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Dagmar, out of Dee, Sired by Max. She is one of our first Doubledoodles.
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Training puppies to sit
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Max is (retired Stud) a F1 Goldendoodle He is such a great dog. He is my first Doodle and I am sold on the breed. Max is so empathetic and affectionate. He is very loyal and can be quite protective. Max is on-site.
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The above pictures are some of Max and Mocha's multi-gen Goldendoodle puppies born in Spring of 2015.
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This black Goldendoodle is Franklin and is pictured here with his buddy Phineas. He is a carbon copy of my Max.
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Penny and Willow sporting short 'Hawaiian Doodle Cuts.'
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Koa, our mini Goldendoodle moments after he was born. A stud in the making.
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Daisy, when she was a puppy.
Laurelwood Doodles is located in Hawaiian Paradise Park in Kea'au on the Big Island of Hawaii  outside of Hilo.  

Laurelwood Doodles provides Goldendoodles and Doubledoodles. Doubledoodles are Poodle smart, Golden retriever friendly and Lab loyal.  All three breeds are in the top 10 for intelligence. One can not tell the difference between Golden and Doubledoodles, they look the same.

Although we have standard size dogs (50-90 pounds), some of the female pups end up weighing between 40-50 pounds.  Minis may weigh between 15-35 pounds.

December 30, 2021 update: 
Breeding (pending/planning subject to change) schedule: Note: Once the females are bred, it takes about 63 days for gestation then another 8 weeks to grow your puppies out. 

​ Summer/late fall/ winter 2022:
  • Pepper Mini Goldendoodles (Keaau) Pepper is expected to come into heat July 2022 
  • Daisy - Mini Goldendoodles (Kailua-Kona) Daisy is expected to come into heat Sept 2022
  • Ginger-Mini Goldendoodles( Kailua-Kona) Ginger is expected to come into heat Sept 2022
  • Willow Mini Doubledoodles (Keaau) Willow is expected to come into heat Dec 2022 

Please follow us on Facebook, Laurelwood Doodles in Hawaii:https://www.facebook.com/groups/639950980442856 for current litter and related dog information. 
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​​Our effort in providing outstanding pups is a lot of work. We are raising the bar on nurturing; and are constantly looking for ways to improve our process and the delivery of puppy care. In our opinion, all breeders should at least be providing Biosensor training within the first two weeks of the pup's life AND desensitize them to fireworks, thunderstorm and other environmental noises.

We enjoy an excellent reputation because of the quality of our dogs and the early development program we provide our puppies.  Our goal is to place well adjusted, calm puppies with dog experienced people/families. (Please check out our customer comments page.)

Our early development program includes, but is not limited to:
  • Early neuro-stimulation (Military developed Biosensor training) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja6E4xa-6Hs​
  • Exposure to:
    • ​various environmental noises including fireworks and thunderstorms
    • clipper vibration
    • feet being handled, and toenails trimmed
    • crates
  • Housebreaking initiated using a modified Misty Method
  • Daily interaction, setting up the groundwork for future families reinforcing appropriate behavior with Humans:
    • eye contact
    • socialization 
    • name recognition (when buyer provides a name)
    • sit command
    • not jumping
    • coming when called
    • not biting
    • foot sitting
    • cuddling
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Doodles are wonderful dogs.  They are very loving and empathetic, and several of our puppies have gone to be therapy or service dogs.

Including a dog in one's life is a huge commitment, one that should last the lifetime of the dog.  Dogs are sentient beings and as such should be treated with love and respect.  They need people. Dogs are social animals and require attention to become the best dog you have ever had. They also benefit from having another canine buddy.

Please consider carefully your decision to have a dog.  It takes 2 years for a puppy to grow into a mature dog.  Puppy hood can be exasperating. Positive correction and guidance takes time and effort.  The more time and positive effort you put into your dog will build on our efforts in producing quality canine companion.

If you have a home with a fenced in yard; or someone to take care of the dog while your away at work;  or perhaps you work from home;  or are an active retiree; or a stay-at-home parent; or something similar, then we may have some puppies for you to choose from.  

​Yes, we expose the pups to crates, as these can help with housebreaking during the night or in situations where it's safer for the dog to be in one. However, if you are planning on putting your dog in a cage (crate) while you're at work please don't buy from us. There is a reason why Zoo's stop putting their animals in cages. It’s bad for their physical and mental health.



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As part of our early development program desensitizing puppies to various aspects of grooming is part of our program. Here we are clipping puppy nails.
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Assisting Koa in transitioning to eating kibbles. We do this with all of our puppies. Individualize care.
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Ginger and Willow
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Daggett as a puppy.

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Ginger 

Ginger is a F1 Goldendoodle (50% Poodle & 50% Golden Retriever).  She is a energetic pup that loves to fetch.  Ginger is very loving,  and is  living in a guardian home with a family with  4 kids and she absolutely loves it. Ginger and some of her off spring exhibit an exaggerated smile. It's a sign of submission. 
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Daggett

Daggett is an F1B Goldendoodle (75% Poodle & 25% Golden Retriever) out of Ginger sired by Polar.  He has a fantastic temperament, and is easy going. Dag is one of our own puppies and is absolutely stunning.
Stud service may be available to qualified females.
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Willow

Willow is a Doubledoodle also known as a North American Retriever (Poodle smart, Lab loyal and Golden Retriever Friendly).  She is an F2B, (a little more than 50% poodle, about 25% Golden Retriever and about 25% Labrador Retriever). She is one of our own puppies. She is a very loving dog and like her mother, likes to keep the pack in line.  Willow was six years in the making.

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Koa

 ​Koa is our mini Goldendoodle stud and now weighs  21 pounds. He is a F2BB (81.25% Poodle & 18.75% Golden Retriever).  Koa is out of our F1b Goldendoodle Penny. He was sired (via artificial insemination) by Taro, a 6.5 pound toy poodle imported from Japan. Koa is a very happy and fun loving dog. Stud service may be available to qualified females.
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Penny

Penny is a red F1B (75% Poodle & 25% Golden Retriever) out of Claire sired by Louie.  She loves to fetch and snuggle. She is sporting a "Hawaiian Doodle Do' as we prefer to have the beard shaved close to keep it cleaner as well has having the hair short to keep our dogs more comfortable.
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Bentley

Bentley is a future mini doodle stud.
He is only 8 weeks old in this picture taken April 2022. Follow us and watch him grow. 
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Daisy
Daisy is out of Ginger, sired by Polar. She is F1B Goldendoodle (75% Poodle & 25% Golden Retriever). ​She lives with Ginger in a guardian home in Kailua-Kona. 

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Pepper

Pepper is out of Sally, a Golden Retriever, sired by Daggett. Pepper is unique, she is about 63% Golden Retriever and about 38% Poodle.
​She is the latest family member and is a super sweet dog.

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