Questions.
Ginger’s Six and Lacey’s Seven are ready to go home now.
Yes. We’re in Bentonville and work with families across Northwest Arkansas: Rogers, Bella Vista, Centerton, Springdale, and Fayetteville. Bentonville is about an hour and a half from Fort Smith and Joplin, about two hours from Tulsa, Springfield, and Branson, and about three from Little Rock. Pick up in Bentonville, or we’ll meet you up to two hours away for an added fee. The first visit is on FaceTime or Zoom, so distance is no problem for a first look.
Ginger’s Six are $2,500. Lacey’s Seven are $3,000. One price per litter — any color, any sex.
You’ll find doodles for less, and some are good dogs. Here’s what our price covers, so you can compare fairly: both parents’ DNA results before you pay anything, a vet exam and first shots, a two-year written health guarantee, a puppy already pee-pad trained and started on crate and leash, and a lifetime take-back. Whoever you choose, ask for those in writing.
They’re the smallest, most Poodle-forward puppies we raise. Lacey is 12–14 lb and 85.6% Poodle by DNA, and their dad is a Poodle of about 18 lb. Expect about 12–18 lb grown, with curly coats bred toward low shedding. Those are estimates, not guarantees. Her full report is on the Parents page. Bred by Perdue Puppies, Kingfisher, Oklahoma.
Yes. We start with a quick FaceTime or Zoom so you can see your puppy and their mom live. After that, you’re welcome to visit by appointment. Their dad lives with his breeder in Oklahoma, so he isn’t part of visits.
Tell us which one you love. After we’ve talked, a $500 deposit by emailed invoice holds your puppy. It’s non-refundable and comes off the price. The rest is due at pickup.
In Bentonville. Or we’ll meet you up to two hours away for an added fee. We don’t ship puppies.
They all use a pee pad. Crate training is most of the way there, and they wait to go outside. One-on-one leash work, car rides, walks at Crystal Bridges, and we’re teaching them basic skills.
A full exam and first vaccinations at six weeks, and dewormed. Their records go home with you.
Yes. Both moms are Embark tested and their dad is Wisdom Panel tested. The reports are on the Parents page; read them before you ever reach out. Puppies aren’t individually DNA tested.
Mini Goldendoodles: a Mini Goldendoodle mom and a Poodle dad. Instead of guessing at a generation label, we publish the DNA. Ginger is about 70% Poodle and 30% Golden Retriever. Lacey is 85.6% Poodle and 14.4% Golden Retriever.
No dog is truly hypoallergenic, and no honest breeder promises zero shedding. These litters are bred toward low-shedding, wavy-to-curly coats; their dad passes a low-shedding gene and the furnishings gene to every puppy. Our founder is severely pet-sensitive, and these are the only dogs she can share a pillow with, itch-free.
Yes, in writing: two years against hereditary and genetic conditions, plus a 72-hour window for your own vet to check your puppy.
They come back to us. Any age, any reason, no fee. A Bentonville Doodle never ends up in a shelter.
You keep our number. First-night whimpers, year-ten questions — call or email us.
Yes. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you first.
What the work looks like.
Leash work 
Perrine at Thaden Field
One of them is yours.
Apply in two minutes: your name, your number, and which puppy. No payment, no commitment. Or email bentonvilledoodles@gmail.com.
Questions? Email bentonvilledoodles@gmail.com