My Golden Doodle Puppy

As the name suggests, this designer breed is created by breeding a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. Affectionate, intelligent, and low-shedding, My Golden Doodle Puppy are a good fit for both novice dog parents and experienced canine families alike.

How long do Goldendoodles live?

Like their parent breeds, these pups are active and love to go for walks, play fetch, swim, and spend time with family members and other pets. They are also known to do well in obedience training and agility classes. However, this active, energetic breed can be prone to separation anxiety. This makes it especially important to provide your Goldendoodle with plenty of social activity and training from an early age.

Goldendoodles can be mouthy, particularly during the puppy stage, but training can help them learn how to control their mouthing and biting. If your Goldendoodle has mouthiness issues, it is a good idea to seek veterinary help and follow a trainer’s guidance.

While many doodles have a “teddy bear gold” color, breeding can produce doodles in a variety of colors and sizes. In addition to the teddy bear gold color, you can find goldendoodles with black, cream, white, brown, and red coats.

While a goldendoodle’s coat is relatively low-shedding, all dogs shed. The shedding of skin and hair, is known as pet dander, which can trigger allergies in humans. If you are concerned about your allergy level, consider adopting a 75 percent standard poodle and 25 percent golden retriever (known as an F1B doodle). These doodles tend to have curlier poodle hair and can be more hypoallergenic.

My Golden Doodle Puppy

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