F1 vs F1B Goldendoodles - What's The Difference? 🐶🦴🐶
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- 📢 If you're new to the Goldendoodle world, we're sure you've seen dog breeders using the letters F1 and F1B. There are significant differences between an F1 and F1B Goldendoodle in terms of the amount of shedding, how hypoallergenic they will be, and the amount of hybrid vigor they will receive. In this video, we explain the main differences between an F1 vs. F1B Goldendoodle.
👉 A Quick Overview
F1 Goldendoodle is going to be 50% Poodle and 50% Golden Retriever by genetics. The F1 Goldendoodle is a cross between a 100% Poodle and 100% Golden Retriever which yields a first-generation F1 Goldendoodle that is 50% Poodle and 50% Golden Retriever.
F1 Goldendoodle Characteristics:
● Coat Type: Unknown. It could be straight, wavy, or curly.
● Hypoallergenic: Not Guaranteed.
● Non-shedding: Not Guaranteed.
● Hybrid Vigor: Yes!
The F1B Goldendoodle is 75% Poodle and 25% Golden Retriever. In order to get an F1B Goldendoodle, you need to breed an F1 Goldendoodle and backcross it with either a 100% Poodle or a 100% Golden Retriever. Almost always, a Goldendoodle breeder will choose to breed an F1 Goldendoodle with a 100% Poodle because of the nonshedding and hypoallergenic features. Breeding an F1 Goldendoodle (50% Poodle and 50% Golden Retriever) with a 100% Poodle yields an F1B Goldendoodle which is (75% Poodle and 25% Golden Retriever).
F1 Goldendoodle Characteristics:
● Coat Type: Wavy or curly.
● Hypoallergenic: Yes.
● Non-shedding: Yes.
● Hybrid Vigor: Yes, but less so than an F1 Goldendoodle.
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My family recently got our first dog, she’s a F1B golden doodle and she’s just so adorable and chill and calm❤️ I love her
I have an F1b standard Goldendoodle
She’s only seven months and she’s huge really big already. And I don’t think she’s done growing LOL. She’s very vocal and has separation anxiety because she’s been with me all day since I got her at eight weeks old. She is the sweetest thing ever. They are so smart and are easy to train which makes it so much even more awesome. I’ve had her for a couple months now and I can’t imagine my life without her. She is literally a part of me I call her my little girl but her name is Goldie ♥️🐩🐩🐩
100% agree! They also have human-like eyes. It’s super cute! 🐶
What a beautiful name for your dog my chihuahua met my dad’s friend’s gigantic golden doodle and the golden doodle was very playful and friendly with my dog i give this breed a 10/10 awesome hybrid ever!
I just got my doodle and at 4 months she is huge!
Omgoodness mine too she's 7 month old 50/50 f1 she's amazing lover and talks to me acts like me and is she could whorls be in my clothes. It's crazy.....
Then last week I bright home 4 month only male and she changed totally upset her... I thought might help with her sep. Anxiety. .. oh heck no!!!
Thank you! Very well explained.
I 've seen both terms and had no idea.
Thank you for the support! It means a lot since we just started the channel.
I have become obsessed with this breed. Such an adorable kind hearted buddy!
Not a breed. Costly mutts
I have always wondered what the F1 and F11B meant. Thanks so much for clarifying this for me. As it turns out, I now know that my Goldendoodles who I had for 15 1/2.years was a F1B. After I recover from the loss off this joyful and smart dog, I will be in the market for anther Doodle. Thanks for the service you provide.
Thanks! If you have any questions just comment or hit the blog :)
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Great video. Easy to understand breakdown. My F1b golden doodle, Appa, appreciates you!
We appreciate the kind words! Thank you so much!
Great information! Looking forward to more videos!
Great content!!!! :)
Had 2 wonderful F1's and both lived until almost 15. Just got our new F1B and hoping for as much success in health. Smart - yes, curly - yes, temperment - great. Healthy - hoping for great!
