Can I Come Visit Anytime?

Visits are scheduled by appointment only after puppies reach an appropriate age. This helps protect the health, safety and comfort of both puppies and Mom.

What Generation are These Sheepadoodles?

Our next litter due in July 2026, will be F1B

What Should I Get Before I pick Up Puppy?

Many people wish to buy collars, leashes, crates, and more before picking up their puppies. We agree this is a good idea but recommend waiting to take your puppy to a pet store until they've had three rounds of vaccinations. Here’s a basic list of items to have ready: adjustable collar, name tag, 6-foot leash, food and water bowls, food storage bin, good quality puppy food, crate, 4-5 inexpensive bath towels, various toys, slicker brush, chew treats, and training treats.

What should I bring when I pick up my puppy?

This is a common question, and the answer is simpler than you think. Bring a towel or two for any puppy 'accidents' during the ride home, and have someone hold the puppy. Most puppies make it home without any issues, but the towel will be helpful if needed. Puppies can feel stressed when leaving their littermates, so they need comfort and reassurance. It’s better to hold them instead of placing them in a crate, which can make them howl from loneliness. Keeping them close helps them feel safer and allows for bonding with you. This reduces stress and helps them rely on you and your family right away.

Where Are You Located?

We are in Staley, NC, in the Piedmont region. We are about 30 minutes from Greensboro, 1 hour from Raleigh, and 1.5 hours from Charlotte. Airports in all three cities are nearby. Shipping can be arranged with a "Pet-Nanny" for an extra fee.

Do You Offer Delivery?

In some situations, yes. We may offer delivery or help coordinate safe transportation options depending on location. Please contact us to discuss arrangements.

How Do I Reserve a Puppy?

Families can reserve a puppy by completing our application process and placing a nonrefundable deposit after approval. We want to ensure every puppy is matched with the right home.

When Can Puppies Go Home?

Our puppies are ready to go to their forever homes at 8 weeks of age. This allows important time for early development, socialization and bonding with their littermates and mom.

Are Deposits Refundable?

Deposits are non-refundable. Deposits help reserve your puppy and allow us to plan for each family thoughtfully.

What Size Will Puppies Be?

Because each puppy is unique, we cannot guarantee and exact adult size. Based on the parents, we anticipate puppies may mature anywhere 20 - 55 pounds depending on genetics, gender and individual l growth patterns.

Are Sheepadoodles Easy to Train?

Sheepadoodles are generally intelligent, eager to please and highly trainable. Early socialization, consistency and positive reinforce help them to grow into confident family companions

Are Sheepadoodles Suitable for families with children and pets?

Sheepadoodles are often wonderful family companions, have become great therapy and service dogs due to their temperament, adaptability, playful, affectionate and intelligent personalities.

What are typical grooming requirements?

• Brushing: Most Sheepadoodles need frequent brushing to prevent tangles and mats — typically daily for very curly or long coats, and at least 3–4 times per week for wavier/shorter coats. Regular brushing keeps the coat clean and reduces matting. (petmd.com)

• Professional trims: Many owners schedule professional grooming every 6–8 weeks (wash, full brush-out, trim/clips) to keep the coat manageable and healthy, though timing can vary by coat type and owner preference. (thepetstaff.com)

• Bathing & drying: Bathe as needed (commonly every 4–8 weeks

• Tools & mat prevention: Essential tools include a slicker brush, a metal comb (wide-tooth to fine-tooth), detangling spray, clippers/shears for trims, and a good dryer. Focus on problem areas (behind ears, armpits, tail base, chest and behind legs) where mats form first. (welovedoodles.com)

  What should you consider when choosing a reputable sheepadoodle breeder?

  When choosing a reputable Sheepadoodle breeder, focus on health screening, socialization practices, breeder transparency, and long-term support. Key things to check:

  • Health testing and clearances: Ask for documented health tests for both parents (hips/elbows, cardiac, eye exams, any breed‑specific screens). A responsible breeder will share results willingly. (gooddog.com)

  • Parent temperament & meet the parents: Meet or see photos/videos of the dam and sire to assess temperament and living conditions — temperament is heritable and meeting parents gives insight into future behavior. Reputable breeder guidance emphasizes this step. (akc.org)

  • Early socialization and handling: Ask how puppies are socialized (people, different ages, noises), whether they’ve had early neurological stimulation, and what steps the breeder takes before placement to ensure well‑adjusted pups. Good breeders will describe a clear socialization plan. (akc.org)

  • Health care, records & age: Confirm puppies are examined by a vet, have appropriate deworming and first vaccinations, and won’t go to new homes before ~8 weeks (or later if breeder explains a reason). Request copies of vet records and microchip info. (akc.org)

  • Contracts, guarantees & support: Expect a written contract that includes health guarantees, a return policy (breeder will take back the dog if needed), and ongoing support. Reputable breeders screen buyers too — they should ask you questions, not just take your money. (akc.org)