We are a small, home-based breeder in Delhi NCR. We raise Standard Poodles and Goldendoodles as our speciality, and place a small number of litters each year with families across India. Other breeds can be arranged on request.
Most places selling puppies in India list every breed imaginable. They are not breeding those dogs; they are sourcing them, often from places you would not want to see. We chose two related breeds so that we could actually know them — their coats, their temperaments, the health issues worth screening for, and how they cope with Indian heat and humidity.
Litters are born and raised inside our home, not in runs. That matters more than almost anything else: puppies raised around household noise, visitors and normal family chaos grow into calmer, more adaptable dogs. They are handled daily from birth, introduced carefully to new surfaces and sounds, and stay with their mother and littermates until they are genuinely ready to leave.
Come and meet the mother. Ask us difficult questions. Tell us honestly about your home, your hours and who will walk the dog — if a Standard Poodle is wrong for your situation we would much rather say so than sell you one. And please plan for grooming before the puppy arrives, because both these breeds need it every six to eight weeks for the rest of their lives.
We stay reachable. Diet, grooming, the difficult adolescent months around eight to fourteen months when the coat changes and the manners briefly disappear — call us. That is what buying from a breeder is supposed to mean.





Standard Poodles and Goldendoodles are our speciality — they are what we breed ourselves and what we know in real depth. But if you have your heart set on a different breed, tell us. Over the years we have built a small network of breeders across India whom we know personally, and we can often arrange it.
We will always tell you plainly which puppies are ours and which come through our network — and we apply the same standards either way: health records, complete vaccination, and a breeder you can actually speak to. If we cannot source a breed responsibly, we will say so rather than find you one anyway.