Common questions
Who is D’ Shalom Goldendoodles?
D ’Shalom Goldendoodles is a small, owned family business that started back in 2010 as just a dream. We now see ourselves as one of the most caring, and reputable breeders of central Florida.
Where does our D’ Shalom Goldendoodles name come from and its definition?
Shalom comes from the Hebrew roots. It means complete peace and wellness of the body, mind, soul, and spirit.
Why Choose Us?
Because we believe in mind and soul healing and that’s exactly what our puppies bring to each family that has gotten a puppy from us. Also, because we give love, care, and attention to each of our puppies. Our number one priority is to have beautiful, friendly, and most importantly healthy puppies.
What do our puppies come with?
Our puppies come with a one-year health guarantee that covers hip and elbow. Up to date on shots and deworming. health certificate from the vet, deworming record, micro-chipped, the schedule that we have them on, and a list of puppy items that we recommend.
Do our puppies come with any training?
Yes, they come with basic training. We work hard on a day-to-day basis to potty and crate train our puppies until they find their forever families.
What is the difference between an F1 and an F1b or F1bb?
An F1 Goldendoodle is the most basic cross between a purebred Golden Retriever and a purebred Poodle. This first generation Goldendoodle is what most people think of as a “classic” Goldendoodle, with the DNA split roughly 50/50 between the two breeds. F1 Goldendoodles will likely be lower shedding than a Golden Retriever, but they will still probably have moderate shedding and trigger allergies in some cases.
F1b is the cross of an F1 Goldendoodle and a poodle. F1bb is the cross between F1b Goldendoodle and a poodle.
What size Goldendoodle should we get?
We believe that choosing the best size Goldendoodle to fit your family is ideal. That will all depend on your lifestyle and the room you have at your house for your new pet. If you travel a lot and have little space or are just a small dog lover, we recommend the toys or Mini Goldendoodles. If you have the space for the Standard size Goldendoodle and don’t travel much and are just a big dog lover, we totally recommend the Standard size Goldendoodles. There is also the medium size that will just meet you in the middle of both Standard and Minis.
What must I know about deposits?
We require a $500 deposit to hold your preferred puppy. Once the deposit is made the puppy comes off the website and is reserved for that family. Deposits are non-refundable but are transferable to another puppy as long as the puppy is available and there is a major reason. The customer has a year to use his/her deposit if not used within one year after placing it the deposit is no longer valid.
Have health tests been performed on the parents?
Yes, we do basic health tests on our parents through embark.
When will you be able to take the puppy home?
The puppies can go home any time after they are eight weeks of age.
How can we contact you after taking the puppy home?
We will always be available after you take a puppy home. You can contact us through text, calls, email, and social media. We have Facebook and Instagram, but the fastest way are text messages and emails.
F1 vs F1B Goldendoodle: Which of These Goldendoodle Generations Are Better?
This largely depends on what you’re looking for in your Goldendoodle puppy. If you’re looking for the classic Goldendoodle “teddy bear” appearance with a straighter, Retriever-like coat, an F1 may be for you. If you are more concerned about shedding and have allergies, an F1B Goldendoodle will be better. If you have severe allergies, consider looking into the F1BB.
Is it better to get a female or male puppy?
Many people have a preference for one reason or another. Sometimes those reasons are a result of misinformation. Both genders offer the same exact possible nuances, training, challenges, differing energy levels, submissiveness vs. dominance, dependent vs. independent natures, etc.
Are Goldendoodles hypoallergenic?
A hypoallergenic dog is a dog breed that is less likely to cause an allergic reaction in people who suffer from allergies. This is because hypoallergenic dogs have a low-shedding coat, which means they produce less dander and saliva, the two main allergens that trigger allergies in humans.
The key takeaway is that while Goldendoodles are often an excellent choice for individuals with allergies due to their specific coat type and genetics, it’s crucial to remember that “hypoallergenic” does not mean “allergen-free.” Even hypoallergenic dogs can cause allergic reactions in some individuals.
The key takeaway is that while Goldendoodles are often an excellent choice for individuals with allergies due to their specific coat type and genetics, it’s crucial to remember that “hypoallergenic” does not mean “allergen-free.” Even hypoallergenic dogs can cause allergic reactions in some individuals.
What determines the price of a puppy?
We price our puppies based on availability, color, size, and our time and effort to give each and every family a healthy and happy puppy.