Breeder of Multigen Goldendoodle and Bernedoodle Puppies
Home to one of the founding breeders of the Goldendoodle and the creator of the mini Goldendoodle.
We provide car delivery service to West Virginia, Virginia, Washington DC, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York & Delaware. We have a central meeting place for families driving from New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, and Maine. We will meet families up to 5 hours’ driving distance of Berkeley Springs, West Virginia to service North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.
We’re the Top Dog!
Fox Creek Farm has been a leading breeder of Goldendoodles since 1999. We produce multigenerational Goldendoodles in petite, miniature, medium, and standard sizes and multigenerational Bernedoodles in the medium and standard sizes. We go above and beyond to make the process of purchasing a puppy for your family as seamless as possible. What sets us apart?
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Goldendoodle Association of North America (GANA) – https://www.goldendoodleassociation.com
To be an accredited member of GANA, a breeder has to meet their health testing requirements as well as prove their breeding dogs are comprised only of Golden Retriever and Poodle genes. This means all our breeding dogs trace back to AKC registered purebred dogs or they have been DNA tested to ensure no other breeds are present in their ancestry. Each and every dog in our breeding program has been tested and certified clear of issues of the heart, eyes, hips, elbows, and patellas. Furthermore, every dog has a complete DNA panel completed to determine if they are carriers of any of the issues that plague our breed. Fox Creek Farm is the proud founder of this non-profit organization created to guide the development of the Goldendoodle and to track the lineage of every Goldendoodle. Fox Creek Farm has earned and maintains their highest status as a “Blue Ribbon Breeder”.
GoodDog – https://www.gooddog.com
This organization screens every breeder for quality and to make their practices transparent. Their mission is to improve canine health and to ensure puppy buyers are working with reputable breeders that meet their requirements for endorsement. They concentrate on breeding practices, physical health of breeding dogs and their puppies, mental health of breeding dogs and puppies, environment, and buyer education and policies. Fox Creek Farm has earned their highest rating of “Excellent Breeder”.
Orthopedic Foundation of Animals (OFA) – https://ofa.org
The OFA “promotes the health and welfare of companion animals through a reduction in the incidence of genetic disease”. All heart, eyes, hips, elbows, and patella certifications are completed by the OFA. Vets complete x-rays and physical exams and submit the results to the OFA for certification. Fox Creek Farm has these 5 certifications on every breeding dog in our program.
TellTail – https://www.telltail.com
This is an organization that separates puppy mills and scammers from reputable breeders. They verify the identity of breeders and screen the information against a recognized puppy mill database. They provide resources to breeders to learn about health and nutrition, pregnancy and whelping, and puppy care. Fox Creek Farm is a “Scam Free Breeder”.
Puppy Culture – https://shoppuppyculture.com
“Puppy Culture is a socialization and training program specifically developed for puppies from birth through the end of their critical socialization period, with age appropriate protocols and lessons laid out in an organized format.” Fox Creek Farm follows the protocols in Puppy Culture including introducing puppies to different textures, new environments, and sounds. Puppies learn to climb objects, problem solve, and manding. We use methods to prevent aggression and we teach our puppies to sit on command by 8 weeks of age.
