New Litters

Lila's Goldendoodle puppies were born October 16th, 2010.

She had 1 male and 5 females. This is Lila's second litter.

Lila is a silver frost, curly coat Goldendoodle. A curly coat Goldendoodle most resembles a purebred Poodle with the exception that they have a long tail that curls up high over the back. Lila is a very sweet doodle, but does have a high drive. She is very petite with long legs. Lila is very playful.

History:

Lila was born here. Her mother's name is Mystee Bel Tor and her father's name is Amber Debutante. Mystee is a purebred Poodle and Amber is a green eyed, shaggy coat Goldendoodle. Amber's sister is Star Burst ...one of our blue eyed Goldendoodles.

Lila was born 9-21-06. Her mother, Mystee, has two sisters who reside with us also. Their pedigree dates back to the early 1930s. Mystee's pedigree/lineage has over 400 OFA ancestors who are champion master hunters, companion dogs as well as utility dogs that come out of Sweden, France and Germany.

The above image is of the mom, Lila, when she was six months of age. Lila started out as an apricot with black tips, shaggy coat female Goldendoodle. By the time she was 1 yr of age, her coat completely changed. Her coat turned completely silver frost and became very curly. While unusual for most dogs, I discovered that for hybrids, it is common for changes to occur.

The image to the left is a silver frost male born to Lila last year. He was an apricot with black tips when born. His coloring began to change gradually as he neared the age of 1 yr of age just as his mother's coat coloring did. His coat has been trimmed very short for easy coat maintenance and he is still available to a family seeking a smaller doodle. This male is very sweet; very friendly and would make a great companion to someone seeking a gentle Goldendoodle who sheds very little. We have two puppies (both female) who are presently in Lila's October 16h, 2010 that are dark colored at this time. One definitely will be the same exact silver frost coloring as Lila and this male to the left. The other female may stay apricot with black tips or could also change to a silver frost as this male and Lila's coat did. With Goldendoodles, changing of their coat coloring is completely unpredictable. We once discovered that two of our past doodle puppies who were born chocolate phantom (Deep chocolate with light tan markings) had turned completely white. Had they not been micro-chipped and the numbers matched, we would not have believed they were the same dogs. Compete changing of coat coloration is unusual, but since I began as a Goldendoodle breeder in 1999, I've witnessed some very unusual occurances with the Goldendoodle hybrid.

Everything I ever knew about purebred dogs had to be thrown out the window. Amber's photo is directly below.

The image to the left are two of Lila and Coda's first "children". Rex is an apricot with black tips who had some white markings about his mouth and chest and Peaches is light apricot. Both are shaggy coat Goldendoodles. I believe both puppies were around ten to twelve weeks of age when this photo was taken by their new mom who resides in Nevada. Because we have not heard from their new family, I do not know at this time if the coat coloration changed for Rex. That is something I had wanted to stay informed about just for my own knowledge because a purebred Poodle show handler/ breeder had once told me that the coloration "apricot with black tips" was a color that show breeders deliberately attempted to breed OUT of the Poodle. It was an undesirable color for them. I think its an absolutely beautiful color...especially for a Goldendoodle.

The image in the upper left is the apricot with black tips female born to Lila Oct. 16th, 2010. She's gorgeous. At this time, Oct. 29th, 2010, it is difficult to say what the coat will do one way or the other.

There were seven beautiful puppies born to Lila and Coda on October 16, 2010 but unfortunately Lila had laid on one of them. A beautiful light apricot boy. I was deeply saddened. I really hate it when that happens. It's absolutely tragic. But the great news is...we have these gorgeous "youngins" shown in the image to the right >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

This is my fourth litter for the year 2010 and the puppies we have had this year had to pay for the ones that didn't sell from last year that are STILL with us to this day. There wasn't anything wrong with the dogs we had born to us last year. They were and still are perfectly healthy Goldendoodles.

The reality is, dogs age by the day. If a new litter is available...people will pass up an available older one for an available younger one even if the dog is 10 wks old. If a new litter is available and we have a ten week old puppy, the ten week old puppy will get passed up. I've never understood it, but that is the reality. Everyone has their gender preference; color and size preference. If we don't have what some one is looking for, the dog remains here. That's the way it works and they do age by the day.

