Here at Doodles4love we are excited for you to purchase one of our adorable mini doodle puppies. We want you to have the best experience possible, So here are some of our policies.

•         There are no refunds 

•         The genetic health guarantee is only as good as the food you put in the dog. The genetic health guarantee is only valid if you are feeding your puppy grain-free food.

•         You are buying a quality dog. It's had a premium upbringing, and as much love and training as it could handle in its first eight weeks of life. That being said, your puppy is a clean slate. In other words, your puppy needs training. We recommend going through several classes with your puppy.

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Backyard Breeders
You may pay a cheaper price for a pup from a backyard breeder, but you will not have solid information about the health and temperament. In most cases, these people do not know anything about the genetics of their breeding pair or how to produce a healthy puppy. They just decided to let their dog have a litter of pups for fun and/or money. The cheaper price is not worth the gamble you are being asked to take.
Responsible Breeders
An adorable mini doodle puppies from an ethical, reputable breeder will normally cost more.  However, your are not just paying for a puppy: you are paying for years of accumulated information, education and experience.  The reputable breeder has put time, knowledge and dollars into a well-planned, thoroughly researched breeding program.  They are looking at the latest scientific data in an effort to produce the healthiest, happiest puppy possible, in order to offer you more years of loving companionship.
Responsible breeders will provide each buyer with a written genetic health guarantee - not a 3 to 90 day guarantee. They will want to know about you and your family in order to match you with the pup that is best suited to your lifestyle and your home environment. These breeders are educated professionals who are concerned about keeping the breed as healthy as possible for the next generations. With a deep love of the breed, in general, and their dogs, in particular, they will offer references, including giving you their vet's name and phone number. In addition, they will be there for you should any unforeseen problems arise, or to answer questions, share new knowledge and provide advice for years to come.
You get what you pay for. When the purchase price is too cheap, it may mean large vet bills and an ill puppy, or a temperament problem, down the road ahead. If you cannot afford to purchase a puppy or an older dog from a reputable breeder, please adopt from your local Humane Society, rather than from a puppy mill, pet store or backyard breeder. Don't settle for less than one of our adorable mini doodle puppies.