Pricing, Visitor Policy, Guarantees, and Allocation Process
Our Guarantees and the Adoption ProcessPuppy Patch Pricing and Adoption Process
All Puppy Patch Australian Labradoodle puppies are $3,500 (plus 12% tax). A deposit of $500 is required to hold a spot on any of our waiting lists, which usually range from two to four months, depending on the season.
Goldendoodle $3,000 (plus 12% tax)
Bernedoodle $4,000 (plus 12% tax)
If you are interested in purchasing one of our special Doodle pups from Puppy Patch, please fill out our application. After your puppy application is approved, I will send you my adoption process to be sure you are comfortable with how I manage my program, from there you will be required to send in a non-refundable deposit of $500 to hold your reservation spot.
Once your litter is born, I ask for an additional $500. Both the deposit of $500 and the $500 given at the time of puppy birth will be deducted from the final purchase price of $3,500 plus 12% tax, which is due when your puppy is 6 weeks of age. The applicable 12% tax will be applied to the final payment at 6 weeks of age. When your payment is received, you enter into a binding contract with Puppy Patch Doodles Inc. which will spell out all agreements between seller and buyer, and will provide for the protection of the buyer, seller, and the puppy.
Methods of Payment: We accept E-Transfers, money orders, or cash
We are located in Kelowna, British Columbia, easy driving distance of all of BC and Alberta. We are able to ship puppies throughout the US, Canada, Europe, Asia. However, for Europe and Asia we prefer to send the puppy in cabin as carry on. Shipping costs are not included in our prices. Please contact us for more information about flying your puppy home. We can sometimes offer travel to Vancouver, Calgary and Prince George for a fee of $300. We may need to bill some transportation costs accordingly which may require transportation to and from the airport, vet certified health certificate, other necessary documentation, and an airline approved crate.



Puppy Patch Guarantee
All our breeding dogs are or will be health tested according to the WALA breeding standards or equivalent to. These tests include:
- Hips and Elbows – OFA
- Patellas
- CERF
- Progressive Retinal Atrophy
- Von Willebrand Disease
- Cardiac
- Degenerative Myelopathy
- Exercise-Induced Collapse
- Improper Coat
All of our breeding dogs live in a loving home, rather than in a kennel. Some of our dogs live in Guardian Homes, whose owners raise and love our dogs during their breeding careers. After the dog is retired, the Guardian Home becomes its “forever home”.
All our breeding dogs and puppies have received the best of care, including excellent food, a ton of attention, proper exercise, and probably the warmest spot at the foot of the bed!
Each of our puppies has been exposed to young children and other dogs and our cats. I like to introduce them to a variety of different thing to better prepare them for their forever home. This also helps me to determine which puppy is best suited for you and your family. To help me place the puppy with the owner/family I look at the puppies personality, whether they are out-going or calm, coat type, colour, and size.
Each of our puppies comes to you having slept in a crate at night for at least two weeks, and having been introduced to the basic concepts of potty training (clean environment, outside to potty in the morning, before and after naps, and at bedtime).
NOTE ABOUT DENTAL AND JAW DEVELOPMENT:
Dental malocclusions are very common problems in Poodle mixes due to the long narrow snout of Poodles and the wide shorter snout of Labradors, Retrievers and Bernese. Although it is common, I do try my very best to avoid it. If it pops up in a particular pairing, I will not pair the two dogs again. However, because it’s so random it is very hard to predict and control. It is good to note that the top and bottom jaws grow at different rates making malocclusions or “poor bites” even more common. I advise not pulling any teeth until after the dog is fully grown. Most dogs outgrow poor bites with no intervention (by most, I mean 80%) For these reasons, I have chosen to not cover malocclusions in my health guarantee.

All Puppy Patch puppies will come to you with the following:
- Complete record of 1st vaccination, health care check-up and periodic routine worming
- Microchip at 7 weeks old
- 30 days of health insurance
- First set of routine vaccines
- Quart size bag of food
- Home-made Puppy Patch blanket that will have litter mates and moms scent (made by my mom)
- A toy, leash, collar, poop bag, treat bag and a tote bag (made by my sister)
- Two year health guarantee
- Four generation pedigree
- Most importantly – A lifetime support for the life of your puppy!!
Our Puppy Allocation Process
By 7 weeks, puppies are matched with their families based on preferences written on your application, emails and photos exchanged, and telephone conversations. Puppies are matched in the order that deposits are received.
Of course, we want the best fit for our puppies and your family, occasionally, we may need to forego immediate placement of a puppy if we feel there is not a good match for you in the current litter. On the other hand, if the timing isn’t right for you and your situation, you may request your deposit be moved to a different litter. Although rare, we also reserve the right to refund deposits if for any reason we are not comfortable placing a puppy with your family. We require first rights to purchase a dog back if for some reason you are unable to keep the dog.
Puppy Patch Doodles has the right to retain any puppy for its breeding program, and so it may be that not all puppies in a litter are available as pets. At 7.5 weeks, puppies are micro-chipped and vaccinated. Puppies are ready to go to their forever homes at 8 weeks, after a checkup at our veterinarian’s office and veterinarian health certificate, if flying. You are always welcome to email me at puppypatchdoodles@gmail.com to ask questions about the breed, puppy care, our breeding program and about how we select puppies for our adopting families.

Our Visitor Policy
I often have people asking about coming to visit my facility to meet my breeding dogs or puppies. This is what I would want to do if I were buying a new puppy… a new family member. But there are many things to consider as a breeder that many people don’t realize. The dangers of exposing young puppies that are not vaccinated is very serious and can be detrimental to a breeding program and the welfare of my dogs. Visitors can (of course unknowingly) bring diseases onto the property and harm puppies.
This is our home, not a storefront. I have a life outside of puppies so please be considerate of my schedule, my time, and the safety of my dogs when asking to visit.
A little story for example… Parvo is a very deadly disease that any dog can carry but because they are vaccinated they are not affected with the disease. So let’s say that an affected stray dog is walking along the grass at Walmart and poo’s on the grass. Then a year later you come walking to Walmart and your flip flops step in the area where that dog went potty a year before. Then… let’s say two months later you wear those flip flops to my farm where my newborn puppies are not vaccinated for Parvo yet…YUP YOU GUESSED IT, my Mama dog could carry that disease to her puppies whose immune systems have not yet matured and are now at great risk of contracting parvo and dying.
So a scenario like this does not ever happen to me, this is my policy for visiting my facility.
I allow visitors ONLY when I do not have puppies that are under 5 weeks old and vaccinated with Parvo/Distemper.
Make an appointment to visit
All visitors will be required to an appointment.
All visitors will wash their hands before handling dogs or puppies I ask that visitors wear clean clothing and do not visit my facility after visiting another farm or pet store.
No other dogs are permitted to visit.
I am always happy to show off my dogs, meet new people and have visitors here. I do feel it’s an important part of purchasing your puppy and feeling comfortable with me as a breeder. Please be flexible and work with me when you want to visit because if it was YOUR puppy you would want me to take the same precautions.
Please email me to make an appointment to visit puppypatchdoodles@gmail.com

Thinking of adopting a LABRADOODLE?
If you would like one of these wonderful dogs for your family, please take the time to fill out our owner application.