How big does the f1b get? We are getting one today and my mom and i aren’t sure 😂🥹
Excellent video thank you
I will be sure to share this video to our new puppy families 😊 Subscribed
Awesome! Thank you!
I have a Goldendoodle at home! This is awesome content!
They are so sweet and adorable
My 9.5 years golden retriever just past away by cancer two months ago. I still feel traumatized by that. After we realized golden retriever is the highest possibility breed for cancer, we decided to get a doodle instead of another golden retriever. This video is very helpful for us. Thank you.
Thanks for your feedback. I’m so so so sorry for you loss.
My heart breaks with you. My dog just passed away from cancer as well. But just so you know doodles are prone to cancer as well. Most die of cancer when they are 12-14. If it’s a larger doodle ( like mine ) it will live to be 12-13 most likely. But at least you get a few more years after 8 years. Smaller dogs live longer because they don’t undergo intense gene mutation from rapid growth in the first year. Smaller poodles 10-20 pounds can live up to 20 years. 20-40 pounds 15 years and anything over 40 pounds 13-15 years. Anything over 60 pounds is less than 13 yearsa
We lost our beautiful rescued Golden boy to cancer a day after his tenth birthday. He was with us only 4 years. Loved every minute. We considered a doodle for a second but we so love the Golden personality we decided to rescue a 3 year old female and she's a joy! Open your heart no matter the breed you decide on.
So sorry for your loss, must be so hard to lose a family member at a relatively young age.
Thanks for this! keep up the amazing work!
Thanks, will do!
Thank you for sharing your video with us. ❤️
So much clarification between the two of F1 and F1B. I am thinking of getting a Golden-doodle in couple of weeks but can’t decided on which ones; whether a male coffee/ coco or a creamy white with blue eyes female. They’re 6 weeks old sooo cute and It is a little pricey though.
Yeah Goldendoodles are expensive due to the high demand. They are great dogs though. Get one with more poodle genetics if you don’t want shedding!
This was GOOD INFORMATION for me because I want one.❤🥰❤
Thank you for the clarity in the breakdown. We are the lucky owners of an F1b golden. Hands down the most loving, snuggly, make you laugh out loud, and voted most likely to “borrow” the turkey from the thanksgiving table. We love this dog!
Yes! Ours is an F2B and we love him to death! Best dogs ever!
I have had 2 standard poodles, a toy these have passed on. I know have a teacup(his tail isn't cut off which adds to his personality. He has a Mohawk with a tail that looks 50.00 a lion. He was gifted to us and we are friends with a goldendoodle breeder. He gifted us pick of the liter. He is so much fun. He is more mischievous, has so much energy and he is a comedian, he is also jealous
Would love to have one of those! They make me smile, because there is something "human-looking" about them!
Soo true❤🎉 we love our Lilah Mae!! You described her perfectly!! She’s so fun and sweet but can also be a little imp!! 41/2 months old!! 🎉🎉❤❤
Standard poodle owner here! I'd been looking for a goldendoodle for almost a year, when I met a standard poodle owner who convinced me to "poodle" instead of "doodle" -- and I'm so glad I did! My standard poodle is hypoallergenic, has an easier coat to maintain than most doodles (groomers agree on this too, and it costs me less money to groom as a result), great temperament, calm, intelligent, amazing with children, and responsibly bred with health testing. If you like the doodle "look" just ask your groomer to give your standard poodle a goldendoodle haircut. Both standard sized F1B Goldendoodles and standard poodles have the same curly coat -- the only aesthetic difference is how their hair is cut!
Agreed! You can doodle a poodle! However, some people like the temperament of a Golden Retriever so they hope it passes genetically.
@@WeLoveDoodles True! Standard poodles were originally bred as working dogs in Germany to retrieve ducks from the water for hunters- poodles tend to have prey drive and love water. Both are great breeds- the most important thing is that the parent dogs have good temperament, are healthy & responsibly bred!
