Highland Goldendoodles
Family-Raised Goldendoodle & Bernedoodle Puppies
At Highland Goldendoodles, we’ve been raising happy, healthy Goldendoodles and Bernedoodles in our Utah home since 2012. Our puppies are family-raised, never kenneled, and socialized with children and everyday life from day one. Every puppy comes from carefully health-tested parents, so you can feel confident bringing one into your home.
We’re proud to help families across the country, including those in Washington State, find their perfect furry companion. Each puppy leaves our home ready for a lifetime of love, cuddles, and adventures. Whether it’s your first puppy or a new addition to your family, our goal is to make the process simple, enjoyable, and stress-free.
Why Washington Families Choose Highland Goldendoodles
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Parents screened with DNA, OFA, and PennHIP for long-term health
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Puppies raised in our home, never kennels
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Socialized from birth with children, adults, and everyday household life
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Available in micro, mini, and standard sizes to match different lifestyles
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Intelligent, affectionate, and playful temperaments for the perfect companion
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Ideal for active Washington families who love hiking, exploring, and cozy nights at home
Our Puppy Adoption Process in Washington
Find Your Puppy
Browse our available Goldendoodle and Bernedoodle puppies and choose the one that best fits your family’s lifestyle. Each puppy is lovingly raised in our home with daily care and attention.
Meet Virtually
We schedule FaceTime or Zoom calls so you can interact with your puppy before adoption day. This helps you get to know their personality and ask any questions about care and training.
Safe, Stress-Free Delivery
Your puppy will travel with a trusted flight nanny or ground transport service. We take care of all the details so your puppy arrives happy, healthy, and ready to join your family.
Lifetime Support
Our commitment doesn’t end on adoption day. We’re here to answer questions about training, socialization, and health for the life of your dog.
