About me

After training a few goldendoodles, ive come to realized how very intelligent and in-tuned to their owners they really are! I used to be a professional dog groomer and dog trainer before my accident in March of 2011, then while waiting at a red stop light my life was turned upside-down and so my life changed forever! and everything became horribly hard, now faced with a spinal cord injury and thinking I can no longer do what I loved the most. Several years later, one day my husband said to me, “Susie, you can still train dogs”, I replied, “no I can’t”, then he said “why not?, Of course you can!”, and we got our first goldendoodle, a black and white partí goldendoodle, we named her Tabitha. She’s by my side 24/7 She taught me life goes on, Ok, so it’s a little harder now, (cause now I have to use a walker) but we’ll pull through it together! She made it so much easier and amusing because these guys are like little clowns. Then a year and a half latter we got our second doodle, Remington a golden color goldendoodle med size. And he, I guess he sences my impairment and automatically walked on my left side as to guide me to where ever I have to go. (And this is without me training him what’s so ever! I was shocked) He never leaves my left side.. Now it’s been another year and a few months later and we decided to go ahead and breed them, and now we have some beautiful puppies! Which I will make sure they all go to responsible owners. I used to be a Shetland sheepdog breeder in CT. And I also belong to the Mass. Shetland Sheepdog Club while living there. So I’m familiar with the responsibilities of being a responsible dog breeder. And to always strive to make a breed better by using healthy quality breeding dams and strong healthy sires.