I agree with this statement so much! Stop making mutts a thing. It’s a mutt… “hoping” the golden retriever side comes out is bizZare to me. Why can’t you just get a golden? If you’re allergic… then get a poodle 100% smarter than a golden & just as sweet & loving. I don’t understand the hype on these mutts.
Yeah. The original ‘creator’ of the mix in Australia says it’s his worst regret, interesting reading his reasons. Maybe it was labradoodles, I forget.
Where did you purchase your golden doodle standard size? I would love to have one to add to my family.
Awesome!
Good info, Thanks !
Thank you for the support!
My doodle... Ok that's all, gotta go pay attention to my doodle
I have an F1B crossbacked with a poodle and she sheds quite a bit. She has curly hair. She is very big. Her dad the poodle is 120lbs. Maggie is a Great dog! So laid back and sweet! She weighs around 90. We love her so much! She's going on 7yrs now.
That is awesome!
Thank you SO MUCH for explaining this to all of us!! I always hear the term but never knew what it meant!
Super informative
Thank you!
Well presented. Thanks
Thank you so much for the support! 🙏
Thank you for the info. Great video!
Great explanation of goldendoodle genetics. However, as an owner of both an F1 and an F1b, there is no guarantee that even an F1b is 100% hypoallergenic or non-shedding. Both of my doodles shed. I adore them both, but would choose an F1 over an F1b any day due to it being the perfect combination of two wonderful breeds. The F1 inherits the perfect amount of calm, loyalty, and sweetness from the retriever, with an equal mix of intelligence from the poodle. F1bs, obviously, tend to get predominant poodle characteristics and can be on the hyper side.
Good explanation.
Thank you! 🐶
No way!! Waddup voiceover man! Learned so much about law during police interactions from this voice
In genetics F, filia, means offspring/generation. It is used in genetic charting also among pure bread dogs.
I love these dogs❤
I want a F1b goldendoodle , I’m obsessed with poodle mixes
You won’t regret it when you get one!
But 🚨 🚨
They will steal your heart ♥️
Mines has ☺️
Me too I’ve been stalking poodle mix on Instagram lol
Our Goldendoodle is an F2B and the best dog we ever had!
@@FearLess_SunKissedCaramel fhhf
I know this is an old comment but I have F1B goldendoodle puppies that are 5 weeks old for sale.
Just got my first F1B goldendoodle. Just 9 weeks old. Still has the puppy traits gotta train him but so far not complaining. In the first day trained him to walk up and down my stairs. I also have a 3 year old golden retriever crossed with a border collie. That is an amazing cross. She sheds a lot. Really intelligent and very affectionate. I am hoping my doodle will be as loving and fun as I other dog
The first few months are the hardest but it will all pay off!
Cute pups
I got a F1 Goldendoodle and I couldn't be happier. I wanted the personality of the Golden Retriever. As it is, a 50% Poodle personality took some getting used to but with training, the loving side of the Golden Retriever is now more dominant. Also, the coat on her is more to my liking. She has waves in her golden coat and not the Afro of a poodle. I'm not a fan of the Afro Poodle or the Poodle personality. With the F1 Goldendoodle I got exactly what I wanted and she gets compliments on how her coat looks better than most Goldendoodles regularly. She also gets compliments on her behavior regularly.
Same I don't like the curly poodle coat or personality either. I have a 11 month going on 12 mini goldendoodle F1
Thanks to both of you for letting us that are researching know. I think I would want the F1 also.
I guess I should ask how bad has the shedding been on your F1’s?
Thank you for this! How is the shedding?
This sounds like the same narrator as “Audit the audit”
Yes. Good ears. It’s the same guy :)
Im picking up a Pyre=doodle tomorrow!!
Can you do content on sheepadoodles? OES + poodle
Of course! 🐶
My F1 Goldendoodle is wonderful. He has wavy hair and doesn't shed. He's perfect. I remember watching this video before getting my puppy.
When is it evident that an F1 will shed.
