- Why We Raise Multigen Goldendoodles & Aussiedoodles
When people begin researching doodles, they often don’t realize that “generation” matters just as much as breed. Not all doodles are created the same — and the difference comes down to genetics, predictability, and intentional breeding.
At our program, we focus on Multigen Goldendoodles and Multigen Aussiedoodles for one simple reason:
Consistency matters.
Understanding First Generation (F1) Doodles
A first generation (F1) Goldendoodle is a direct cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle.
An F1 Aussiedoodle is a direct cross between an Australian Shepherd and a Poodle.
These pairings can absolutely produce wonderful dogs. However, genetically speaking, they are a 50/50 mix of two very different purebred gene pools.
Because of that, traits can vary widely within a single litter, including:
Coat texture (straight, wavy, curly), Shedding levels Allergy friendliness, Energy levels, Drive and temperament
This variability happens because the genetics have not yet been stabilized. Each puppy inherits a random combination of traits from both parents.
For some families, that unpredictability can be a challenge — especially when allergies or temperament expectations are involved.
Why We Raise Multigen Goldendoodles
Golden Retrievers were bred for stamina, retrieving drive, and enthusiasm. Poodles were bred for athleticism and intelligence. In early crosses, those traits can stack in unpredictable ways — sometimes resulting in higher shedding or elevated energy levels.
With Multigen Goldendoodles, we are breeding doodle to poodle or doodle over multiple generations. Through careful selection, we reinforce:
Low to non-shedding coats, furnished, allergy-friendly coat genetics, moderate, family-focused temperaments and structural soundness.
Over generations, these traits become more consistent. Instead of reintroducing a full retriever gene pool each time, we are refining and stabilizing the characteristics that make Goldendoodles wonderful companions.
While no dog is truly 100% hypoallergenic, Multigen lines significantly increase the likelihood of reduced shedding and lower environmental dander.
Why We Raise Multigen Aussiedoodles
Aussiedoodles require even more intentional selection.
Australian Shepherds are brilliant, loyal, and incredibly driven working dogs with strong herding instincts. Poodles are equally intelligent and athletic. When combined in a first generation cross, you can sometimes see very intense working-drive traits emerge — including heightened reactivity, excessive nipping, or nonstop energy.
That doesn’t make F1 Aussiedoodles “bad” dogs. It simply means they can be a lot for the average household.
With Multigen Aussiedoodles, we intentionally select for:
Balanced, trainable temperaments, moderated herding instinct, emotional stability and consistent low-shedding coats
Over generations, this selective breeding creates a dog that retains the intelligence and beauty of the Aussiedoodle while being better suited for companion and family life.
The Science in Simple Terms
First generation = high genetic variability.
Multigen = stabilized traits through intentional selection.
When you breed two very different purebreds together each time, you reset the genetic variability. When you thoughtfully breed similar, selected lines over multiple generations, traits become more predictable.
For families inviting a puppy into their home — especially where allergies, children, or lifestyle expectations are involved — predictability is not a luxury. It’s important.
Our Philosophy
We don’t raise Multigen doodles because it sounds impressive.
We raise them because it allows us to:
Produce consistent, low-shedding coats, offer more allergy-friendly outcomes, provide balanced, intuitive temperaments and create dogs that thrive in family environments
Intentional breeding is about combining heart and science.
And that’s why we choose Multigen — for both our Goldendoodles and our Aussiedoodles.
- Why We Don’t Offer In-Home Puppy Visits (And What We Do Instead)
Choosing a puppy is a meaningful decision, and it’s completely natural to want to feel confident in the breeder you’re working with. Transparency and trust are important to us—and that’s exactly why we’ve chosen a thoughtful, intentional approach to how our puppies are raised.
Our Commitment to Safety and Biosecurity
Our puppies are raised in our home, not in a kennel or commercial facility. For both personal safety and the health of our dogs, we maintain a strict no-visitor policy.
Very young puppies have developing immune systems, and limiting exposure during their first eight weeks is a critical part of responsible breeding. A closed environment helps protect puppies from illness and allows them to thrive during this vulnerable stage of life.
Protecting Our Mother Dogs
The wellbeing of our mother dogs is just as important as that of the puppies. The weeks following birth are a sensitive time, and unfamiliar people entering their space can be stressful and disruptive.
Our dogs are family members, not display animals. Maintaining a calm, predictable environment allows mothers to focus on caring for their puppies without anxiety or interruption.
Why Early Visits Aren’t Helpful for Choosing a Puppy
At two or three weeks old, puppies are still in very early development. Temperament, energy level, and personality traits haven’t yet emerged, which means early visits don’t provide meaningful insight into long-term compatibility.
Instead, we wait until six weeks of age, after evaluations are completed. We then talk thru a FaceTime call and help you make your decision. You’re able to watch the puppies and see them as they play. Puppy selections take place in deposit order, and we guide families through choosing the puppy that best fits their lifestyle and household after evaluations are completed.
Why We Don’t Operate Like a “Puppy Zoo”
If we opened our home to visits from every interested family, it would quickly become a revolving door of people coming through our living space—bringing unknown germs, scents, and stress into an environment designed to be calm and controlled.
Our puppies aren’t here for casual visits or entertainment. They deserve consistency, safety, and structure during their earliest weeks of life.
