Dot Sheepadoodles began with our very first Sheepadoodle, Dot — the heart behind our name and the reason we fell in love with this incredible breed. Unlike large-scale breeders, our program is truly family-based. Madeleine and Hayden, along with their kids Goldie and Henry, raise each puppy right in their Claremont, California home.
No kennels. No guardian homes. Just real family life, where every puppy grows up surrounded by love, play, and everyday experiences.
Healthy Starts
Every puppy receives regular vet checks, vaccinations, and deworming before heading home.
Family Socialization
Raised in our home with kids, each pup is introduced to love, play, and everyday family life.
Early Training
We expose puppies to crate time and potty routines so they transition smoothly into new homes.
Loved From Day One
Our puppies are never in kennels — they’re part of our family until they become part of yours.
We believe healthy, happy puppies start with healthy, happy parents. That’s why our mama, Mookie (a red merle Standard Poodle), and our studs we hand select are fully health tested, with excellent genetic results and OFAs.
We keep our litters small — usually just one per year — so each puppy gets our full attention. From early potty training and crate exposure to playdates with kids, each puppy is given the tools to thrive in their forever home.
Submit your application to be added to our upcoming litter waitlist.
When puppies arrive, families are matched based on fit and can reserve their pup with a deposit.
Receive regular photos, videos, and updates as your puppy grows and learns in our home.
At 8 weeks, your puppy is ready to join your family with vet records, starter kit, and lots of love.
When you adopt a Dot Sheepadoodle, you’re not just bringing home a puppy — you’re joining our extended family. We’ll be there to cheer you on, answer questions, and celebrate milestones as your puppy grows.
Our families often say their Dot Sheepadoodle is the sweetest, calmest, most loving dog they’ve ever owned — and we’re proud to have built a program where quality, care, and connection come first.