I'm a professional Dog Groomer in the state of VT. In this video they talk about grooming every 8-12 weeks. My fellow associates and myself recently discussed this at the NE Groom Show. Doodles should be done every 4-6 weeks. They require lots of intense brushing on a daily basis. About 20-30 minutes minimum. They mat easily when wet from being outside, even the snow in the winter. They have to be completely dried and brushed everytime they get wet or they will most likely mat up. Many new Doodle owners have come into my shop not realizing the amount of grooming and personal care at home a Doodle needs. Most doodle grooms from talking to my fellow associates range from $100-$150 depending on where you are. I know some who require their Doodle owners to bring them in monthly. Just want people to understand that amount of care that goes into owner a doodle. They are great dogs with wonderful energy. They also require a lot of socializing and training or they can become holy terrors lol. I say that with love. I say we are in doodle heaven, many groomers call it hell. So many Doodles become nightmares with their personalities if they are not trained and worked with regularly. They are very sweet and loving.
We agree with this. Thanks for your input. The 8-12 weeks recommendation is really only applicable if you shave your doodle down really short. We should have been more explicit with this.
If you leave your doodles hair long, you definitely need to go in every 4-6 weeks to prevent mats, tangles, and knots.
I brush my doodle many times per day. As I just keep a brush handy.. So far no matts
Great video, always wondered what that meant. Only really recently found out what the difference is between a Goldendoodle and a Labradoodle. I've got an F1B golden Labradoodle. When I was walking him and chatting to people that said they had a Goldendoodle, didn't really know what they meant, as they looked very similar to my Alfie. He's a fantastic dog, friendly, intelligent and so playful. Has some Poodle traits, like barking at other dogs on the lead, he's fine off it. Used to own a Labrador, but he's not quite as crazy, also doesn't like swimming at all, loves to paddle though. Would like another as I personally like most of the standard Poodle traits. Really like Standard Poodles though, not as keen on the small ones. Just an easier dog to control and train than my Labrador was, a bit more affectionate too.
You have a double doodle. That’s the typical name.
How about a bernedoodle and golden retriever mix? Thank you.
Hi! You would just call this a double doodle. There’s no official name for it :)
I've got a rescue that was found to be 60% standard poodle, 31% golden retriever, and 9% Labrador retriever and showed none of the 220 health markers checked for. Hooray for hybrid vigor!
We had a couple Goldendoodles and they were brother and sister from the same litter. They were very smart. They only had to be told once. It is always good to have two dogs so they can keep each other company especially when you are away from home. The only thing I found out was they needed to be clipped about every 90 days to keep them from getting matted. Also they get ear balls of fur that have get plucked out about twice a year.
Yes! We highly suggest grooming every 8 to 12 weeks to prevent knots, tangles, and mats.
Who is the voiceover artist on this vid? I recognize his voice from other completely unrelated channels. Like ATA.
Great video. I have a golden retriever now and yes he sheds like crazy. I like the look of the F1 as to me looks more like a retriever still. Will an F1 still shed less than a standard golden retriever ??
Yes, an F1 should in theory shed less than a Golden Retriever. But it highly depends on the coat type. If it's a straight coat F1 Goldendoodle then it still may shed a lot.
From a puppy of the f1b does the slightly wavy coat get curly as the puppy ages or can u tell how the coat will be from a puppy ?
This is hard. Coats can change over time once they lose their "puppy coat". You can't really 100% tell which kind of coat you dog will have, but they tend not to vary too much. Make sure you get the puppy coat that you want. You'll notice that some puppies in the litter will have wavy, curly, or straight coats. Also, coats tend to fade at least a little bit over time.
I have an F1b golden-doodle. I love him so much and he is such an amazing smart intelligent dog. Thank you for clarifying the difference between the both. I knew my dog is more poodle than Golden , he definitely has the golden eyes and some of the personality. I definitely like his coat, it’s not curly curly but it’s def thick. this video didn’t lie because I definitely take him to the groomer every 6 to 12 weeks, because his hair definitely does tangle. Regardless if they are an F1 or an F1B they are both great dogs.
