Choosing a puppy is not a purchase. It is a fifteen-year relationship that starts with one decision: who you get the dog from. This page explains the breeds we work with, in plain language, and exactly what we do differently from most people selling puppies in India today.
Goldendoodle and Poodle puppies in India
Standard Poodle puppies in India (the “giant Poodle” people search for)
If you have been searching for a giant Poodle, this is the dog you mean. There is no separate giant variety — the Standard is the largest of the three Poodle sizes, and a full-grown male stands around 60 cm at the shoulder. Anyone advertising a “giant Poodle” as something bigger is selling you a word, not a dog.
The big Poodle, and the one most people in India have never actually met. Standard Poodles are working dogs underneath the haircut: intelligent, athletic, deeply attached to their people, and happiest with a job to do. They suit families with space and time. They are not ornaments, and a bored Standard Poodle will find its own entertainment.
Standard Poodle (giant Poodle) price in India: ₹1,00,000 – ₹2,00,000, depending on bloodline.
Toy Poodle puppies in India
The same brain and the same loyalty in a small body. Toy Poodles work well in apartments and in homes with older children who understand that a small dog is still a dog. They live long lives, often into their mid-teens, so the commitment is longer than people expect.
Toy Poodle price in India: ₹45,000 – ₹70,000, depending on KCI registration and lineage.
Parti Poodle and Parti Standard Poodle puppies in India (also spelled party poodle)
A Parti is a Poodle with a coat of two clear colours rather than one solid colour. It is not a separate breed, and it is not a defect. Parti colouring runs in specific bloodlines, and those lines are genuinely uncommon in India. This is our premium line and the one we are asked about most.
Parti Poodle price in India: ₹2,20,000 – ₹3,50,000. This is our premium line.
Goldendoodle puppies in India
A Golden Retriever crossed with a Poodle. The appeal is real: the Retriever gives you the easy, forgiving family temperament, the Poodle gives you a coat that sheds far less than a Retriever’s. Done well, a Goldendoodle is one of the best family dogs available in India. Done badly, it is a lottery ticket.
Goldendoodle price in India: ₹75,000 – ₹1,20,000, depending on quality and generation.
F1 vs F1B Goldendoodle: what the letters mean
You will see these letters used as sales language, so here is the plain meaning:
- F1 — one Golden Retriever parent, one Poodle parent. First generation.
- F1B — an F1 Goldendoodle bred back to a Poodle. More Poodle in the mix, so the coat is usually curlier and sheds less.
If low shedding matters in your home, F1B is normally the safer choice. Anyone who promises you a completely non-shedding dog is overselling. No dog is truly hypoallergenic. Some are simply much easier to live with than others.
Goldendoodle and Poodle price in India
Most breeders in India will not put a number on a page. We will. These are our honest ranges, and where a puppy sits inside its range depends on bloodline, registration and quality — not on how keen you sound on the phone.
| Breed | Price range | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Toy Poodle | ₹45,000 – ₹70,000 | KCI registration and lineage |
| Standard Poodle (the “giant Poodle”) | ₹1,00,000 – ₹2,00,000 | Bloodline |
| Parti Poodle / Parti Standard Poodle | ₹2,20,000 – ₹3,50,000 | Colour pattern and bloodline — our premium line |
| Goldendoodle | ₹75,000 – ₹1,20,000 | Quality and generation (F1 or F1B) |
The same price applies wherever you are in India. Delivery is arranged to any city.
A word about cheaper quotes. If someone offers you a Goldendoodle for a fraction of these numbers, ask what you are actually buying. In almost every case it is a puppy taken from its mother too early, from parents nobody will let you meet. The cheapest puppy is very often the most expensive dog you will ever own, once the vet bills start.
Goldendoodle breeders near me: how we are different
Champion bloodlines imported from Europe and Asia
Our foundation dogs were imported — from Russia and Ukraine, and from Southeast Asia — and they carry champion bloodlines that are not otherwise present in North India. Most sellers here are working with whatever local dogs they could source. That difference does not show on the day you collect a puppy. It shows five years later, in structure, coat and temperament.
An established breeder, not a reseller
We have been breeding Standard Poodles, Toy Poodles and Goldendoodles for the better part of a decade. A great many “breeders” advertising online today are resellers who buy puppies from somewhere else and meet you in a car park. We are not that, and you are welcome to see how our dogs live before you commit.
KCI registration for Poodles, and the truth about Goldendoodles
Our Poodle litters are registered with the Kennel Club of India. Our Goldendoodles are not, and cannot be — the KCI registers recognised pure breeds, and a Goldendoodle is a cross. Any seller offering you a KCI-registered Goldendoodle is either confused or lying, and either answer should worry you. We would rather tell you this before you buy than have you discover it afterwards.
Puppy delivery across India
We place puppies all over the country, not only in Delhi NCR. The part that matters more: we are still on the phone months later when you have a question about food, coat care or training. A breeder who goes quiet after payment was never a breeder.
Questions to ask a dog breeder before you buy
If you take nothing else from this page, take this list. Ask these of every seller you speak to, and compare the answers:
- Can I see the mother with the litter, in the place they actually live?
- How old are the puppies, and when do they leave their mother? (Under eight weeks is too early.)
- What are the parents like in temperament, and can I meet them?
- What vaccinations and deworming has this puppy had, with dates?
- What happens if something goes wrong in the first few weeks?
- Why are you breeding this pairing?
A good breeder enjoys these questions. A reseller changes the subject or drops the price.
Teacup Poodle, giant Poodle and purebred Goldendoodle: myths explained
- “Teacup Poodle” — not a real size. It is a marketing word for undersized dogs, often with real health problems.
- “Giant Poodle” — not an official size, though it is what many people type into Google when they want a big Poodle. The dog they are describing is the Standard Poodle, which is already a large dog.
- “Purebred Goldendoodle” — a contradiction. A Goldendoodle is a cross by definition. That is the whole point of it.
Talk to a Goldendoodle and Poodle breeder in India
We would rather send you to another good breeder than sell you the wrong dog. If you are weighing up a Goldendoodle against a Standard Poodle, or wondering whether a Toy Poodle suits your flat, get in touch and ask. There is no obligation, and we will tell you honestly if the answer is no.