Chandigarh · Mohali · Panchkula · Zirakpur

Doodle and Poodle puppies for families in Chandigarh, Mohali & Panchkula

A puppy is a ten-to-fifteen year commitment, so we help you decide whether a Doodle or a Poodle genuinely suits your home.

Availability, health records, parent details and pricing are shared directly when you enquire, so you know exactly what you are looking at before you commit.

  • Based in Chandigarh, serving the Tricity
  • Direct conversation with the owner — not a call centre
  • Straight answers on health, records and price
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Real customer stories

Real families. Real experiences.

The most useful thing we can show you is not a claim we wrote about ourselves — it is a family telling you how it actually went. Every family who brings a puppy home from us is invited to record a short video afterwards, in their own words.

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Customer videos will appear here as families record them. We publish a family’s video only with their permission, and we do not write their words for them.

Brought a puppy home from us and happy to share how it went? Send us your video on WhatsApp.

Based in Chandigarh

Serving families in Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Zirakpur and New Chandigarh.

Records on request

Vaccination and deworming details for a puppy are shared with you before you decide.

You meet the puppy

Video calls and in-person visits, so you see the puppy before any money changes hands.

Support after handover

Feeding, settling and grooming questions in the first weeks — just ask.

Availability

What’s available right now

Availability changes week to week and we would rather tell you honestly that nothing suits you than sell you the wrong puppy. Ask us what is here now, and what is expected.

Current puppies are shared on enquiry

Rather than leaving an outdated list on a webpage, we share what is genuinely available when you contact us — breed type, age, sex, coat, temperament notes, the records that come with the puppy and the price for that specific puppy.

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What we offer

More than handing over a puppy

Most of the work happens before and after the day you take a puppy home. This is what working with us actually looks like.

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    Doodle and Poodle puppies

    Poodles and Poodle crosses — Goldendoodles, Labradoodles and similar — in the sizes commonly kept in Indian homes. We tell you which type a puppy actually is, not just what sells best.

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    Matching a puppy to your home

    A working couple in a 3BHK flat in Mohali and a joint family with young children in Panchkula need different things from a dog. We ask about your home before we suggest a puppy.

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    Health and paperwork handover

    Whatever records exist for a puppy — vaccination card, deworming schedule, vet check notes — are shown to you before purchase and handed over with the puppy.

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    Handover across the Tricity

    Collection in person is what we recommend. Where that is not practical, ask us about handover arrangements for your city — we will tell you what is possible. What collection day involves.

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    Help in the first few weeks

    Feeding schedule, crate and toilet routine, first grooming, vet visits. The questions everyone has in week one are the ones we are happy to answer.

  • Not sure what you need yet?

    Tell us about your home and we will tell you honestly whether a Doodle or a Poodle fits it.

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Is it the right dog for you?

Who a Doodle or Poodle actually suits

Poodles and Poodle crosses are people-oriented, quick to learn and comfortable indoors, which is why they do well in Tricity apartments and independent houses alike. They are also high-maintenance in one specific way: the coat.

Usually a good fit

  • Families who want a dog indoors, with them, most of the day
  • Homes that can commit to daily walks and real play
  • Owners willing to budget for grooming every 6–8 weeks
  • First-time owners who want a trainable, biddable dog
  • Households sensitive to loose hair around the house

Often a poor fit

  • Homes where the dog would be alone for most of the working day
  • Anyone hoping for a low-effort, low-grooming dog
  • Buyers who want an outdoor or guard dog
  • Households that cannot fund routine vet and grooming costs

An honest note on allergies. Poodle coats shed far less hair than most breeds, which is why they are often called hypoallergenic. No dog truly is. Dander and saliva still carry allergens, and crossbred coats vary a lot between puppies — even within one litter. If someone at home has a diagnosed allergy, spend time around the specific puppy first and speak to your doctor.

Still weighing it up? Work out which size and type suits your home, or read the two comparisons people get stuck on — Doodle or Poodle and Toy or Miniature.

Before you buy

Four things worth knowing before you choose a Doodle

None of this is meant to talk you out of a puppy. It is what we would want a friend to know before they spent the money.

  1. The coat needs real work

    A Doodle coat mats. Expect brushing several times a week at home and a professional groom roughly every six to eight weeks. Skipping it does not save money — it leads to a matted coat that has to be shaved off.

  2. Adult size is a range, not a promise

    In first-generation crosses, adult size and coat type vary between littermates. Anyone who guarantees an exact adult weight for a crossbred puppy is guessing. Ask about the parents’ sizes and treat the answer as a range.

  3. Chandigarh summers need planning

    May and June here are hard on a thick-coated dog. Walks move to early morning and late evening, water and shade matter, and a sensible summer clip helps. Cool, ventilated indoor space is not optional.

  4. The purchase price is the smaller number

    Food, vaccination, deworming, sterilisation, grooming, boarding when you travel and the occasional vet emergency add up every year, for the dog’s whole life. Budget for the decade, not the day.

Health & documentation

See the paperwork before you decide

We do not ask anyone to take health on trust. Whatever records exist for a particular puppy are shown to you during the enquiry, not produced at the door on handover day.

  • Vaccination record — which vaccines were given, on what dates, and what is still due.
  • Deworming schedule — doses already completed and the next date.
  • Veterinary check notes — where a vet has examined the puppy, what was found.
  • Diet in use — exactly what the puppy is eating and how often, so you do not change it abruptly.
  • Parent information — details we hold about the puppy’s parents.

We do not publish claims about certifications, registrations, genetic screening or health guarantees on this page. If you want to know exactly what applies to a specific puppy, ask and we will tell you what we can and cannot provide.

