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OUR STORY

Family-Owned Business

Iowa Goldendoodle Dandys is located near Humboldt in North Central Iowa. We are not a kennel but a family owned business. The Golden Retrievers we breed are our pets and roam our farms freely. They are pampered and receive much love & attention from our family. Our dogs and puppies are vet checked and vaccinated. We provide good nutrition, exercise, vet care and a new clean facility for sleeping and whelping. Our F1 minis are smart, playful, very kid friendly and family oriented. They make a great & lovable addition to all families.

Rick, Jodi, Heidi and Taylor 

ABOUT PEDERSENS FARM

Iowa Goldendoodle Dandys is a small family owned breeder that consist of Rick & Jodi with their son Taylor and his Wife Heidi. 

Our puppies are handled daily so go to their new families very loved and socialized.​​

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​Rick and Jodi live on an acreage near Humboldt. Our dogs have lots of room to run and a newly constructed barn they live, whelp and we raise them and their doodles in. We regularly take our dogs for walks on a nearby trail so they enjoy lots of exercise. This is where we have our visitors come and pick out their puppy. See our barn in the video below!​

Taylor and Heidi along with their daughters Sutton and Reagan live with their dogs on a acreage 10 miles away from Rick and Jodi. We have a newly renovated building with surrounding runs for our dogs. We regularly take our dogs for walks through our surrounding wild flowers and woods they enjoy lots of exercise and time exploring. See our video below! 

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ABOUT OUR DOODLES

Our Goldendoodles with more of a Poodle influence tend to weigh 16-25 pounds. However dogs favoring more of the Golden Retriever will weigh up
to 50 pounds when full grown at a year old. As a crossbreed they have a wide variety of appearances. Those with poodle tendencies have a thinner coat and
shorter muzzle while the retriever influence will have wider necks and a longer muzzle. They can have long or short ears. Most have a v-shaped ridge from the
forehead to the nose.

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