Goldendoodle Large
Crossbreed, Medium-Large
Doesn't moult much
Good for first time owners
The Goldendoodle is a popular alternative to the Labradoodle. The coat type is variable in first-generation (F1) crosses, with shaggy, curly, or flat coats all possible.
FACT SHEET
Someone who wants a large, family-oriented, active companion that loves the water.
People who want a big teddy bear. Yes, some Goldendoodles can look like a large, impossibly cute stuffed toy, but this is an energetic, smart dog that needs lots of exercise, training and companionship.
Medium-Large
Big, but will still fit in a small car.
High (Two hours or more)
Without sufficient mental and physical exercise will probably do the wall of death around the living room!
variable (progroom, smooth, jacket)
Doesn't moult much
But all dogs shed dander so if you're allergic, make sure you'll be ok
13 years
Yes
MEET SOME OF OUR GOLDENDOODLE LARGE BREEDERS
Annette's Goldendoodles
I am a small breeder based in North Bedfordshire. Don't be alarmed when reading I have three breeds, I have one Golden doodle girl and one poodle , plus two jack Russell girls, My Australian boys live with a good friend in the village. Our dogs live in the home along side us and are our foremost pets. .I am a breed adviser in Dogs Today Magazine and I am the Co-founder of the The Labradoodle Club of Great Britain. I am also an ambassador and approved breeder of Tailwise. I have studied animal behaviour at Moulton College and I have studied at Shuttleworth Agricultural College to obtain a degree in Animal Management and have a BSc in animal Science. I have also carried out my level three veterinary nurse exam, advanced puppy first aid and advanced behaviour courses. I intend to carry on my education with a Masters degree in Law and Welfare .
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