Why not just get a poodle if you're going to get a dog thats almost 75% poodle
@@fireclaw90a51 Almost certainly because they like the personality of the Golden. We’ve had both Goldendoodles and Poodles and prefer the Goldendoodle.
@@fireclaw90a51 I agree with comment above. Although the dog is 75 percent poodle but it still has a lot of the personality of the golden which I love which is why I went with.
I have a f1 golden doddle i love him so much and so easy to train
Yes they are a very smart dog breed!
I have a f1 golden doodle. She's afraid of hear dryers and flys
We bought a mini goldendoodle does this still apply for the minis? Or is it different? The boutique we bought him from never mentioned whether he was f1 or f1b and now I am curious and wish I knew lol
Yes, it’s the same, regardless of the size of your Goldendoodle! :)
What about mini goldendoodles? Do they also fall into the F1 and F1B or do they have their own specifications?
Yes, mini Goldendoodles are the same. The size of your dog (mini, medium or standard) does not affect the generation of your dog! 🐶
We have had 2 F1 Goldendoodles. Both were black like their Standard Poodle Mom, absolutely beautiful, so majestic looking. Chance will be 6 yrs. old in June and still has so much energy. My husband and I are seniors......and though we love the Goldendoodle, we don’t believe we have the stamina to raise another puppy. Are the F1B’s less energetic?
I think size has a lot more to do than generation. If you get a mini they will have a lot less energy. Maybe you should also consider a Bernedoodle if you want a larger dog? I think Goldendoodles have a lot of energy in general.
We have all 3 f1 goldendoodle a f1b goldendoodle and a standard poodle. Love em all, we got lucky with no shedding in all of them.
you are a legend! the pack must love you.
I'm so obsessed with this breed of dog, Thank you so much for the breakdown😃 Im looking for a puppy so we can raise him and i would have a companion when the children are away for school. All and any help is welcomed!!!!!!
Thank you for the support. We just started our channel! 😀🙏
this isn’t a breed of dog as there is no standard for them.
I understand the nomenclature of P, F1, F1b, F2, etc., but one thing I have not been able to find is what is the proper nomenclature for a pup whose parents were both F1b? I've also been told that the F1b designation is only for 75% poodle and 25% golden. What, if any, would it be for 75% golden and 25% poodle? Looking forward to your answers.
Typically F1B x F1B is an F2B. Sometimes it's also called multi-gen - you'll need to clarify with the breeder.
Yes, sometimes F1B is 75% Golden and 25% Poodle. Basically when an F1 is backcrossed to a purebred Golden it's that type of F1B. This isn't very common, but you should also ask the breeder of the parent dogs.
We have an F1 and she’s such a great family member!
Does she shed a lot?
So much info to process, my mind is spinning.
I want a 50+lb dog with a teddy bear look once full grown. I’m okay with clipper cutting. Advice?
Yes, they are typically groomed with clippers, scissors, and then you brush them out.
I love golden retriever the most in all dog breed but I found that I had dog fur allergy. Not too bad but noticeable. Then I found golden doodle was the perfect breed for me. I want F1 because it's 50-50. But also curious how much shed will be. It must be less shed than pure breed golden retriever ?
🐶 F1 Goldendoodles are the most likely to shed and they may even shed the same amount as a Golden Retriever. You would be better off getting an F1B Goldendoodle or F1BB if you have allergies. I have mild allergies and do fine with my F2B Goldendoodle (same Poodle % as the F1B).
If you want a F1 standard goldendoodle, I would suggest to find a female one who’s mom is a golden retriever and father is a poodle. Biostatistically, this girl won’t shed or shed very little.
I got a F1 standard Goldendoodle girl and her dad and mom are standard poodle and golden retriever respectively. She doesn’t shed at all and all her female siblings barely shed (very few of her brothers still sheds).
