Our females!

These are our females. The top picture is our F1 Goldendoodle, Rosie (Beanie) we plan to breed her soon, to Chase.

Next is Lexie and then Bayley who have been our only mothers so far, and they have made beautiful puppies (as you will see if you scroll through this blog).

This year we are adding Becky, if all testing goes well, a cream/apricot F1 Labradoodle.

Finally, here is Amelia, from Lexie's and Chase's recent litter. Still a baby, so we're in no rush to see her grow up. We are just enjoying her sweet innocence.

Since we have limited space, some of our dogs are being raised by loving guardian homes. Be assured that all puppies are born and raised indoors, with lots of love and attention.

Pictures of Parent Dogs

The parents are often overshadowed by the darling puppies that they create. So, now that we are between litters, I wanted to introduce you to our parents.

The top picture is of our Standard Poodle, Chase (with Bayley, parents to Nitos, below.) The third picture is also of Chase.

The second and fourth picture is our new miniture stud, Leo (Mis B-Haven's Chewbacca and co-owned with Sutter Buttes Labradoodles.)

The final two pics are Nitos, our F1B puppy. The last picture is to give you an idea of the fleece coats we are creating with these pups! (There is an adorable face in that coat...somewhere.)

Many changes!

All of our puppies are now in their loving new homes and we miss them, but we are excited and looking forward to our future litters!
We just became co-owners (with Sutter Buttes Labradoodles and Goldendoodles) of a really special miniture red Labradoodle sire. We hope to breed him this summer either to our F1 cream Labradoodle or to Bayley, our Blue Labradoodle for our first litter of minitures.
Rosie, our Goldendoodle, will be bred soon and give us her first litter of F1B Goldendoodles (or possibly our first ever North American Retrievers).
Then, it is possible that we could get a litter of standard Labradoodles, our first cream and chocolate litter (if all goes as planned!)
So, please keep in touch and let us know if you would like to be notified of our upcoming litters! utahjac@yahoo.com