Goldendoodles Puppies for Sale In Kentucky

Discover our delightful Goldendoodle puppies for sale throughout Kentucky. Raised with love and care, our puppies are known for their intelligence, playful personalities, and hypoallergenic coats. Whether you're in Louisville, Lexington, or anywhere in between, each puppy is health-certified and comes with pedigree papers. Find your perfect furry companion and bring home joy and companionship today!
New to the breed? Read our Goldendoodles Breed Guide — history, temperament, grooming & health.
How much should you pay? The median asking price for Goldendoodles puppies is $2,000, based on 90 listings. See the full Goldendoodles price breakdown »

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Aurora
Goldendoodles
$1,075
Dunnville, KY
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Astro
Goldendoodles
$1,175
Dunnville, KY
a goldendoodles dog sitting on a red chair
Agnus
Goldendoodles
$1,175
Dunnville, KY
a black goldendoodles puppy in the grass
Hawk
Goldendoodles
$1,696
Morehead, KY
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SPARROW
Goldendoodles
$1,696
Morehead, KY
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Brindle Frenchie running in a field

About the Goldendoodles

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Energetic

Stamina Level

Low-shed, curly, and hypoallergenic hair

Grooming Routine

Intelligent and trainable

Training Ease

FAQs

  • The typical price range for Goldendoodle puppies in Kentucky varies based on factors like size, quality, and breeder reputation. Generally, prices may range from $2,000 to $5,000.

  • Goldendoodles come in different sizes. Mini Goldendoodles weigh around 10 to 15 pounds, while medium Goldendoodles weigh between 30 to 45 pounds.

  • Goldendoodle puppies need age-appropriate exercise. For instance, at 3 months, they should have 15 minutes of exercise twice a day. As adults, they require 30-120 minutes of exercise, 1-2 times per day.

  • On average, Goldendoodles live between 10 to 15 years. Factors like size, generation, and overall care influence their longevity.