Kayla's Sheepadoodles

09/24/2025

I’m sorry to have to write this, but we've already been asked several times in the past week to be put on a list if I’ll be reducing my adoption fee, my answer is “NO”

I will not be reducing any of my pups for my last 4 litters born in 2025-2026. I am giving a pup away from each litter as a therapy, EMS or Service pup. We are retiring and if you want one of the best Sheepadoodles around, be prepared to adopt at the full fee. I am already one of the lowest out there and my pups are worth every penny of their adoption fee.

Other Sheepadoodle prices vary significantly, ranging from approximately $2,000 to over $6,000, with the exact cost depending on factors like the puppy's coloration, markings, size, and the breeder's reputation. Puppies with rarer markings or colors, such as red and white or tricolor, are often more expensive, as are those that have received extensive early training.

Unlike other breeders I do not charge extra for coloration, markings, size or s*x of the pup.

If you want to know more about our program, please email [email protected].

Thank you

09/23/2025

Hi Families, I need your help on several things in the next few months. The first big thing is I am looking for our pups who have gone on to do Therapy, Emotional Support and Service. You can either post a comment with what your pups does with a photo, or you can email me at [email protected] with info. Thanking you in advance for your help.

09/22/2025

Rehoming our Riley who is a 5-year-old male Sheepadoodle. We are moving into a retirement community, and they don’t allow 80 lb. dogs. He is a big boy, love kids and adults, but dislikes cats and male dogs. He has good manners, is sweet and loves attention, if you are on your sofa he climbs up into your lap. He loves watching football with his dad too.
Riley could be trained as a service or emotional support dog, I believe he could sniff out seizures/diabetic issues. Quick story, our diabetic niece kept passing out while sitting in a chair, Riley climbed up into her lap and began licking her face and nudging her several times until she came to.
We’ve witnessed him show so much empathy when someone is upset, feeling anxious, etc. He’s really a sweet boy but needs to go to a home that doesn't have male dogs or cats. He is neutered and UTD on vaccines. He walks well on a leash but does pull hard at times. He likes car rides too.
He will chase cats, birds, chickens, turkeys and guinea hens. I’d really like to see him be an only dog, as he desires all your attention and deserves it. He is crate trained and does well with the groomer too, he does require regular grooming if you wish to keep him in a long coat. Riley does not suffer from anxiety and can be left alone without issues. He loves playing in the sprinklers, snow, sun bathing, chew toys and playing ball. There is a small adoption fee to insure he goes to a good home. For more info please email [email protected].

09/21/2025

09/21/2025

I am currently looking for 3 families who are looking for a Therapy/Emotional Support (EMS)/Service dog. We will have 3 litters over the next 6 months, and I would like to adopt a pup from each litter for therapy/EMS/service. There will be a small fee for each pup that will cover their medical and care while here at our farm.

We have several of our dogs who have gone on to do therapy/emotional support/service for PTSD, Autism, Diabetes, Seizures, for use in their therapy practices, anxiety, etc.
Requirements to receive a pup would be:

1. A letter explaining why you or your family would need a therapy dog.
2. A letter from your doctor explaining how you or your family would benefit from a pup.
3. Proof of a trainer who would be training your pup.
4. Must have a fenced yard.

Therapy dogs: would be someone in a hospital, nursing home, or school for emotional support, stress reduction, or to help with therapeutic goals in a group setting. A therapy dog's handler is typically a trained professional, not the individual with the condition, and the dog is trained to provide comfort and support in a controlled environment, unlike a service dog which is trained to perform specific tasks for one individual. To reduce stress, boost spirits, and aid in recovery, according to INTEGRIS Health.

Emotional support dogs (ESDs) provide comfort, companionship, and emotional support to individuals with mental health conditions. They help alleviate symptoms such as: anxiety, depression, stress, loneliness, and phobias. ESDs do not typically receive specialized training to perform specific tasks, unlike service dogs. Their primary role is to provide unconditional love, affection, and a sense of security to their owners. They may also help individuals cope with difficult situations, reduce stress levels, and improve overall well-being.

Service dogs: are trained to perform specific tasks to assist individuals with disabilities, helping them with daily living and increasing their independence. These tasks can be pulling a wheelchair, providing balance, sensing a medical crisis like a seizure, and helping with psychiatric conditions. Unlike emotional support animals, service dogs must be trained to do work directly related to their handler's disability.

Please contact [email protected] for more information

09/18/2025

PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] FOR MORE INFO. Mari had her Transcervical Insemination aka TCI with Drake yesterday and she'll have one more tomorrow. Her puppies will be born on or before Nov. 17th, going home 8-9 weeks after birth in January 2026. Her pups will either be black/white, grey/white, Tri or Phantom colored. Pups can weigh 40 to 60 lbs and could weigh more or less as size is not guaranteed. Mari's pregnancy will be confirmed with an ultrasound on Oct. 17th and puppies can be counted to determine how many pups she may have, this will be her last litter. As you can see in the photos Mari is Grey and white, however she was born black and white, but due to her being 75% OES she did turn to grey. To learn more about TCI's I have posted info in the comments. I am taking applications for her pups and if you'd like more info, please email [email protected]

09/14/2025

True story, I checked

09/12/2025

Carmel and Drakes upcoming litter is now filled. This will be their last litter. Thanks for all who applied.

09/11/2025

Making some big changes here that we want to announce. We will be having 5 litters in 2025-2026, all litters will be fathered by Drake our mini F1b then we will be retiring all of our dogs as we will be selling the farm and moving into a retirement community.

We will have only one mini litter (Carmel and Drake) and 4 small/medium litters, all puppies will be $1500. If interested in learning about our litters I have info that I can email to you, please email me at [email protected] to request more info.

Kayla moved out this past May and is doing her own thing so we feel it's time to enjoy our retirement years. Maintaining our farm is physically too much for us as we get older. We will be staying in Spokane as 7 of our grandkids and my son all live here.

I am a very sad about not having puppies after 2026, each litter gives me so much happiness. 17 years has been a long time, but joyous for both Tim and I. I will also miss not having a flower and vegetable garden, our goats, farm cats, turkeys, guinea hens and chickens. Both Tim and I are hoping the buyers of our farm will adopt our farm animals, fingers crossed.

I will keep all our Facebook groups open and support you in any way I can. Please continue to post photos and stories about your pups/dogs as it give me great pleasure.

I want to personally thank all of you for adopting our puppies and supporting us over the years. Also a big THANKS to Chris and Tracey Madsen for being the best guardian family to our Berni and Priya, they've been wonderful parents.

09/10/2025

We are taking applications for Mari and Drake's litter due on or around Nov. 15th 2025. For more info please email [email protected].

09/07/2025

Taking Applications for our next litters Carmel and Drake F3 minis 20-35 lbs and Priya and Drake F1b's small/med. 35-50 lbs. Both litters to be born late this year or early 2026. Please email for application at [email protected]. If you believe you are on one of these litter wait lists please let me know you are still interested

09/07/2025

Had to post photos of our grand daughter, Amiri, and our pups