Meet Coda Bel Tor. He is a cream, shaggy coat Goldendoodle. Born here.

History: Coda was born 11-25-06

Coda's parents are J.B. Jouet (Pronounced Jo-AA) (Poodle) and Mike's Lil Nugget

(nickname Nugget) (Golden Retriever). By the way, both of Coda's parents were born on our premises as well.

Our Golden Retrievers lineage comes out of Pekay Kennels that was founded by two women in the early 1960s. From what I was told a few years ago, they moved their kennel to Atlanta, Georgia. I do not know if the kennel is still around. I do know when I was researching the Pekay lineage that for some reason, it seemed to stop in the 70s. I was told that sometimes show breeders make buyers sign contracts that unless the dogs are shown, they can't be bred so perhaps that is why the pedigree suddenly ended. I really don't know what happened. However, I did find quite a few OFA champion utility dogs; companion dogs as well as master hunters down through the pedigree. Our Golden Retrievers have turned out to be some of the smartest...most intelligent dogs we've ever owned and of course the kindest as well.

I could not have asked for any better with their temperament.

Max with his buddy, Hunter. Max is a purebred Golden Retriever from Goldendoodle World. He is ten years old. Photo courtesy, his owner, Karen Winston.

Max with Hunter and Karen. Max is a purebred Golden Retriever from Goldendoodle World. He is ten years old. Photo courtesy, his owner, Karen Winston.

The image to the left shows the apricot female in Lila's Oct. 16th, 2010 litter. She will have a thick, shaggy coat and be of medium size. The ripples near her forhead and along the top of her head and body indicate at this time, a thick shaggy coat. If you look closely, you will see the lines coming downward from just behind her nose and in front of her eyes. This indicates the facial beard at this early age. Many inexperienced Goldendoodle breeders miss these clues. However, I've been around since 1999 for the Goldendoodle dog and have written about them since my first litter was created. I probably have more photos of my Goldendoodles than I've ever taken of my children. Sad to some people, but true. There isn't much I do not know about the Goldendoodle dog. The truth is, I have spent since 1999 learning everything I can about the very dogs I've created. I have no doubt in my mind that you will find quite a bit of nonsense written about the Goldendoodle dog that breeders can not back up with documented evidence nor scientific DNA evidence. But I know for a fact, there isn't a single breeder out there who has written as extensively, or for as many years about the Goldendoodle dog, as I have. I've made it my business to explain as much as possible, everything I know about the Goldendoodle dog for free public awareness.

Any of the pups in this litter would make a great pet for children of virtually all ages.

The image to the right shows the light apricot female in Lila's Oct. 16th, 2010 litter. When our pups have little ripples on their coat, it indicates a shaggy coat.

The image to the left shows the silver frost female in Lila's Oct. 16th, 2010 litter. While her coloration is definitely dark at this time, don't let this dark color fool you. This girl is going to continue to lighten until she turns completely silver.

Their eyes opened on Oct. 27th, 2010. All of the puppies received their first vaccinations on Oct. 28th, 2010.

We vaccinate with Neo-vac DA2 (for distemper) as well as Neo-Par (for parvo) beginning at age 2 weeks to help boost their immunity.

We give our puppies vaccinations at 2 wks; 4 wks; 6 wks

and then 8 wks. We switch up the vaccination type on our pups to give them the best protection we possibly can. We are accepting applications at this time. HAVE QUESTIONS ?? 704-278- DOGS (3647).

Let's discuss the female up above. I nicknamed her "Socks". All four legs has white markings and all of her underbelly is white; her chest is white and the white markings comes almost all the around her neck. Of course she has white on her face and head as well. As her coat becomes thicker and shaggier, much of this will blend together. I have noticed something unusual about this particular puppy. The black coloration is not a true black. Portions of the black has apricot blended into the black. Something I've not quite seen before. This could be "gold" coloration coming from the Golden Retriever genes down through her DNA. Without a DNA work up, I can't provide hard core "evidence" of my theory. It is possible she could turn out to be "tri" colored as an adult. If the black coloration stays black on her legs and face and the coloration on her body continues to lighten..and of course the white is only going to stay white...she will turn out to be our second produced tri-colored Goldendoodle. Our first ever produced tri-colored Goldendoodle, was Suri and that was five years ago. So this female is special. I can't even tell you how excited I was to see her among the mix when this litter was born. Tri-color Goldendoodles are very unique when born. This female will be very shaggy; mid sized and will have a Golden Retriever personality.

