Training, Grooming & Other Breeders
People often ask us, why do you refer other breeders?
Our answer: If we do not have the exact dog you want, we want to provide other options. We all share the very same interest and want you to choose a friend for a lifetime. A quality friend with a healthy background is important. Below we have listed a few local breeders we trust and we hope that you will take time to visit their websites.
GOLDENDOODLES & AUSSIEDOODLES
Abounding Grace Doodles
Laurie Trocheck
Loganville, Georgia
LABRADOODLES
Southern Charm Labradoodles
Carol Dean
Loganville, Georgia
Mill Creek Labradoodles
Sandra Regan
Buford, Georgia
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Our health guarantee and proof of testing sets us apart from the rest.
TRAINING
For early development we worked very closely with Canine Assistants as a volunteer. This enabled us to provide the early training for our puppies as if they would be joining a recipient with a service need. This is necessary to take your dog to the next level in the community or in your home.
Soft handling is the key to the success of training a Goldendoodle. They are so willing to please and very easy to train. If you need training resources or want to further the training for your dog after leaving Suwanee Goldendoodles, please visit http://www.apdt.com where nothing but love and awards for behaviour are the training methods used.
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GROOMING
Don't think for once that you can bring home a Goldendoodle and not have to brush/comb their hair, keep their ears clean and of course caring for the dog through proper diet and exercise to keep that healthy coat. This is a very important commitment that you have to the dog and it just makes them love you more and of course absolutely beautiful. Finnegan, our male, requires haircuts about 4-5 per year. Chloe just a few and Scarlett on an as needed basis. Finding a professional groomer is not easy.