I made this decision before discussing genetics with my friends who are medical doctors and vet. BTW, I have asthma.
Remember: all doodles need to be groomed regularly. If your doodle doesn’t shed at all or barely shed, you need to brush your dog’s hair as often as possible. I brush my girl’s hair almost every night before she goes to bed.
It really is a bit of luck too. I have an F1 Goldendoodle and he doesn’t trigger my allergies or shed at all. But there’s no real way of telling for F1’s unfortunately.
Look into a breeder and the litters that they have had. I also love the Golden Retriever the most and I got an F1. Her father is a golden colored poodle and all of the litters look Golden Retriever color. the only variations are in the nose color being either black or brown. She needs grooming and trimming but shedding isn't a problem and house members with dog allergies aren't having any problems.
Hi we are planning to buy puppy first time owner but we can't decide between F1b or F2 b mini goldendudle what generation is shedding less and also be a hypoallergenic any tips ?
In terms of genetics they would be the exact same. F2B is more multi-gen so if it’s a reputable breeder they should be able to predict size and coat a lot better. You can’t really say one will be more non shedding or hypoallergenic though since they are technically the same percentages.
@@WeLoveDoodles thanks for fast response I really appreciate it
I know this voice from other Crime videos.. great
Audit the audit? 😉
@@WeLoveDoodles yeah .. i like the voice and the way of speaking
@@fransleeuwe5429 thank you! He’s the voiceover guy for all our videos. :)
Thank you for the great explanation. I have an F1B goldendoodle That’s five years old. We just tried breeding her with a 100% golden retriever. Do you have any information on what this combination would produce as far as health benefits, characteristics etc.? Thanks
Hm. It’s a little unusual to back breed to a Golden Retriever since the offspring will be 50% Golden Retriever and 50% Poodle. There’s a high chance that the puppies may shed. Otherwise, it’s wavy coats and the same temperament as a normal Goldendoodle.
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It's actually not 50% golden retriever, but 62.5% if you calculate correctly ;)
@@maxmustermann3876 you’re right!
@@WeLoveDoodles wouldn’t it be 75 percent retriever since the f1b is half retriever
@@alexandriafoster52 No. in this case it’s an F1BB since she’s backcrossing an F1B with a Golden Retriever. It’s 62.5%.
How much are miniature doodles that are females?
Hi, I have a 8 month old F1B Goldendoodle and he already shed his puppy coat, but he's still shedding on a regular basis. is that normal? He has a wavy coat. Thought he would not shed much or not shed. Would he shed less in the future as he ages more? Thanks
Was he backcrossed to a Golden Retriever or a Poodle? F1Bs can either be 75% Poodle or 75% Golden Retriever. It shouldn’t shed that much if you bought from a reputable breeder.
Generally they won’t shed less as they age especially since the puppy coat is gone. Wavy coats do tend to shed some though. No dog is 10% no shedding.
@@WeLoveDoodles he is 75% poodle. His mom is full poodle and dad is a goldendoole. After he shed his puppy coat. He still shed a little bit but manageable. But now, he is shedding again at 9 months old now.
@@WindKid22 hopefully i dont have the same problem with the one im getting do their coats get curlier as they age ?
@@davidilijevski8942 he's still shedding unfornately, but his coat isn't getting more curly. Still nice and wavy. We brush him on a regular basis.
@@WindKid22 ooh i see thanks for the information
How do you find a legit Goldendoodle pet shop to purchase one? I do not mind if its a F1 or F1b
This is difficult. We would recommend a breeder from GANA.
I have an F2B. His parents were an F1 and an F1B.
