About us · Eagle Mountain, Utah
Home Raised Puppies in Utah
Home Raised Puppies Utah is a small family breeder. We raise Havapoo, Goldendoodle, and other breeds inside our family home in Eagle Mountain, Utah. Here’s how we do it, and why it matters for your puppy.
What home raised puppies in Utah really means
Our puppies are born and raised inside our house, not in a kennel or an outbuilding. They hear the doorbell, the dishwasher, and the kids from their first weeks. That’s why everyday noise doesn’t rattle them later, and it’s why home raised puppies adjust to new homes more easily.
We handle every puppy daily. Early socialization includes new sounds, car rides, different surfaces, children, and new places. As a result, by the time your puppy goes home, it already trusts people.
You’ll deal with the people who raised your puppy, both before and after you take it home. Because we’re a small family business, you get real answers from Sharitee, who has been raising puppies in her home for over 16 years. Read the story behind Home Raised Puppies.
Health and care come first
Health-tested parents
Because every parent dog has a full Embark DNA health panel before breeding, we know what we’re working with. A reproductive specialist veterinarian also cares for each one. See how we health test.
Vet care before you take them home
Each puppy gets a vet check, first vaccinations, deworming, and a microchip. Then the vet records go home with you.
A puppy care pack
When your puppy goes home, it comes with a comfort blanket with mom’s scent, a starter bag of the food your puppy eats now, and a written care guide.
Delivery for home raised puppies
You can pick up in Eagle Mountain. If you live far away, a flight nanny can bring your puppy in the cabin, never as cargo. See delivery options.
Home raised puppies by breed
We raise Havapoo, Goldendoodle, Havanese, Cavapoo, Bernedoodle, Boxer, and Hava Tzu Poo puppies. Because litters arrive at different times of the year, different breeds are available at different times. New to Havapoos? See our Havapoo puppies for sale. If you prefer a Goldendoodle, see our Goldendoodle puppies for sale.
What Our Families Say
A few words to describe Sharitee are fantastic. dependable, honest, kind and informative. I have had dealings with her over the last 3 years and she’s been easy to get a hold of, quick to respond, answer questions and a pleasure to talk with. She cares about her puppies and the homes they go to. When we got Henry I couldn’t believe how well adjusted, smart & well behaved he was! He immediately got along great with our other animals ( including ducks/chickens) and quickly learned how to sit, stay, lie down. He’s healthy he’s smart and I couldn’t be happier, he has fit into our family perfectly! Thank you Sharitee!!!
We were looking for 2-3 months. The only reason it was a little stressful was because we had a hard time finding any breeders with available puppies. We didn’t want to wait 1+ years. We FaceTimed, messaged through Instagram and texted with Lady Paws Puppies. I checked out their Instagram and Facebook accounts, we FaceTimed and I saw all the puppies and chatted with Sharitee before we sent any money over to make sure they were legitimate.
Pros: Sharitee was so quick to communicate with and always answered all of my questions and concerns. She kept the Instagram page updated frequently so we could always see updated pictures and videos of the puppies. Once we picked our specific puppy she sent us pictures and videos of just him on a regular basis. We loved that! I think Sharitee did an excellent job of desensitizing the puppy. We haven’t had any problems with noise, touch, etc. The puppy was trained to go potty on a pad which has made potty training easier. We wanted a breeder who was more personal and breeding on a smaller scale. We loved that the puppies were in the home with their family and kids, I feel like that has helped us bringing the puppy into our own home with kids and constant noise. Our puppy was also used to a pen which has helped with training on our end and I think will make the transition to house training easier. We were sent home with a folder full of information and tips to make our puppies transition easier and little goodie bag with some food and toys.
Cons: I honestly cannot think of any- we love our puppy so much!
I loved that Lady Paws Puppies was a family business made up of sisters. It felt so much more personal then some of the other breeders I looked into.
We got our little Pierre and Bublè from Aspen’s most recent litter. They were already potty trained to go onto the grass & the pee pads as well. Such a smart little boys. Sharitee did so great with the puppies. They have been a great little brother to my other doodle. I’d get more puppies if I could! I would highly suggest Lady Paws Puppies to anyone looking for doodles
We recently got our best bud Cooper from Ladypaws in July 2022. He is the best friend/dog we can ask for. The process was so simple and Sharitee and Sharon were very on top of communication with everything going on.
We did join the party a little late but we are so grateful we found them! The pups are highly taken care of and LadyPaws does a great job to ensure the health and well-being of your new family member. We even got to choose Cooper in person (many breeders have you do this online). In fact, they actually encouraged we come and choose in person! They do a great job with sending pictures and updates in the waiting process. Cooper has been such a blessing to our family and we are forever grateful for LadyPaws, Sharon, and Sharitee! I highly recommend these sisters as they are truly top notch above the rest.
How puppies are raised: our guides
These guides explain the methods behind a home raised puppy.
- Home Raised vs Kennel Raised Puppies: What Is the Difference?
- Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) for Puppies: Does It Work?
- Puppy Socialization Checklist: What to Introduce Before 14 Weeks
- Puppy Development Stages: Week by Week From Birth to 12 Weeks
- Weaning Puppies: When It Starts and How It Works
- How to Choose a Puppy Breeder: 12 Things to Check Before You Pay a Deposit
Meet your home raised puppy
See who’s ready for a home right now, or ask about an upcoming litter. Then a $500 deposit holds your puppy for pickup.