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Soares Farm Kennels
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citysearch c.
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I purchased a male golden doodle 5 years ago from Soares Farm. Finn was healthy, friendly, happy and a pleasure. Finn was loved so much in the neighborhood that 2 neighbors also bought goldendoodles from Soares Farm - they are 4 years old now and healthy. When Finn was 2 yrs. old he developed canine epilepsy and has been on drugs ever since - class A narcotics. I inquired with Kurt if any other owners who purchased golden doodles from him informed him of epilepsy in their dogs. I also asked him who the sire and bitch were for my dog and both neighbors dogs. He doesn't keep any records and all three of us looked at the papers we received from him when the dogs were bought - no names whatsoever of the mother & father.\r
I would not purchase a dog from him again - not because of my dog's illness, but because of his sloppy/none existent record keeping. F1 Doodles should have a pedigree history from both of their parents and be registered with the AKC. That way you are assured that your doodle is first generation - which are supposed to be the healthiest. I was told by Kurt that Finn was a F1, yet he could not provide any documentation, which leads me to believe Finn's parents were mixed breeds and not a pure bred poodle and golden retriever. There are so many other reputable breeders of these dogs who can provide valid documentation.
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