Surrey Doodles

Surrey Doodles, family breeder of Poodle mixes in Surrey

Surrey Doodles is a licensed family breeder working with Poodle mixes —Cockapoo and Cavapoo— as well as pure Poodles, Cocker Spaniels and Cavaliers. The business operates from Surrey and presents itself as a home breeder authorised by Runnymede Borough Council under licence number 27837.

Its activity focuses on breeding dogs from Kennel Club registered parents that have been health tested for the diseases relevant to each breed, with the stated aim that puppies are not affected by them.

The dogs and their environment

The breeding dogs live with the family and are considered pets. According to the company's information, most arrived at the home at eight weeks old and the rest were born at the kennel itself. They live alongside the family's four children and are socialised daily with people of different ages.

The environment includes other animals: chickens, Pygmy goats and ponies, which also take part in the dogs' socialisation.

Care and socialisation of the puppies

The puppies are raised in the family home and follow a set socialisation programme. They are handled daily from an early age and become accustomed to the usual sounds and stimuli of a home, as well as being exposed as far as possible to outdoor surroundings, cars and bikes.

The person in charge of the kennel states that she has completed a level 3 diploma in canine behaviour, training that she applies to the care and development of the animals. The company stresses that the breeds it works with are intelligent and need mental stimulation, and recommends positive reward-based training, continued in the new home.

What is included when a puppy is collected

Before leaving the kennel, the puppies receive up-to-date worming, flea treatment as a precaution, a full veterinary health check, their first vaccine and the microchip. They are handed over with the relevant documentation, including microchip details, the contract and care advice.

Along with the puppy, a welcome package is provided consisting of a blanket with the scent of home, a bed, some puppy pads, a food and water bowl and a bag of the food it was eating.

Recommendations before adopting

The company advises researching the breed beforehand and considering the time and dedication a puppy requires, especially in the early stages, and warns that a young dog does not develop well if left alone for long periods. For those interested in a future litter, it offers the possibility of joining waiting lists or making enquiries through its contact form.

Location and contact

Phone: 07951 488903 · Email: charlotte@surreydoodles.co.uk