Puppy Specifications
- BreedMicro Goldendoodle
- GenderMale
- Date of Birth03-07-2025
- Age9 Weeks 2 Days
- ColorRed
- Current WeightN/A
- Current TempN/A
- LocationOklahoma
- Available DateN/A
- Reference ID23
- Registered ParentsYes
- Breeder CCCNo
- Parents OFA TestedNo
Meet the Parents
I’m Mom
Micro Goldendoodle
Registry: N/A
Weight: 14 lbs
OFA Tested: No
I’m Dad
Mini Poodle
Registry: N/A
Weight: 12 lbs
OFA Tested: No
About The Micro Goldendoodle Breed
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Weight:
5 - 15 lbs
Height:
8 - 14 inches
Lifespan:
12 - 15 years
Litter Size:
3 - 6
Size:
Small
Traits
AdaptableAffectionateAlertEager-to-pleaseFriendlyGentleIntelligentLoyalPlayfulSocial
Color Varieties
Apricot
Black
Chocolate
Cream
Red
Tan
White
Breed Information
The Micro Goldendoodle is a newer development in the doodle world, created to provide a tiny, low-shedding companion dog with the lovable personality of a Golden Retriever and the intelligence of a Toy Poodle. Their rise in popularity is tied to growing demand for small, hypoallergenic designer dogs.
As a hybrid of a Miniature Goldendoodle and a Toy Poodle, Micro Goldendoodles combine three breeds: Golden Retriever, Miniature Poodle, and Toy Poodle. They are bred specifically for families seeking allergy-friendly, compact pets that thrive in both urban and suburban settings.
Micro Goldendoodles are affectionate, gentle, and people-focused. They crave attention and thrive on human companionship. They’re playful and cheerful but also calm enough to be excellent lap dogs. Their intelligence makes them fast learners, especially when trained with consistency and patience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, they are low-shedding and more allergy-friendly than many breeds, though no dog is completely hypoallergenic.
Moderate—short daily walks and indoor playtime are usually enough for this small breed.
Yes, Micro Goldendoodles are gentle, friendly, and typically get along well with kids and other animals.
Brush 3–4 times per week and schedule professional grooming every 6–8 weeks to prevent matting.
Very - they are intelligent, eager to please, and respond well to positive reinforcement.
Yes, like many doodle mixes, they bond deeply and may struggle when left alone for long periods.
