Purdy
Male
Adopted
When choosing a Mini Goldendoodle Puppies we have F1, F1b, and F1bb to choose from.
Blue Diamond Mini Goldendoodles Early Development Training.
Every Blue Diamond Mini Goldendoodle puppy goes through Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS). ENS is performed from day 3 to day 16 of the puppies life to get our puppies desensitized to human touch as well accustomed to different environments. All Blue Diamond Mini Goldendoodle puppies are temperament tested by our Professional Puppy Trainer, Kimberly. She then writes each puppy’s individual descriptions based on their own unique temperament.
The F1 Mini Goldendoodle Puppies are the first-generation breed. Mom is a Golden Retriever and Dad is a mini poodle. They have a wavy or soft curly hair coat with minimal shedding after they have lost their puppy fur. If you are looking for low maintenance, partially hypoallergenic dog this would be a good choice for you. Their grooming consists of daily brushing to keep the hair from being matted. They should be on a 6-month grooming schedule. They have the even-tempered personality that takes after the Golden Retriever. They vary in size from 20-45 pounds and are 20-24 inches tall.
An F1b Mini Goldendoodle Puppy is a second-generation with Mom being an F1 Goldendoodle and Dad a mini poodle. They have a soft curly haircoat with almost no shedding. They are semi-hypoallergenic and are a great choice for a person who suffers from pet allergies. They require more frequent grooming and should be on a 6-8 week grooming schedule. They have loyal and intelligent temperaments. They vary in size from 19-35 pounds and are 18-20 inches tall.
An F1bb is a third-generation Mini Goldendoodle with Mom being an F1b Goldendoodle and Dad a mini Poodle. Their hair coat is that of a poodle as they are more poodle than Retriever. They are guaranteed hypoallergenic and no shedding. They should be on a 6-8 week grooming schedule. They have loving and super intelligent personalities but tend to have more energy. This breed is also smaller in size, they make great apartment dogs. They vary in size from 15-25 pounds and are 14-16 inches tall.
Mini Goldendoodles have a life expectancy of 12-16 years.
The Mini Goldendoodle is a boutique or designer mixed breed dog that is a mix between a Golden Retriever and a Miniature or Toy Poodle. This breed displays the best traits of both breeds. They are very intelligent, loyal, and make great pets. They are great with kids and play well with other pets like cats or other dogs. Mini Goldendoodles make great therapy dogs or a pet for special needs children. Through breeding, they can range from low shedding and semi-hypoallergenic to no shedding and Guaranteed Hypoallergenic.
How the Mini Goldendoodle Breed Came About!
Mini Goldendoodles can be traced back to the mid-1990s when breeders learned of the benefits of mixing the Golden Retriever and Miniature or Toy Poodles. The low to no shedding and hypoallergenic benefits quickly made this new designer breed very popular. They are one of a handful of large breeds that do not shed. They are considered a mixed breed and can’t be registered with most national dog breed associations. But they have become so popular that associations have been developed just for the Goldendoodle breed. One such organization is the Goldendoodle Association of North America. It is also known as (GANA). Another organization that recognizes mini Goldendoodles is the Dog Registry of America. Also known as (DRA).
How are Mini Goldendoodles and Standard Goldendoodles different?
The main difference between Standard Goldendoodles and Mini Goldendoodles is size. That is the result of the size and breed of the Dad of the puppy. When it comes to standard size Goldendoodles the father is a larger standard size Poodle. This usually results in a Standard Sized Goldendoodle weighing between 50-80 pounds. The father of mini Goldendoodle puppies is either a Miniature or Toy poodle. Mini Goldendoodle weights range from 15-45 pounds. Both the standard and mini Goldendoodles are cute and cuddly but just a little bigger ball of love than the other. Blue Diamond Family Pups only breeds and raises Mini Goldendoodles.
What are Mini Goldendoodles Personality and Temperament like?
They have loving and affectionate personalities like the Golden Retriever but also have the Superintelligence and hypoallergenic traits of the poodle. They are loyal, very eager to please, and make great companions for families or individuals. With their smaller size, they make great apartment dogs. They get very attached to people that spend time with them and love to be close to them. As with all dogs, a dog’s temperament is a direct result of the type of training, socialization, and overall time spent with your puppy.
How Big will my Mini Goldendoodle Puppy Get?
Blue Diamond mini Goldendoodles vary in size based on which variant of Mini Goldendoodle your puppy is.
