Humble & Kind Poodles, Doodles & “Moore”

05/23/2026

These two have found their families ❤️
Mini/Medium Multigenerational Goldendoodles

05/21/2026

3️⃣ Miniature F1 Cavapoo 👕 👀4️⃣🏘️
1️⃣3️⃣wks, 3️⃣ 💉, Vet✔️, ACHC Registered (American Canine Hybrid Club) and very ready for their loving families..
⬇️$⬇️
🏋🏻 1️⃣5️⃣-2️⃣5️⃣⚖️

05/19/2026

Last 2️⃣

These little guys 👕 are now 9 weeks old, Maggie and Dallas’s Mini/Medium multigenerational Goldendoodles. They are 👀4️⃣their forever 🏘️’s..
estimated 30-40🏋🏻
Hybrid Club Registered (ACHC)
America Canine Hybrid Club.

05/16/2026

This is what makes my profession so rewarding, being part of loving families and the magic of sweet puppies! Thank you to the Rodriguez family this has lit up my day and what I do even more meaningful.

05/16/2026

Beautiful Black Abstract F1 Maltipoo 👕
👀4️⃣🏘️
Blueberry and Buddy’s litter
Est. 10-15 lbs.
American Canine Hybrid Club Registered (ACHC)

05/16/2026

He has found his perfect family, I really appreciate all the shares and recommendations..

I honestly can’t believe he’s not snatched up! F1 Maltipoo 👕
👀4️⃣🏘️

05/14/2026

Shared from another breeder, but one of the truest statements..

One thing I don’t think people always realize is that there’s a real person behind breeder pages.

Most of us aren’t giant businesses with employees answering messages all day long. It’s usually just us… responding while scrubbing floors, folding laundry, sanitizing bowls, ordering supplies, setting alarms through the night for moms and babies, scheduling vet appointments, and trying to remember where we even sat our coffee down for the third time.

A lot of these conversations happen while puppies are asleep in our laps or while we’re sitting in a whelping box exhausted running on little sleep but still excited to talk about our dogs because we truly love what we do.

So when someone reaches out asking about:
price,
temperament,
health testing,
go-home dates,
parents,
photos,
videos,
availability,
our curriculum,
our program…

I genuinely sit there and thoughtfully type out responses because I care. I care about my dogs, I care about where they end up, and I care about helping people make the right decision even if it’s not with me.

And trust me, I fully understand asking questions before bringing home a puppy. You absolutely should. A puppy is a huge commitment emotionally, financially, and time wise.

But sometimes after spending an hour answering questions, sending videos, taking updated photos, explaining health testing, explaining how we raise our puppies, talking through personalities, and pouring emotional energy into the conversation…

it just ends with silence.

I don’t even think most people mean to be hurtful when they do it. Life gets busy. People get distracted. Plans change.

But on the breeder side, it can feel discouraging sometimes because these puppies are such a huge part of our hearts and our everyday lives. This isn’t just “inventory” to us. These are babies we’ve stayed awake with, worried over, celebrated milestones with, and poured ourselves into for weeks, months, and years through our programs.

And while we’re here, this is your reminder to please talk things over with your spouse, partner, or family before reaching out to breeders.

So many conversations end with:
“Let me talk to my husband”
“My husband isn’t ready.”
“We didn’t realize the investment.”
“We’re actually going on vacation.”
“The timing isn’t right.”

And those are all valid reasons! Truly.

But having those conversations beforehand helps save everyone a little emotional energy and time.

At the end of the day, breeders are people too. Most of us are just dog lovers with tired eyes, messy buns, laundry piles, and phones full of puppy photos trying our best to raise really good dogs and place them with families who will love them as much as we do.

So if you’ve ever reached out to a breeder and changed your mind, that’s okay. No hard feelings at all.

Just know a simple:
“Thank you so much for your time, but we decided to go another direction.”
means more than you probably realize.

05/11/2026

Your new puppies health is my number one priority! That is why
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05/07/2026

Special ⬇️ if you’re looking for a 🐶 to add to your home, summer fun,adventures.. lap lover companion.. puppy kisses..
I have some beautiful babies that are 👀 for 🏘️’s and 🚗 is starting soon, gas prices are high, (I’d love multiples at once, not several trips) trying to get babies in their loving perfect 🏘️ ‘s
so this is your chance to save contact me today for what’s 👀4️⃣🏘️ 🐾 ..

05/04/2026

Cocoa Pebbles ❤️
F1 Cavapoo, She has been with her family for two weeks now, I absolutely love the updates. She is the cutest girl!

05/01/2026

This beautiful group of babies is a joy to behold, a litter of 9 requiring a lot of work, and even more love, born to Maggie and Dallas' Multigen Mini/Medium Goldendoodles, with Izzy, the grandmother, playing an active role in their care. It's impressive how she takes on the litter as her own. Although she hasn't had a litter in 3 years, she helps with nursing, having taken on a co-parenting role for a second time. The presence of two mothers is extremely helpful. The puppies have reached 6.5 weeks of age.