08/03/2026
🐾Looking for my forever retirement home!!🐾
Now that all of Emy’s babies have been claimed and heading to their homes this week- she is ready to move on to her next adventure as well.
Full name: Emyrson- a.k.a Emy DOB 2/16/2022
Emyrson is a gorgeous cream F1b Goldendoodle with a thick,extremely soft, and fluffy straight coat. She is 4 1/2 years old, weighs 58lbs, has been spayed and retired from our breeding program. She came to us at 8 weeks old from another breeder in North Texas with excellent genetic lines and the intention of being a Mom for us.
Her temperament of course, is just fabulous! She is very easy going, happy just lounging around the house, and being by your side. She is friendly with strangers and kids but will bark initially to alert you someone new has arrived. Does very well on a leash and with car rides. She will always be a Mother at heart- so she can get a little snippy and bossy with younger girls who are overly energetic & in her face. She plays well with the other dogs, will enjoy an occasional toy to carry around, and loves chasing a tennis ball- but when she has had enough of the rough play with others-she will let them know.
Like all our dogs- Emy is fully house trained and crate trained. She only sleeps in her crate at night or goes there anytime I leave the house for errands. The majority of her days are spent by my side in the house and enjoying the outdoor dog play yard. She has always been free-fed where she has access to food and water without over eating on her own and does adjust rather quickly to new surroundings. She must be allowed to live indoors and be included as a member of your family, just as she is with us!
Emy is UTD on all yearly vaccinations and will not be due again until 2/10/2027 if your county requires yearly updates. She is kept on monthly Heartgard for heartworm prevention and given Nexgard for flea & ticks between litters. (You will need a prescription from your vet) She has also received basic deworming regularly when she has litters. At the time of her spay- her blood test results indicated no issues and there are no known underlying health or genetic issues.
Emy & I have become very close over the years and we have had some unforgettable adventures together with her litters- each one a little different. She will always hold a special place in my heart. This is the agonizing part of being a small in-home breeder- The goodbyes hurt! But I know it’s more rewarding and important for her to have a space of her own.
If your family is considering a dog who is house trained, calm and over all the puppy behavior- she may be a great choice for you! I would love her new family to send me occasional updates.
✨ADULT REHOMING FEE DOES APPLY✨