I can’t wait to see my F1b mate with another F1b to make plushy Goldendoodles 🐩 🐩
Our Goldendoodle, Kona, is also an F2B! He doesn’t shed :)
I know 2 people that have labadoodle. They are so pretty, big and cute.
cool info just got golden doodle didnt know anything about this f1 and f1b stuff he is golden doodle dad and looked like full golden retriever mom. so far he isnt shedding much he is about 17 weeks old but he defiantly takes after his mom with slightly long strait hair
I have got a golden doodle. Her name is Molly. She’s a love bug she can’t get enough love in affection that’s a real name. I have the one has the wavy hair not the kinky one . We love her dearly. This is a great companion her body is a 50-50 Chihuahua. That means the Chihuahua has it naked belly with freckles and the rest looks like a bad hair Day of a long-haired Chihuahua, and they get along extremely well.
Sounds like an amazing dog 🐶
I’m laying down with my little puppy right now its a nine months old golden doodle F1
Great video. Thanks for the explanation. With all the emphasis on the benefits of the poodle genes, why not just get a poodle? The video did not cover why the hypoallergenic, non-shedding, curly haired, more intelligent poodle gets crossed with golden retriever at all.
People like the temperament of Golden Retrievers and Labrador Retrievers. I do agree to some extent that you can get a poodle and they are very similar.
I always wondered the same thing. I never got why people don't just get poodles. IMHO they are better than Golden's in every aspect. You have to groom them just as much, so that doesn't matter. The poodle comes in more colors, Comes in different sizes, they are smarter, tend to have better genetics, they don't drool as much, don't shed and can hunt just as well as a golden. The only thing I see is personality, BUT most trained poodles are just as loving and friendly as Goldens and labs. But I may just be bias because my whole family has ever owned Goldens except me😅
@@idontdiscriminateihateever6017 I for one don't particularly like the way poodles look so a golden doodle was a compromise between myself and the wife. In the past I have bred labs so I'm familiar with genetic traits being passed on- both good and defect- and I didn't want to have purebred with breed health problems.
IMHO, you have your IMHO and I have my IMHO and it's wholly unsurprising that we have differences of opinion just like dog breeds have different traits.
@@Donb1233 Agree. My F1B is better looking than a poodle. More square and less pointy muzzle. Eyes are more expressive. Body and legs are more muscular. Ears aren't as large and floppy. Also personality is friendlier and less aloof.
I want a goldendoodle so bad but man 5000 and up for a pup seems insane 🥺🥺
I agree. We got ours from a reputable breeder before the pandemic for $2000. Their prices are now $4000+ 🤯
Found ours in Slc Utah from a breeder for 700 just a week ago, it’s a F1Bb 85% poodle, 15% golden. So much fun!! Named him 🚀
My F1 goldendoodle is curlier than F1B and no shedding. Perfect for us.
Mine is a mix of F1 with a pure breed Golden Retriever- so the breeder told me my F1B is 75% golden retriever.
How is the shedding on your F1B 75% golden retriever?
My boy has a mom that is mini golden doodle and dad that is mini poodle. Which mix is this?
I don’t know. I supposedly have a F1b mini golden doodle but he has straight hair and looks just like a golden retriever. Sheds like crazy but I wouldn’t trade him for anything. He’s 50lbs and very smart.
I know this narrators voice… but which channel is it from… are you the audit the audit voice?
You found me!
@@WeLoveDoodles wait for real!!
How does this apply to Labradoodles? And what about mini-Labaradoodles? Thanks!
Hey Brian! This the same for Labradoodles. Except for Golden Retriever you would substitute for Labradoodle Retriever. I am making a video on this, but it's literally the exact same. :)
So whats the deal if you want to make sure it has more personality traits of the retriever since its a more docile and friendlier dog yet you want the least shedding possible.
Get a poodle backcross and make sure you play with all the puppies in the little and choose the one with the friendliest temperament. All the puppies in the litter will have a different personality.
Is there a title for a mini goldendoodle bred to a toy poodle? Ty for the video?
It depends on the generation of mini Goldendoodle. I'm assuming your Mini Goldendoodle is an F1 (bred from a 100% Poodle and 100% Golden Retriever). If he's backcrossed to a 100% toy poodle, then it would be an F1B. However, if your mini Goldendoodle generation is different from an F1, then the title would be different. Hope that helps!
