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I purchased a male "mini" sheepadoodle from them last April. I contacted the owner on multiple occasions to get reassurance that he was in fact a mini. I even paid more to get a mini. I am older and live in a townhome and needed a small to medium sized dog. Tina assured me he was a mini. He is now 10 months old and is 70 lbs. NOT a mini. So she either lied to me outright or has no clue what she is breeding. Either way, she does not act in good faith and I am now struggling with a huge dog that is difficult to handle. He also has hip issues that should have e been diagnosed on his initial vet check. My vet picked up on it during our first visit when he was 10 weeks old.
I love my dog but he is not what I asked for or what I paid for. I would caution anyone who buys from them. Don't agree to her terms of purchase and be sure to get a health check from from your own vet.
We cannot guarantee a puppy will be in the expected size range due to the differing genetic sizes, lineage does include the Old English Sheepdog, which is naturally a bigger dog and those genes can be passed on. When a MINI poodle is used as the sire, the litter is considered Mini Sheepadoodle, Using a standard size poodle you then have the Standard Sheepadoodle. I encourage ALL new owners to have their puppy vet checked within a 48 hour period from the time they pick the puppy up, Not sure why you would not agree to those terms... Hip dysplasia is normally diagnosed between 6 and 18 months of age.