TIMBERLAND FALLS GOLDENDOODLES
The Pacific Northwest’s Premier Breeder of Petite Mini Goldendoodles
Breeding Ethically Since 2009
With thoughtfully raised puppies available in Washington Tennesse and North Carolina
QUALITY BREEDING
We are not your average breeder. We work hard to raise healthy, happy, and socialized Goldendoodle puppies. Every puppy receives early neurological stimulation, critical socialization, and desensitization training sessions. Our goal is to match the right puppy with the right family and support you for a lifetime.
HOUSE & CRATE TRAINING
OUR PHILOSOPHY
HEALTH & LIFELONG SUPPORT
TEMPERAMENT TESTING & MATCHING
Puppies begin socialization at 6 weeks of age. Socialization includes: Car rides Meeting strangers Interaction with other dogs and cats Puppies are not taken outside before 6 weeks and first vaccination to protect against parvo and distemper. We maintain a clean, safe environment before Puppy Academy begins.
EARLY SOCIALIZATION & PUPPY ACADEMY
Puppies are tested at 49 days old using: Volhard Puppy Aptitude Test (PAT) Additional tests from Avidog Purpose: ensure the best match between puppy and family. Puppies have distinct personalities—quiet, bold, or somewhere in between. Happy owners = happy puppies.
Puppies begin socialization at 6 weeks of age. Socialization includes: Car rides Meeting strangers Interaction with other dogs and cats Puppies are not taken outside before 6 weeks and first vaccination to protect against parvo and distemper. We maintain a clean, safe environment before Puppy Academy begins.
Puppies start house training at 6 weeks. By 8 weeks, most puppies are beginning to: Understand the yard as their bathroom area Climb stairs confidently Puppies are crate trained, and each new owner receives a house training manual for guidance.
Raise well-tempered Goldendoodles who exceed expectations.
We focus on socialization, training, and love from day one.
Every puppy is a future loyal companion and faithful friend.
Here is a good reason to support a quality breeder: Responsible Breeders Reduce Abandonment
Disclaimer:
*Temperment testing may be predictive but should not be construed as absolute given an animal's behavior ultimately depends upon internal, external, and environmental factors. And, the extent to which nature vs nurture influence and effect the ultimate behavior outcome irrespective of preliminary test results from a given point in time and the animal's life.