At Dot Sheepadoodles, we’re a small, family-run breeder in the hills of Claremont, California. What began with our beloved Sheepadoodle, Dot, has grown into a thoughtful program focused on health, temperament, and home-raised care. Madeleine and Hayden (farm-raised in Idaho) raise each puppy right in our home with help from our kids, Goldie and Henry—so your pup is used to laughter, playtime, and everyday family life from day one. Our puppies receive early socialization, potty-training exposure, regular vet checks, and deworming, and come from fully health-tested parents: Mookie (our red merle poodle mama) and Cash (Mookie's sire AKC Old English Sheepdog stud). We keep our litters small so every puppy gets hands-on love and the very best start before meeting their forever family.
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She’s our first dog, and I never knew I could love a pup this much! At just 10 months old, she’s super well-behaved, loving, and patient. She gets along with all dogs and is so gentle with kids. She’s the best running buddy but also the ultimate cuddler when we’re feeling sick or just having a lazy day. Everyone is blown away by how sweet she is—and can’t believe she’s still so young. Thank you for bringing her into our lives—we’re the lucky ones!”— The Hanson FamilyThe first day we brought Miso home, he didn’t cry at all on the car ride home. He was incredibly curious, and wanted to explore absolutely everything. Since I already had an adult cat at home, I tried to keep Miso secluded in our study, but he had other plans! As soon as my partner opened the door, Miso came dashing out, right up to Katsu, and nose kissed him. Best friends for life.
He’s patient with the kids and so calm for still being a puppy—everyone thinks he’s older! His sweet, gentle demeanor is the reason my parents decided they wanted a puppy from Dot too. He’s so easy to love, and we are forever grateful that we found you and your family as a breeder
Having an incredible breeder that is passionate about her puppies and the homes they go to really does make the biggest difference. Sailor is the best dog in the world—and even though I’m biased, most people who meet her say the same.
