Featured Training

Let’s be honest — training a dog is hard. Like all animals, dogs have their own natural instincts. Unless you have experience working with them, it can be difficult to persuade a puppy to listen to you over those instincts. Not to mention, most of us have family or work commitments that consume our free time.

At Pride & Prejudoodles, we want new owners to get the most out of their relationship with their dog — that’s why we enroll puppies in our training program. For at least three months, they’ll learn under the guidance of a certified dog trainer. Once the program concludes, you can expect a happy, healthy and well-behaved new puppy.

Hypoallergenic Coats

Imagine welcoming a new dog into your home only to experience coughing, sneezing and allergic reactions. When dogs shed, they release dander that can trigger allergies. This can spread across your floor and furniture, turning your home into an allergic zone.

If you have allergies, you can still enjoy the company of canines — as long as you work with a reputable, hypoallergenic breeder that can guarantee a low-shedding dog. At Pride & Prejudoodles, every puppy goes through coat testing to ensure they meet our high health and coat standards.

Professional Trainers

When it comes to dog training, the earlier you start, the better. Our dog trainers have years of experience in working with puppies and can encourage dogs to be on their best behavior. We offer three-month and five-month training programs, both of which cover the following topics:

• Housebreaking
• Socialization
• Leash walking
• Obedience commands
• Behavior modification

Throughout the process, our trainers will learn more about your dog’s unique habits, interests and behaviors. Once your puppy is ready to go home, we’ll give you personalized training tips designed especially for their precious personality.

Meet the Georgia Team: The People Behind Pride & Prejudoodles

Everything we offer — from our health-tested and non-shedding guarantee to our extensive pup training program — is made possible by the hard work and commitment of our team. Each individual plays a unique role in making sure our dogs are ready for their new homes. Read on to learn more about the people behind Pride & Prejudoodles. 

Joshua & Kelsey

When they first met, Joshua and Kelsey formed an instant connection over dogs. They decided to take that passion — and their knowledge of breeding — and start their own business, Pride & Prejudoodles. As busy couples, Joshua and Kelsey know how difficult it can be to find free time, which is why they also created a pup training program. With a name inspired by Jane Austen and a dedication inspired by their love for dogs, they’ve helped successfully deliver happy, healthy puppies across the state of Georgia.

Eric

Adopting a dog involves more than just a search and picking out a puppy and welcoming it into your home. Before your furry friend can become a full-fledged member of your family, you’ll have to get through some tedious adoption paperwork. That’s where Eric comes in. As the head of our customer service team, Eric’s purpose is to guide customers through the adoption process. If you’ve got any questions or concerns, you can trust Eric to take care of them.

Hannah

One element that makes Pride & Prejudoodles unique is our promise to hand-deliver your puppy to your door. You can thank Hannah for this special service. As the team’s administrative assistant, her role is to take care of filing documents, scheduling your pup deliveries and updating families on their dogs. With Hannah’s dedication, we deliver every puppy to their new Georgia home in a timely manner. 

Alyssa & Tressie

The average person doesn’t have the time or expertise to properly train a new puppy. Fortunately, Alyssa and Tressie — our head trainers — can handle that for you. From basic obedience commands and housebreaking to behavior modification and socialization, they know the ins and outs of dog training and will do everything possible to encourage the best behavior from your puppy. 

Charitable Efforts

One of the core values of Pride & Prejudoodles is a commitment to helping others. By donating a percentage of our income every year, we hope to strengthen communities and make the world a better place. Charities we work with include:

• The Morning Center: This organization offers free, full-service maternity care to women in urban and underserved locations.
• Compassion International: This charity supports underprivileged children by increasing access to health care, education and life skills training.
• Peru Medical Missions: The goal of this organization is to help impoverished Peruvians find free or affordable medical care.

So far, we’ve raised over $300,000 to help those in need.