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About Goldendoodles near Los Lunas, NM
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, or crossbred canine. They are a mix of two established breeds one purebred Golden Retriever, and one purebred Poodle and are often referred to as designer dogs. They have become an increasingly popular family dog, due to their gentle and outgoing natures, intelligence, and eagerness to please. Goldendoodles come in a variety of sizes, depending on the size of the breeds used during breeding, and can range from small to medium, and even sometimes large.
Goldendoodles certainly have the potential to be non-shedding. Breeders have spent years perfecting giving this specific breed of dog that ability. Goldendoodles are a hybrid of Poodles and Golden Retrievers, so they have the signature hypoallergenic coat of a standard Poodle as well as the easy-going, loving personality of the Golden Retriever. A non-shedding coat makes them an ideal pet for those that have allergies to pet dander.
Goldendoodles are classified as a hybrid breed, and their dietary needs can be based on their ancestors, the Golden Retriever and the Poodle. Both breeds have some minor dietary sensitivities, such as being prone to bloat and digestive issues. To formulate a healthy diet for a Goldendoodle, you should look for a high-quality food that is formulated specifically for their size and activity level. It's also a good idea to regularly monitor their weight to ensure they don't become overweight.
Preparation is key when getting a Goldendoodle. Start by researching the breed's general characteristics and behavior. Familiarize yourself with how to give reinforcement training and the importance of establishing yourself as the leader of the pack. Once you have done your research, create an environment inside your home that is comfortable for your new pup. Make sure you have all the necessary supplies, such as food, water bowls, training tools, toys, treats, and a bed. The final step is to be sure you have plenty of time to dedicate to your pup as they will require lots of attention and love.
Goldendoodles are not considered small dogs. They can range in size from 24 pounds up to 90 pounds. The size of a Goldendoodle will depend on the type of parent breeds that were used to create the cross-breed. Generally, smaller Goldendoodle breeds, such as the Miniature Goldendoodle, is typically more sought-after because they require less space and are better suited for smaller living arrangements. Generally, the Miniature Goldendoodle size can range between 20 and 40 pounds, regardless of the parentage.
Absolutely! Goldendoodles are often likened to water-loving Labrador Retrievers, both of which have the propensity to crave the water. Goldendoodles in particular not only enjoy playing in the water, but they also may be taught to use it to their advantage for instance, some owners have trained their Goldendoodles to take to the water for aquatic exercise or retrieving. In the right circumstances, Goldendoodles can be avid swimmers and enthusiastic observers of sea life an activity that can benefit both their mental and physical health.
Absolutely! Goldendoodles are known for their sweet, gentle and playful disposition, making them great family pets that bond well with children. Their size and energy level falls in-between that of a Golden Retriever and a Standard Poodle, making them the perfect size for kids. Goldendoodles possess a strong desire to please and often learn commands quickly, making them easy to train and consistent in following the rules. They also can be socialized early through play-dates with invitees of all ages.
The amount of time needed for Goldendoodle training each day is dependent on the age and skill level of your pup. Generally speaking, adult Goldendoodles should receive at least 30 minutes of training and playtime each day, while puppies should receive at least an hour. Activities like fetch, agility games, and Hide-and-Seek are excellent ways to exercise and train your Goldendoodle in a fun and engaging manner. If your pup is particularly active, you may need to add more time beyond the recommended 30 minutes or an hour to ensure they receive enough physical and mental stimulation.
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