Mini Goldendoodle Puppies for Sale

Our Small, the size closest to what most families call a mini, grows to about 18–35 pounds; our Extra Small, our smallest size, to about 12–22 pounds. Sherri’s Mini Goldendoodle Size Guide explains every size, and why height matters too.

Gentleness with people is one of the traits we specifically breed and test for. Because every puppy is temperament-tested at seven weeks, we can match your family with a puppy whose energy suits your household, whether that includes toddlers, teenagers, or a bossy older cat.

Their low-to-non-shedding coats are among the most allergy-friendly you’ll find, one of the biggest reasons allergy-sensitive families choose them. Every dog and every allergy is unique, so we’ll never make medical promises — our T-shirt allergy test lets your family check at home before you adopt.

It’s rare to see our Small minis on the Available Puppies page for long because of their popularity, and because we breed fewer Extra-Small litters, that waitlist can be a bit longer. When a litter is born, the puppies are first offered to matching families on our waiting list before they go on the Available Puppies page. Keep watching that page too — a puppy may touch your heart that is different from your specifications.

Small puppies can be picked up or start Doodle Prep School at 10 weeks old, and Extra Small puppies at 12 weeks. A puppy that is delivered must weigh over 5 pounds.

Your application comes with a $295 deposit ($305.33 when paid by card), which is non-refundable and applied to the total purchase price of your puppy. We then talk by phone about your family and your wish list, and once temperament testing is complete at seven weeks, we match you with your puppy. If the right puppy isn’t here yet, you’re placed on our waiting list until the expected litter is born.

Yes. A licensed veterinarian examines every puppy before it leaves us, and each one comes with our 2-year health guarantee. It covers hip and elbow dysplasia and congenital heart defects up to two years of age, and any untreatable condition your own vet finds at the check-up we ask you to schedule within three business days of your puppy’s arrival. To make a claim, send us your vet’s written diagnosis, or a PennHIP evaluation for dysplasia, within three to five business days; the exact deadline for each is in the Contract & Health Warranty in your application. For a heart defect or a condition found at that first check-up, once your puppy comes back to us, we provide a replacement puppy. The guarantee asks you to keep your puppy at a healthy weight, have them spayed or neutered by seven months, and come to us first if you ever need to rehome. If life ever changes, we’re always here for you — we help find the right next home.