Question 1

How much do your puppies cost?

Accepted Answer

Our puppies are £2,400. The price is the same for every puppy in a litter regardless of colour or sex — we don't believe in pricing pups differently for cosmetic traits.

Question 2

How much is the deposit and is it refundable?

Accepted Answer

A £500 deposit secures your place on the waiting list and is deducted from the final balance. It is non-refundable if you change your mind, but fully refundable if we are unable to match you to a puppy from the planned litter.

Question 3

What's included with each puppy?

Accepted Answer

Every puppy goes home with: ISO microchip and registration, first course of vaccinations, full vet health check at 10 weeks, worming and flea treatment up to date, four weeks of free Kennel Club pet insurance, a starter pack of their current food, a blanket carrying the scent of mum and littermates, a favourite toy, and a printed care & training guide we wrote ourselves.

Question 4

What does the health guarantee cover?

Accepted Answer

We provide a written 3-year guarantee against hereditary or congenital conditions affecting quality of life. If such a condition is diagnosed by a qualified vet, we will either replace the puppy or refund the purchase price — your choice. Full terms are in the contract you'll sign at collection.

Question 5

How does travel from the Isle of Man work?

Accepted Answer

There are two routes off-island: the Steam Packet ferry to Heysham or Liverpool, and the short flight to Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham or Dublin. We strongly prefer that you travel to us to collect your puppy in person — meeting the parents and seeing the home is part of the process.

Question 6

Can you ship the puppy to me unaccompanied?

Accepted Answer

Never. We do not put puppies in cargo, courier services or unaccompanied transport under any circumstances. If travelling to the Isle of Man is genuinely impossible, we can in rare cases arrange a hand-delivered service to a UK or Irish airport for an additional fee, but we will always travel with the puppy ourselves.

Question 7

What about travel to Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Direct flights run between the Isle of Man and Dublin, and the ferry to Belfast is a comfortable option. Bringing a puppy from the Isle of Man into Ireland requires a pet passport / Animal Health Certificate, current rabies vaccination and tapeworm treatment — we'll guide you through every step and the timing.

Question 8

What is your neutering policy?

Accepted Answer

Pet puppies are sold on a non-breeding contract. We ask that you delay neutering until the puppy is fully grown — generally 12 months for minis and 18 months for standards — to allow proper skeletal and hormonal development. Your vet can advise on exact timing for your individual dog.

Question 9

Do you have a return policy if life changes?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and it is for life. If at any point in your dog's life you cannot keep them, for any reason, they come back to us. No questions, no judgement. We will either rehome them ourselves or take them back into our home permanently. No dog we have bred should ever end up in a shelter.

Question 10

Are Goldendoodles hypoallergenic?

Accepted Answer

No dog is fully hypoallergenic, but Goldendoodles — especially F1B and F2B generations — have low-shedding coats that many allergy sufferers tolerate well. We're happy to discuss your situation and, where possible, arrange a meet with our adult dogs before you commit.

Question 11

Can we visit before choosing a puppy?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, and we encourage it. Once puppies reach 5 weeks of age, reserving families are welcome to visit our home to meet the litter and the mother. Earlier visits to meet our adult dogs can be arranged any time by appointment.

Question 12

How do you decide which puppy goes to which family?

Accepted Answer

We watch the litter constantly from week three onwards, building a picture of each pup's temperament. Around week six we sit down with each reserving family and match them based on lifestyle, energy level, household and experience — not first-come-first-served.

Question 13

What ongoing support do you offer after going home?

Accepted Answer

We are here for life. Whether it's a midnight question about overnight crying, a coat-care query, a holiday boarding favour, or just sharing a photo on the dog's birthday — you become part of our extended family the day you take a puppy home.

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