The puppies to the left are the light apricot female and male born to Lila, Oct. 16th, 2010. I call the male the crybaby of the litter...jokingly. All the girls are usually sound asleep while he's crying. (lol)

What does that mean ? Absolutely nothing. Just means he loves attention and wants to be close to his mommy, I suppose. He's a cuddler.

This is an early stage for our October litter so please do not hold me...one hundred percent...to coat type of this litter. We will know more as the pups get older.

UPDATED PHOTOS CAN BE FOUND ON OUR GOLDENDOODLE FAN PAGE ON FACEBOOK, ON OCCASION. OUR FAN PAGE IS LISTED AS "GOLDENDOODLE WORLD-LOCAL BUSINESS"

If you are ready for a Goldendoodle puppy or young adult, make sure to give us a call at 704-278-DOGS (3647).

Also, I have many Goldendoodle articles on articlesbase.com that you may find of help or useful:

http://www.articlesbase.com/find-articles.php?q=dee+gerrish

PRICES:

As of Oct. 6, 2011, the price has changed for the two remaining Goldendoodles in this litter. The altering of these two females must take place prior to the client personally picking up or being shipped. Altered Goldendoodles can be personally picked up the day AFTER the procedure has taken place providing they are not being flown. The client is welcome to meet us at our veterinarian's office OR at our home. If the Goldendoodle is being flown to a client, shipping can not take place until 10-13 days AFTER altering has been completed, to allow recovery time. All Goldendoodles are paid for in advance with our canine application being submitted PRIOR to a scheduled appointment, if the client desires to select their own pet. No exceptions. We do not permit browsing for the sake of window shopping or to see if a client or their children is "allergic".

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The female Goldendoodles in this litter, whether smooth or shaggy coat, are $1250 PLUS 8% NC sales tax THIS PRICE INCLUDES: Spaying by OUR vet; Certifed Health Certificate; health check up; Fecal Test; Rabies vaccine; Bordetella vaccine and adult parvo vaccine.

*There are only 2 females left available in this litter. One shaggy coat. One smooth coat. *

IF you do not live within driving distance and you DO require air shipment, all Goldendoodles are flown C.O.D. and air Fare is the responsibility of the Client. Please be aware that because the puppies do have to be altered before being flown, we do have to provide POST OP care prior to the pups being flown AND the pups have to be taken to our vet TWICE; We also charge a transport fee to/from the Charlotte Douglas Internation Airport, we charge $375 for shipping assistance. This assistance fee has nothing to do with air fare. Please call us as we can sometimes lower the fee if needed. This fee helps reimburse us for gas. There is an additional $275 POST-OP fee if we provide this service to a client. This fee provides food and supplies to the purchased Goldendoodle for the additional 10-13 days for Post Op care before shipping can occur.

**ALL GOLDENDOODLES ARE GIVEN A 30 DAY LIMITED GENETIC HEALTH WARRANTY WHICH COVERS A REPLACEMENT GOLDENDOODLE (from a different litter) FOR THE CLIENT, IF A GENETIC ISSUE IS DISCOVERED. We do require supporting genetic evidence from the client to link the issue back to the Goldendoodle's parents if such an issue occurs. **

*If you require International Shipping Please see our canine shipping page for further details. *

Canadian, Hawaiian or European shipments do not apply here. *See our canine shipping page for Canadian, Hawaiian or European shipments*

We have no control over actual air fare rates; any changes made by the airlines if fees are changed or if fees are different than what has been quoted to customers by the airlines regarding air fare. Neutering fees for blue eyed Goldendoodles are seperate. There are no hidden fees. All buyers are provided with a copy of our veterinarian's services provided to the canine.

