Thanks so much for visiting Family2Family Puppies! Our specialty is raising healthy and well-socialized puppies that are being prepared to bring great joy to their new, loving families.

The puppies are born and raised in our home under our protective, constant supervision. We lovingly care for them and purposely introduce them to many new things. We encourage them to explore their new world in order to gain confidence and trust in themselves and others. We progressively expose each puppy to new situations as they grow. We seek out various objects, surfaces, sounds, and places so they become familiar and comfortable with new environments. We also provide you with solid lineage documentation through their pedigree.

Each puppy is given outstanding veterinary care throughout their first eight weeks and receive all their immunizations. Our veterinarian gives each puppy a final, thorough examination and issues a health certificate in order to ensure that each puppy is on target developmentally and healthy just before going home.

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We are three sisters that share a love for our pets. We each live in the suburbs outside St. Louis, Missouri, about 45-60 minutes from the Gateway Arch. We have our own homes and families but still manage to find lots of time to get together. We often watch each others’ dogs when we travel and get them together frequently just for fun.  Together we help each other and share the responsibilities to raise happy, healthy puppies and have been breeding over 12 years.

F1b English Goldendoodles

F1b Goldendoodles

F1B Goldendoodles are a cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and a Poodle or Golden Retriever, making them 25% Golden Retriever and 75% Poodle. The F in F1B stands for filial, which means the dog is a hybrid with two purebred parents. The B stands for back cross, which means the dog has been inbred back to a purebred generation. In the case of the golden doodle, this usually means inbreeding back to a 100% standard poodle for hypoallergenic and shedding. Because of that, F1b pups are in higher demand.  They are also known for being friendly, great family pets, and having loose waves and little to no shedding.


AVAILABLE F1B ENGLISH GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES (STANDARD)

PAST PUPPY PICTURES

A few pictures from past litters

Sire and Dam

Theo 59 Lbs.

Standard Poodle (Red)

Theo is an AKC registered Standard Poodle and super sweet, loving, and smart. He can smile when you say "cheese", and is very devoted.

Sophie 60 Lbs

F1 Goldendoodle - Standard (Cream)

Sophie is a registered F1 English Cream Goldendoodle with ACHC (American Canine Hybrid Club). Sophie's parents are both AKC registered and has champion lineage from her mother, whom was champion sired and has several generataions of champions. Sophie is sweet and loving, and also enjoys playing fetch outside.

Shipping By Airline


Shipping Via Airline Cargo on Friday's for an additional $400

If you choose to have your puppy flown home, we will make the arrangements and reservations for an additional $400. You simply let us know your closest major airport and the date you want your puppy to arrive (Friday Ship Date Only) and we will make the reservations. We will email you the puppy’s travel itinerary as soon as we receive it. We only choose airlines with special Pet Programs for puppies, so they are handled carefully and are comfortable throughout their trip. We purchase your puppy an airline-approved travel kennel. It will be large enough for your puppy to stand, sit, turn around and lie down without assistance. It will also have two bowls attached to the inside of the kennel so your puppy has access to fresh water on the flight.  

When the puppy arrives at the destination (some airlines deliver the puppies at the ticket counter while others have special pick up locations at a nearby site), you will need to show your Driver’s License to the airline attendant, they will bring your puppy to you and you will finally get to meet your very happy new friend!  

When you get a chance, offer them some water because flying can make them thirsty. However, you may want to wait until you arrive home before offering any solid food because it may make them car sick on your way home. Please also give the puppy the opportunity to go to the bathroom before driving home. You will want to bring a leash and collar with you since the airlines rarely allow us to send one along. Your puppy will probably want to stay right with you and may not need one at all, but it’s always wise to be safe because they can run fast at 8 weeks or older.  You will also find a folder attached to the outside of the puppy’s crate. This folder will contain their important paperwork including the Health Certificate, Health Guarantee, and a vaccination/worming record.  It will also contain a small bag of puppy food.  

When you arrive home, and as soon as it is convenient, please call, text or email us to let us know the puppy is safe. Since we placed them on their flight earlier that day, we are eagerly waiting to hear that everything went well.

(We do not ship puppies by ground transport.  The puppies are in the shipping vans too long, sometimes days, and it is detrimental to the well being of the puppy.)