Staying Connected Every Step of the Way
Although we don’t offer in-home visits, we share frequent photos, videos, and updates so families can see exactly how our puppies are raised. We also offer FaceTime so you can watch your puppy grow in real time and feel connected throughout the process.
A Thoughtful Approach to Raising Puppies
Clear boundaries allow us to focus fully on raising healthy, well-socialized puppies and supporting our mother dogs. These practices help ensure thoughtful matches and lifelong success for both puppies and families.
Xoxo, The Pasatiempo Ranch Family
- The Purrfect Puppy Litter
🐾✨ Introducing: Dolly’s Purrfect Puppy Litter
🐱 Inspired by Dolly’s love for cats and her own big-cat personality! 🐱
We are absolutely thrilled to announce the arrival of the Dolly × Swayze litter — a truly special group themed after the world’s most iconic and beloved cats. This litter is extra meaningful because Dolly adores our pet cats and has always been our “big cat in a dog’s body” — graceful, curious, playful, and full of feline charm.
🍼 Born: January 6, 2026
🏡 Go Home: March 3, 2026
This stunning group is full of star power, personality, and cuddles!
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🌸💖 The Girls
🎀 Miss Hello Kitty of Sakura Dreams
Sweet, timeless, and absolutely precious.
🎀 Madame Marie of Parisian Grace
Elegant, dainty, and full of charm.
🌙 Lady Luna of Silver Moonlight
Soft, dreamy, and just a little magical.
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💙🐾 The Boys
🍝 Sir Garfield of Lasagna Manor
Confident, cuddly, and larger-than-life.
🧡 Mister Morris of Classic Orange
A true classic gentleman with timeless appeal.
🐭 Captain Tom of Cartoon Legends
Playful, clever, and always up for adventure.
🎩 Duke Sylvester of Tuxedo Heights
Dapper, charming, and full of personality.
🎖️ Sergeant Tibbs of Royal Guard
Brave, noble, and loyal to the core.
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We are so excited to watch each of these puppies’ personalities unfold and to begin matching them with their perfect families at six weeks of age. This litter is expected to have beautiful curly or wavy coats, with black noses and rich, dark eyes. When fully grown, we anticipate they will mature around 55–60 pounds. These puppies will be loyal, affectionate companions with non-shedding coats and wonderful, stable temperaments.
- The Bakery Bebes Litter
Sweet as sugar. Soft as cream.
The Bakery Bebes Litter Has Arrived! 🧁🐶
We are thrilled to announce that Winnie & Swayze’s sweet litter of cream & apricot Goldendoodles arrived on January 21, 2026!
This beautiful litter includes 8 precious puppies — 4 girls and 4 boys — all healthy, fluffy, and already full of charm.
🍰 Meet The Bakery Bebes:
• 🍩 Baroness Beignet Powderpuff
• 🍪 Duchess Cookie Cream Heart
• 🫐 Lady Muffin of Blueberry Hill
• 🧁 Princess Cupcake Frostine
• 🥖 Sir Cannoli Sweetcream
• 🍩 Lord Sprinkles von Dough
• 🥐 Monsieur Apricot Croissant
• 🍰 Count Tiramisu Velvet Cream
These little bakery babies will be ready to go to their forever homes on March 18th, 2026 💕
We can’t wait to watch their personalities bloom and to match them with their perfect families. These puppies will have either curly or wavy coats with liver noses and light eyes. We anticipate they will be 45/55 pounds when fully grown.
- Doodle Coats
This is a Multigenerational Goldendoodle; she is a third generation born here at Pasatiempo Ranch and has a beautiful wavy coat with no shedding Decoding the fur
Hey there, doodle lovers! Ever wonder what it means when it comes to Goldendoodles, Aussiedoodles, Saint Berdoodles or any other doodle breed and their coats? 🤔 We are going to break it down in simple terms – no genetics degree required!
Coat Types & What They Mean for You
This is a third generation goldendoodle born here at Pasatiempo Ranch; she is a Multigen with a Goldendoodle Mom and a Poodle Father. You can see her coat is curly. - Curly Coats: Low shedding, standard grooming needs (think poodle-like).
- Wavy Coats: Moderate to no shedding depending on generation, moderate grooming.
- Straight Coats: More shedding, less grooming (but still need brushing! ).
Grooming & Shedding Tips
- Curly/wavy coats: Regular brushing + trims = happy doodle!
- Want low-shedding? F1B or Multigen might be your jam.
- Not sure what coat type your doodle will have? We can help with that!
Our multigenerational doodles are highly desirable not only because of their personalities but because of their non shedding coats which are perfect for allergy sufferers as they tend to be completely non shedding. We can help you to see which puppies from which litters will be more or less curly and which ones will be wavy or soft and silky.
This is also a third generation born here; she is a Merle aussiedoodle with silky loose waves and does not shed One thing to always remember is that because of a doodles coat they need regular brushing/combing and grooming . We use our grooming time as a bonding technique for our dogs and ourselves. We begin grooming and bathing at a very early stage long before your puppy ever goes to his or her forever home. Cutting their nails, touching their faces regularly and running a blow dryer over their coats is just the beginning of teaching your puppy about how grooming is a positive experience.
Want to learn more about doodle generations or find your perfect doodle? We are here to guide you to find your perfect furry friend ❤️
Here you can see second generation Goldendoodle sisters; one is curly and the other has a wavy coat. Both are non shedding. We have the experience to guide you at a very young stage to determine which coat trait your puppy will have.
