F1 GoldenDoodles
These puppies have Sterling our AKC white standard poodle as their father and Annabelle a Golden Retriever as the mother. Sterling studs all our standard Golden Doodles as well as Labradoodles. These Goldendoodles are of high intelligence and easily trained.
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Appearance:
Our Goldendoodles are available with many different hair textures and colors. The hair texture of our puppies ranges from tight curls to fine wavy hair, and anywhere in between. A dog’s hair texture is evident by the time it reaches 6 weeks, so you can pick a puppy with the hair texture you desire.
The hair color of your puppy depends on the color of the parents. We breed golden retrievers with a male large standard white poodle, and black medium poodles with male retrievers. Hair color can be black, dark brown, light brown, apricot or white.
Size:
The size of our Goldendoodles is generally somewhere between that of the Poodle and the Golden Retriever parents. A general rule of thumb is to add both the parents’ weights together and divide by 2 to obtain the average adult weight of the puppies. It is possible that within any litter there may be puppies that fall above or below the projected adult weights.
Health:
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Temperament:
Your dog’s temperament will be similar to the Golden Retriever and the Poodle. Golden doodles are intelligent, trainable, very human oriented, yet friendly toward other dogs, and great with small children! You should be aware that Goldendoodles are moderately high energy dogs, much like their parent breeds and should be exercised regularly.
Your Allergies:
Goldendoodles shed less hair than a regular Golden Retriever which means that your allergies are less likely to be affected by a Goldendoodle. Of course, if you have severe allergies towards dogs, we would not recommend that you become a dog owner.
Registry:
All of our dogs are CKC or AKC registered. If you desire, you can register your puppy after you have purchased it.
