Apply to Adopt a Sheepadoodle Puppy

Bringing home a Dot Sheepadoodle means joining our extended family. Each of our puppies is raised with love in our home — and we take great care to ensure every pup is matched with the right family. Our adoption process is simple but intentional. We ask each applicant to share a little about their home, lifestyle, and what they’re looking for in a puppy so we can help find the perfect fit. Once your application is reviewed, we’ll reach out with next steps and details about upcoming litters.

Puppy Application

Step 1 of 6 - takes about 5 minutes

Basic Information

Let's start with a bit about you and your household.

Full name * Phone * Email * Address * Occupation and typical daily schedule Household members

Pet Ownership History

Tell us about your experience with dogs and other pets.

Have you owned dogs before? * What breeds have you owned? Do you currently own pets? * If yes, please list your current pets Have you ever rehomed or surrendered a pet? If yes, please explain the circumstances Veterinarian

Lifestyle and Environment

Help us understand the home your new puppy would join.

Do you rent or own? * If renting, do you have landlord approval for dogs? Is your yard fenced? * Fence type and height Where will the puppy spend most of its time? Hours per day the puppy will be alone Do you travel often? If yes, what arrangements will you make?

Expectations and Preferences

What are you looking for in your new family member?

Why are you interested in this breed? What traits are you looking for? Preferred sex Preference for activity level or temperament?

Care and Commitment

How you plan to raise and care for your puppy.

How will you exercise and socialize your puppy? Training plan Views on crate training Plan for veterinary care and vaccinations Agree to return the puppy to breeder if you can't keep it? *

Long-Term Considerations

A few final questions about the road ahead.

What will you do if your puppy develops a health issue? How will you handle behavioral challenges (chewing, barking, housebreaking, etc.)? Dogs live 10-15+ years. Where do you see yourself?