Here at Dacus Doodles, we specialize in providing top-quality goldendoodle puppies, our adult dogs are standard size multigenerational goldendoodles. While we take pride in offering the best place to buy goldendoodle puppies, we also understand the importance of education and information when it comes to buying your next puppy.

One area of interest for many dog owners is a working dog. There are so many task related things a dog can do. One specific type of service dog that benefits from imprinting is a diabetic alert dog. These dogs are trained to detect changes in blood sugar levels and alert their owners, who may have diabetes, to take necessary actions. Diabetic alert dogs are highly skilled and can provide valuable assistance to individuals with diabetes.

When it comes to diabetic alert dogs, it's important to understand that not all dogs are suitable for this role. Some dogs have a natural ability to detect changes in blood sugar levels, making them ideal candidates for diabetic alert dog training. Here at Dacus Doodles, when we have a diabetic alert dog prospect, we begin imprinting with saliva from a diabetic when the puppies are three days old.  This diabetic imprinting will continue for the 8 weeks we raise your puppy.  After that your professional training will continue to train your puppy.  Diabetic alert service dog prospects are chosen by our puppy evaluator and your trainer.

At Dacus Doodles, we prioritize the health and well-being of our goldendoodle puppies. Goldendoodles are known for their intelligence, trainability, and friendly nature. Our goldendoodles make excellent family pets / companions as well as task-oriented dogs.

When considering a diabetic alert dog, it's important to understand the responsibilities and commitments involved. Diabetic alert dogs require ongoing training, care, and attention. Additionally, it's crucial to work closely with healthcare professionals to ensure the dog's training aligns with your specific medical needs.

We are dedicated to providing information and resources to dog owners and prospective puppy parents.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please feel free to contact us. We are always happy to help!