F1 Variant – Height: 20-24 inches high Weight: 20-45 pounds.
F1b Variant – Height: 18-20 inches high Weight: 19-35 pounds.
F1bb Variant -Height: 14-16 inches high Weight: 15-25 pounds.
What Colors are Mini Goldendoodles and what are their Coats like?
Most mini Goldendoodles favor the poodle side of the mix and usually have shorter wavy/curlier hair than a poodle. Others can have more of a shaggy coat like that of a Golden retriever The colors of mini doodles vary and get inherited from both of the puppy’s parents. Some can be solid colored and some are multi-colored with patterns. The most prominent colors of mini Goldendoodles are Brown, Cream, Apricot, Red, White, and Golden colors.
Are all Mini Goldendoodles Hypoallergenic?
The answer is no! Not all mini Goldendoodles are hypoallergenic. Only F1bb Variant Mini Goldendoodles are fully hypoallergenic and don’t shed. Other variants like F1 and F1b are not fully hypoallergenic. The F1b breed is semi-allergenic and doesn’t shed much after the puppy fur is shed. The F1 variants do shed and are more hypoallergenic than a Golden retriever.
Should I get a Male or Female Mini Goldendoodle?
When selecting a Mini Goldendoodle puppy, it’s more of a personal preference whether to get a male or female. Both make great pets and additions to any family. Like people, each puppy has its unique personality and temperament. For the most part, both male and female puppies are outgoing and energetic and love to cuddle and play. Some puppy owners claim females seem to be a little more energetic and males a little more chill and relaxed. But we have seen it both ways, lol.
Are Miniature Goldendoodles good pets for families with kids?
Absolutely! Mini Goldendoodles are very loving and have great temperaments. Doodles have lots of energy and will play for hours with children. They also love to cuddle with the family when they get tired. Mini Doodles are also good with other pets in the household.
Are Mini Goldendoodles a good fit for Therapy or Service dogs?
Yes, Mini Goldendoodles are super smart and have great personalities. This breed is known for making amazing service and therapy dogs because of its calm demeanor.
Goldendoodle Grooming and Care Best Practices
Most Blue Diamond Mini Goldendoodles will need to be groomed every 6 to 8 weeks. Some people like the look of longer hair and wait 8-9 weeks between groomings. You should also brush your puppy’s coat several times each week. This will help prevent tangles and matting which can cause irritation or infections on your puppy’s skin.
Most Mini Goldendoodles have longer ears that need to be inspected regularly to make sure they are not dirty or have any signs of an infection.
Best Diet for Mini Goldendoodles
Mini Goldendoodles are considered a medium-sized breed and your chosen puppy/dog food should have an option for medium-sized dogs. It is a best practice to follow your personal vet’s feeding recommendations for how much your Mini Goldendoodle puppy should eat based on his individual age and activity level. We highly recommend Purina Pro Plan brand dog food. It is super high quality and has everything your puppy needs to thrive. This food can be purchased at Chewy.com or Amazon
Training and Exercising for your Mini Goldendoodle
Most Mini Goldendoodles are very intelligent and very easy to train. They have a strong sense to please their owners. Most doodle owners find it easy to train their puppy with positive reinforcement training styles using treats, and praise during the process. Short and fun training sessions usually work best.
Mini Goldendoodles are smaller in size and are less energetic than some other breeds. Daily exercise like walks or playtime will help keep your puppy in shape and not get overweight.
Mini Goldendoodles love to be near their families. Some display separation anxiety when you leave them alone for long periods of time. To help overcome this, start by leaving for just a few minutes at a time and then come back to reinforce to them that you will always return. And gradually lengthen the amount of time you are gone or out of sight. This will gradually teach them to be less stressed while you are gone.
How soon can I bring my Blue Diamond Mini Goldendoodle Puppy Home?
Mini Goldendoodle pups start their last stage of development and can be weaned safely from their mothers when they are 7 weeks old. Separating the mini doodle puppy from his mother before he reaches 8 weeks old puts the puppy’s health at risk. So the best time to receive your puppy is after he turns 8 weeks old and has been weaned off his mother’s milk and is eating dry puppy food. This is the perfect time to start potty training and instill positive behavior in your new puppy. It also needs mentioning that you should invest in lots of chew and play toys for your pup to play with to keep them from getting bored.
What is the Lifespan of Mini Goldendoodles
The average expected lifespan of a Mini Goldendoodle is 9-15 years.