The parents

Where the puppy comes from

A puppy’s temperament, coat and adult size all trace back to its parents. Asking about them is one of the most useful things a buyer can do — with us or with anyone else.

Parent details are shared during your enquiry

For any puppy you are considering, ask us about the mother and father — their type, size, coat and temperament, and what we know of their health history. We would rather answer that properly in conversation than post a generic gallery here.

How it works

Five steps, no surprises

You will always know what the next step is and what it costs before you take it.

  1. 1

    You get in touch

    Call or WhatsApp us. Tell us your city, your home setup and what you are looking for.

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    We talk it through

    Your routine, who is home during the day, children, other pets, grooming budget. This decides whether a puppy suits you at all.

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    You see the puppy

    Live video call or a visit in person, plus the health records and parent details for that specific puppy.

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    You reserve

    If it is the right match, we confirm the price and reservation terms in writing before anything is paid. How booking works.

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    Handover and aftercare

    You collect the puppy along with its records and current diet, and we stay reachable for the settling-in weeks. What to expect on the day.

Read the full buying process

Chandigarh & Tricity

Buying a puppy here, not somewhere else

Being local matters more than it sounds. You can meet the puppy before you buy instead of judging it from a video sent by someone three states away. Travel is short, so the puppy arrives home calm rather than exhausted. And if something comes up in month three, we are a phone call away, in the same city.

We regularly speak with families across the sectors of Chandigarh, and in Mohali, Panchkula, Zirakpur and New Chandigarh. Wherever you are in the Tricity, ask us how collection or handover would work for you.

Each area has its own page, because the honest advice genuinely differs — a Mohali flat and a Panchkula plot are not the same question. All the areas we cover, including Patiala and Ludhiana further out.

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Buyer guidance

Six questions to ask anyone selling you a puppy

Use these with us. Use them with everyone else too. A seller who cannot answer them calmly and specifically is telling you something.

  • “Can I see the puppy live, today?”

    A live video call, on request, with the actual puppy. Not a forwarded clip.

  • “What vaccinations has this puppy had, and when?”

    Specific dates and vaccine names, with a record you can photograph.

  • “How old is the puppy, exactly?”

    A date of birth. Puppies should not leave their mother too early.

  • “What are the parents like?”

    Type, size, coat and temperament — and anything known about their health.

  • “What exactly is the puppy eating?”

    Brand, quantity and feeding times, so you can keep the diet unchanged at first.

  • “What is the total price, and what does it include?”

    One clear number, and a clear list of what is and is not covered.

FAQ

Questions we are asked most

Which puppies do you have — Doodles, Poodles, or both?

Both, depending on what is available at the time. That includes Poodles and Poodle crosses such as Goldendoodles and Labradoodles. Because availability changes, message or call us and we will tell you exactly what is here now and what is expected.

How much does a puppy cost?

Price depends on the individual puppy, so we quote per puppy rather than publishing a range that would be misleading. When you enquire, you get one clear total for the specific puppy you are considering, along with what it includes. There are no surprise additions after that. Our puppy prices page explains what moves the figure.

Can I visit and meet the puppy before buying?

Yes, and we encourage it. If you cannot come in person straight away, we will do a live video call with the puppy first. We would rather you saw the puppy properly than bought on the strength of a photograph. How to arrange a visit.

Are Doodles hypoallergenic?

No dog is truly hypoallergenic. Poodle-type coats shed much less hair than most breeds, which helps a great deal with loose hair around the house, but allergens are also carried in dander and saliva. Crossbred coats vary between puppies too. If there is a diagnosed allergy at home, spend time with the specific puppy first and take medical advice.

How much grooming does a Doodle actually need?

More than most people expect. Plan on brushing at home several times a week and a professional groom roughly every six to eight weeks. If that is not realistic for your household, a Doodle is probably the wrong choice, and we will say so.

Do you deliver to Mohali, Panchkula or Zirakpur?

We are based in Chandigarh and work with families across the Tricity. Collecting the puppy in person is what we recommend, because it lets you see the puppy and ask questions face to face. Where that is genuinely not possible, ask us what handover options exist for your location.

What records come with the puppy?

Whatever records exist for that puppy — typically its vaccination record, deworming schedule and any veterinary check notes — are shown to you before you decide and handed over with the puppy. If you need to know whether something specific applies, ask us directly and we will give you a straight answer.

Every question this site answers

Abhishek Goyal, owner of Chandigarh Doodle Poodle

Meet the owner

I’m Abhishek Goyal, and I run Chandigarh Doodle Poodle

When a family messages me, they are usually somewhere between excited and unsure. Both are reasonable. A puppy is a ten-to-fifteen year commitment, and the first conversation matters more than the sale does.

So I keep it simple. You talk to me directly, not to a call centre. I ask about your home, your routine and who is around during the day, because that decides far more than any photograph will. You see the puppy on a video call or in person, along with whatever records exist for it, before money is discussed.

Sometimes that conversation ends with me suggesting you wait, or that a Doodle is not the right dog for your household. I would rather lose a sale than place a puppy in a home it does not suit.

  • You reach me directly — not a call centre
  • Questions about your home come before any puppy is suggested
  • Records and parent details are shared before you decide
  • If a Doodle is wrong for your household, I will say so

Enquire

Tell us about your home. We’ll tell you honestly what fits.

No pressure and no obligation. Most conversations start with a few questions about your space, your routine and your budget — and sometimes they end with us suggesting you wait. That is fine too.

Visits are by appointment — message or call before you travel. If you would rather write it down, use the form on the contact page.