Goldendoodle (All Sizes) Puppies For Sale

Every Goldendoodle size in one place

The Goldendoodle crosses a Golden Retriever with a Poodle, and because Poodles come in several sizes, so do Goldendoodles. This page gathers the micro, mini, and standard versions together so you can compare rather than guessing.

Why the size varies

The size of a Goldendoodle comes down to two things: which size of Poodle stands behind it, and how many generations of breeding have gone into the line.

A standard Goldendoodle typically comes from a Standard Poodle parent and is a large dog. Mini Goldendoodles come from Miniature Poodle lines. Micro Goldendoodles are smaller again, generally the product of several generations of breeding toward a smaller adult.

Because the cross is not a standardized breed, adult size is an estimate rather than a promise. Ask us about the specific puppy’s parents and what size range to expect, and treat any number as a range rather than a target.

What stays the same

The appeal of the Goldendoodle holds across the sizes. Golden Retriever heritage brings an open, people-oriented temperament and a strong retrieving instinct. Poodle heritage brings intelligence and a coat that sheds very little.

In every size, expect a sociable dog that wants company, learns quickly, and needs something to think about. Neither parent breed was designed to spend a long day alone, and a smaller Goldendoodle is not a lower-maintenance one in that respect.

Coat is the same job at every size

The coat runs from wavy to tightly curled, and the curlier it is, the less it sheds and the more it mats. That relationship holds whether the dog weighs fifteen pounds or seventy.

Brush three or four times a week in sections down to the skin, comb through afterwards, and book professional grooming every six to eight weeks. The puppy coat usually changes texture somewhere between eight months and a year, and many owners are caught out by how much more work the adult coat becomes. Start early, keep the habit, and the transition is uneventful.

Check ears weekly, particularly after swimming.

Picking your size

Exercise is the main differentiator. A standard Goldendoodle is a large, athletic dog that needs a real daily outing. A mini needs a solid walk and a game. A micro needs far less distance but exactly the same enrichment.

Space and handling matter too. Larger versions need leash training started immediately; smaller ones need care around furniture and stairs.

Grooming cost tracks size, since a large dog simply has more coat to work through.

See them side by side

Photographs flatten the difference between the sizes. Standing in the store with all of them in front of you settles the question quickly. You can also browse each size on its own: standard, mini, and micro.

Our Goldendoodle puppies come from our licensed breeder network. Come and compare them in Orlando or Nashville, find store hours and directions, and ask about financing options while you are here.