*Shipping crates are required for all Goldendoodles being flown and ARE NOT INCLUDED with the price of the Goldendoodle. Depending upon the weight of the Goldendoodle, crates will vary in price. Crate prices can not be quoted until the time of purchase and is dependent upon the actual size needed for the purchased doodle.

If you desire amenities with your Goldendoodle, please visit our "doodle prices" page and select one of our offered Genetic Health warranty programs. Our Genetic Health warranty programs is not about the Goldendoodle... it is about the program you desire to purchase WITH your Goldendoodle.

All Goldendoodles from Goldendoodle World are sold under a contractual agreement. Our canine application is a contract to purchase. Please DO NOT submit our application if you have no intention to purchase. Once signed and submitted, we hold a client to our contract. By law, a client is liable to payment in full once signed and submitted. We do not allow browsing or anyone to handle or to come into contact with our Goldendoodles without submitting our canine application and payment in full PRIOR to their arrival. Payment and our canine application arrives ahead of the client. No exceptions. We require your commitment before your arrival.

All Goldendoodles are pre-paid with our submitted canine application. Please read our "How to order" page if you are not sure what how to order one of our lovely Goldendoodles.

Please click here to print out our canine application. Please call us at 704-278-DOGS (3647) for details on how to submit payment or CLICK HERE for ordering details.

Thank you!

As of April 16, 2011 we have just two females left who are very healthy. The photos down below are current:

When taking photos of our pups, it is very difficult. They all want to come right up to me and they gather right up in front. Our Goldendoodles are very personable dogs. We only have two female pups left in this litter available for sale now as of March 2, 2011. We have the shaggy coat silver frost female and the smooth coat, apricot with black tips female. Both are sweet as can be.

We do not see Goldendoodles in a parti or tri-color very often, which is why I get very excited to see this coloration when it occurs. This female is out of Lila's litter but she is sold. Her black appears to be turning silver. She's beautiful. This is why we get very excited when we see Goldendoodles who are unique with varying eye color or body color.

As of June 2011, she resides in California and her name is Kiba. She is a Zynga girl! Her owner Erin works for Zynga. We thank Erin for sharing the image down below of Kiba with us. Everyone at Zynga says Kiba is a beautiful girl. Indeed...she surely is!!!

I took these snapshots of baby Hoffman at 4am Monday morning right after giving her a bath and getting her ready to leave for her California flight. The lighting wasn't that great but her personality was! This doodle is full of personality and beauty.

"Izzy" left for her new home on Saturday morning and will be residing right here in North Carolina. Paula reports that they love her already. Izzy's brother down below left for his new home on Valentine's day.

The male Goldendoodle puppy up above has been sold. We have two females available as of Oct. 6, 2011. Updated photos can be found near the bottom of this page.

Elaine and her daughter came out on 2-13-11 to pick up the last male from Lila's October litter. It was very nice meeting them both. This shaggy coat, light apricot boy will be residing in South Carolina now. Thank you for joining our Goldendoodle World.

Elaine and her daughter took the last light apricot, shaggy coat male that was available from Lila's Oct. 2010 litter >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

This female is a smooth coat. She is apricot with black tips and very sweet. She has brown eyes; She has no facial beard which is why we call her a "smooth coat Goldendoodle".

This female is a shaggy coat. As of Oct 6, 2011, the female to the left has turned silver frost. While the image makes her appear to be dark, she is actually silver. In the photo to the left, her coat was full. I have since trimmed her coat short. Her coat is curly. The female to the left is very sweet. Approx. in the 30 lb. range. This female is the same exact color as the Silver Frost male up near the top of this page on the left. She is also the same color as her mother.

The smooth coat female has a fluffy body coat but she does not have a facial beard. That is why she is a "Smooth coat" Goldendoodle. She has a Golden Retriever appearance but is apricot with black tips. She is very playful. Loving and extremely sweet natured. Nice long legs. She is approx. high 30 lb. range.

The shaggy coat female loves to play; she is also quiet and reserved but will bark to get your attention. Both would make a lovely pet for your older children.

Kiba is in the image to the right. She sure has grown since we flew her to her new mommy in California.

Kiba is a Zynga girl! Her mommy works for Zynga. If you play "Cafe World" on facebook, that is a Zynga game. We love "Cafe World".