session.($450 - $1500)

PUPPY BOOT CAMP 2022 (pdf)

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About the Breeder

Traits of a good breeder:

Experience of this breeder:

Traits of a good breeder:

First of all, to be a successful breeder, one must have a huge passion for dogs, lots of patience, and the desire to help with transition into new homes. Always looking to learn and to breed for not only good looks, but for great traits.

Goal of a good breeder:

Experience of this breeder:

Traits of a good breeder:

The number one goal a breeder should have is bringing healthy puppies into the world for families to enjoy. Not just a dog, a new family member. Respect for people, manners, rules and lots of love makes for a true member of the family. To teach the puppy not to jump up on people, nip or bite.

Experience of this breeder:

Experience is the most crucial. Sincerity, honesty, commitment, all rolled into one. Breeder has been breeding doodles since 2007, prior, Golden Retrievers and Labs. Psychology background and working with the special needs population. has the commitment to both the puppies and the families they go home with. To have a wealth of knowledge to share. To teach and train the puppies at an early age, giving a strong foundation of respect for humans.

Core beliefs:

Puppies that are bred:

Experience of this breeder:

Early intervention and socialization leads to a well mannered, balanced, happy puppy. Learning social skills early, working with motor and cognitive skills motivates puppies to learn.

Tough love belief is age appropriate, rules & expectations with lots of love and praise. No treats are used in early training.

Crate Training:

Puppies that are bred:

One big mistake new puppy owners do, is let the puppy run free - having no rules to speak of in the house. Crate training is essential, not only for safety, but for control.

Dogs are den animals and enjoy the feeling of being in a place of their own. That is started here at 6 weeks of age. Quite difficult to house train a puppy if it is running all over.

Puppies that are bred:

Puppies are all conceived, born and trained here in a home setting. All breeding males and females are personally owned or are in guardian homes.

Parents can be seen upon request if already weaned.

Breeder of the puppies - Kerry Buckley

I have been breeding for over 15 years. Many New England families' have my Golden Retrievers & Labs, which I bred for 5 years or so.

Now only breeding doodles, I still strive to keep much of the golden and lab traits. Nothing like those two breeds. Breeding in the traits of the poodle; intelligence, no shedding and a wave to the coats...to me , is the prefect dog. As I say..."You need a poodle to doodle!"

Never enough time with the grandbabies

Taking a break with my granddaughter! We went for a ride around the backyard in the golf cart.

All 5 grandchildren live down south. So I try to visit in between litters, preferably NOT in the summer months!

Taking a doodle to Plymouth, my most favorite thing to do!

Now and then I love to take one of my dogs to the beach.

Teamwork!

Taking a quick breakin between litters.

Having a dedicated husband who supports my passion

of breeding and training doodles certainly helps in keeping everything in control and on schedule. You do need a poodle to doodle, but you also need a dedicated partner to make it all work.

We have been breeding doodles here in New England for over 15 years now.

We are primarily breeding Golden Doodles, Double Doodles, and Bernedoodles. Pre-training of the puppies and offering family "Boot Camp" is what we take much pride in.