Meet Up or Pick Up


We are happy to meet you within approximately 2 hours to help shorten your trip to pick up your new puppy or you are also welcome to pick up the puppy as well, please let us know your preference.


F.A.Q

$1100 (puppy price)

Optional below:

Plus shipping via airline is an additional $400 (cargo), if needed

Plus $500 for breeding rights to approved homes only.




Contact us through Puppies.com with inquiries.  We would love to know more about you and the home you could provide one of our puppies. Feel free to ask us any questions as well.  


A $400 deposit is required to reserve a puppy.  The deposit is non refundable except in special circumstances (please contact breeder asap if an unforeseen event occurs).  A deposit shows you are serious about getting a puppy and is willing to take on the responsibilities of pet ownership and ensures the puppiy will not be sold to someone else.  Most importantly the puppy deserves to go to a home while young.  Older puppies are sometimes harder to place if a buyer decides to not purchase a puppy at the last minute, causing the puppy to be less likely to find the best loving home.
We accept PayPal, as this process protects the buyer and seller from fraud and increases comfort level in purchasing a puppy.  
Yes, all puppies come with a one year health guarantee. It covers one year of any genetic problems,  Additional information will be in The Puppy Health Guarantee document you will receive after the purchase of your puppy for clarification.
Goldendoodles should NEVER be fed Grain-free commercial dog food.  Recent studies have shown a link between grain free dog food and dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). DCM can cause heart failure and death

Goldendoodles need a good quality large breed puppy food for proper growth. Dog Food Advisor does a great job of rating dog foods: https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com You can type in a dog food you are interested in to see it’s score; our health guarantee requires a 4 or 5 star dog food for your puppy.

I feed my puppies Purina Pro Plan and also Purina One Healthy Puppy.  Puppies love the dry dog food, as well as the canned puppy food.  I often give a mixture of both.



  • Each puppy will be seen by a licensed veterinarian which includes a health exam at 8 weeks of age and a Missouri Health Certificate if traveling out of state. Each puppy will be dewormed and will also be up-to-date on all vaccinations.
  • Spaying/neutering your puppy will lead to a longer, healthier life. Spaying your female will help prevent uterine infections and breast tumors, which are malignant or cancerous in about 50 percent of dogs. Neutering your male puppy prevents testicular cancer and some prostate problems. 
We can arrange a time to pick up your puppy after 8 weeks of age.  Puppies get their final vet checkup at 8 weeks, not prior, then paperwork needs to be filled out and your puppy is ready to go home!  So, a day or two after 8 weeks works best for pick ups or meet ups, and airline departure dates are always on Fridays, to all desinations within the USA only, excluding Hawaii and Alaska.
Important last-minute reminders before you receive your puppy:

Do not place your puppy on the ground at the veterinarian's office or any ground where there are potential parasites and infectious diseases until your puppy is fully vaccinated at 16 weeks.  Parvo, coccidia, giardia, and many other parasites can be passed to your puppy from other dogs, animals.  (If possible, make sure the exam table has been cleaned before placing your puppy on the table.)

When potty training outside please allow your puppy out and back in without eating, drinking, or licking anything off the ground especially until fully vaccinated at 16 weeks.  Again, parasites live in the ground for as long as 7 years and can make your puppy extremely ill.

Please make sure to give your puppy Nutri-cal 3 times a day for at least a week. You can continue giving it to your puppy for longer, it is a sugar and calorie supplement and good for replacing sugars lost from the stress of travel.  This can help in the prevention of Hypoglycemia as well.

Please note that often after travel puppies can have some diarrhea, do not be alarmed but please make sure they stay hydrated.  All puppies are required to pass a health check and fecal exam to travel, however, all dogs carry parasites that lie dormant.  Often the stress of travel can activate those parasites so please do not be alarmed if after your 24 hour veterinarian check that your fecal comes back with the parasite Giardia, Your veterinarian can address this problem easily with medication during your first vet checkup.


Breeding Rights are available to approved homes only for an additional $500.  This payment provides paperwork to register the puppy in the litter.

(All puppies will receive a pedigree of their lineage but not registration paperwork unless approved.)
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