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About Goldendoodles near Bend, OR
Wish you could combine the best traits of the Golden Retriever and Poodle into one mega-dog? Well, now you can! For countless families, the amazing Goldendoodle is the absolute perfect family pet—find out why right here!
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Vintage Pups
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Puppy Place
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PuppySpot
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Ralphs Puppies
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BigBoys
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PuppyTime
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Top Line Pups
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Prestigious Pups
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Goldendoodles are a hybrid breed of dog that was first developed in the United States in the early 1990s as a cross between the golden retriever and the poodle. They are popular for their fun-loving and friendly temperaments, as well as for their hypoallergenic qualities. Goldendoodles are typically intelligent dogs that learn quickly and bond closely with their owners. Goldendoodles require consistent daily exercise, in order to prevent unwanted behaviors, such as restlessness and destructiveness. Grooming is also important, since the breed is prone to shedding.
Goldendoodles are often classified as lowto non-shedding dogs. This is because Goldendoodles are a cross between two non-shedding breeds, the Poodle and the Golden Retriever, which results in a hybrid that is incredibly low-shedding and, in some cases, non-shedding. As a hybrid breed, Goldendoodles do not possess any of the hereditary diseases that their parent breeds have, and they inherit the low-shedding gene from their Poodle parent.
Goldendoodles are an incredibly active and mischievous breed that can wreak havoc if not properly supervised. A major part of keeping your pup healthy and safe is knowing what not to feed them. While there are many foods that are safe to feed Goldendoodles, there are some that may cause adverse reactions. A good rule of thumb is to avoid giving them any processed or junk food, including chocolate, candy, soda, chips or fast-food. You should also avoid giving them bones, as these can splinter and be a choking hazard.
Goldendoodles generally require a moderate amount of grooming and brushing. Regular brushing helps reduce shedding and keep their coats in optimal condition. They should also receive regular exercise in the form of leisurely walks, hikes or play sessions with other dogs to help keep them mentally and physically engaged. As with all breeds of dogs, Goldendoodles should have access to clean water and a nutritious diet in order to stay healthy. Goldendoodles may require additional specialized care for their ears or teeth, such as regular ear cleaning and dental hygiene.
Goldendoodles are a designer dog breed with lineage that spans both Goldens and Poodles, both known for being friendly and responsive. As a result, the size of a Goldendoodle puppy can vary significantly, depending on the genetic makeup of the parents. Generally, a Goldendoodle pup can reach heights between 14 to 24 inches, and weights between 15 to 45 pounds. However, there may be notable variations due to the fact that Goldendoodles are not recognized by any official FCI organization.
Absolutely! Goldendoodles are ideal for running activities due to their moderate energy and exercise needs. When running with your Goldendoodle, it's important to ensure that you are adhering to any local leash laws and always supervising your dog closely. Additionally, it's a good idea to gradually increase the distance of your runs to ensure that your dog is not over-exerting itself or potentially putting itself at risk of heat exhaustion or injury. You should also give your dog frequent breaks and watch for signs of fatigue.
Goldendoodles are generally excellent family pets for households with children, as they have been bred to be gentle and intelligent. Goldendoodles are loyal, patient, and loving around children, often eager to please. With their natural intelligence, Goldendoodles can learn quickly and often show a great interest in social games. They also have a natural tendency to protect people and property, which makes them a great asset to have around young kids. As a bonus, Goldendoodles are low-to-non shedding, making them the perfect companion for kids with allergies and asthma.
There is no definitive answer to this question as the amount of training required for a Goldendoodle will vary from dog to dog. Generally, most Goldendoodles will benefit from at least 15-30 minutes of training each day. To make sure that you get the most out of your Goldendoodle's training, it is best to spread the activities throughout the day. Additionally, try incorporating agility, tricks, and other fun activities into the training activities to keep your Goldendoodle engaged and interested.
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