I have a second generation golden doodle from golden doodle parents. No shedding
Is this the same voice as audit the audit?
Yes! Good catch!
A spoodle is the best they are so easy and adorable
Sound like the “Audit the audit” guy who’s speaking.
I just put down my beloved dog a few days ago. I'm still in a lot of pain and trying to get out of the deep stages of grieving. Me and my wife got him 12 years ago before we had kids or a family so it just stings that much more I guess.😔. One thing that lifted our spirits yesterday was looking at golden doodle puppy videos. We have always wanted one. Now that we have this huge void in our lives, we're seriously considering getting one. But how do you find a trusted breeder? I'm in southern California. Any help or links you can direct me to? Thanks for the knowledgeable video!
I’m so sorry for your loss. Our blog has a lot of tips and options. Just know Goldendoodles are in high demand and there’s tons of backyard breeders. There’s also tons of scams going on there fake breeders will take your deposit. Make sure to do your research!
What is it called if you breed a golden doodle with a golden doodle or what would it be if you breed a golden doodle with a golden retriever ?
It depends what generation. For instance, if you breed a f1 Goldendoodle with a f1 Goldendoodle then it’s an F2 Goldendoodle.
If you breed an F1 Goldendoodle with a Golden Retriever it’s still an F1B Goldendoodle. It’s usually called a Reverse Goldendoodle since you usually backcross with a Poodle and not a Golden Retriever.
F1B FTW!
Goldendoodles are the best!
Yesssss 🙌🏽🙌🏽
They are
Agree! 🐶
nah, labradoodles rule (both great)
Audit the Audit voice so nice
Thank you!
What if you breed 2 F1s together, and both the F1s inherited more of the poodle hair that’s curly and sheds less and more hypoallergenic?
Is there a difference between the mother of an F1 being poodle or GR? Some say less shedding in an F1 whose father is a poodle. Is it just a crap shoot as far as how much the offspring shed?
It's just random. Without any generic testing, you can't really say a mother poodle or father poodle will have less shedding. The shedding gene is not dependent on gender. Hope that helps!
@@WeLoveDoodles thanks!
We love Brody our doodle
Hi Brody! Our Goldendoodles name is Kona!
Can you breed a F1b with a Golden Retriever?
We wouldn’t recommend backcrossing with a Golden Retriever because the puppies will likely shed more and not be hypoallergenic.
I have an F1 goldendoodle bitch who is a medium size and I decided to let her have just one litter. We mated her with an excellent miniature poodle and she produced 6 beautiful healthy puppies (F1B's). The puppies are now almost 2 years old and the owners have kept in touch with photos etc. They are all very much smaller than their mum and non-shedding too! If you are looking for a smaller, non-shedding goldendoodle, I would highly recommend an F1B.
we have F1 mini goldendoodle. Amazing dog. She has feelings. Now will get her babies with one minidoddle and lets see how our f1b babies come up. it will be interesting experience for whole family.
Good luck! We love our mini Goldendoodle too!
What's a Goldendoodle mating with a Goldendoodle breed called?
It depends on the generation. An f1 Goldendoodle breeding with an f1 Goldendoodle is an F2.
There is really no hypoallergenic dog, scientifically. This is just a marketing thing. The allergies come from the dog protein in their saliva and skin.
You are correct. However, there are definitely breeds of dog that are more hypoallergenic than others due to the amount of shedding.
We are getting a double doodle puppy in a couple of weeks. The mom is suppose to be an F1 Labradoodle and the dad is a F1B Goldendoodle. The dad looks mostly like a poodle. The mom has long straight hair, odd I thought for a labradoodle. What do you think of this combination as far as shedding and health?
An F1 labradoodle is 50% lab so it makes sense. Not all will have curly or wavy coats. If the F1B Goldendoodle was backcrossed to a Poodle then I think it will be low shedding. Tough to know without a genetic test though. Health should be fine as long as they did basic health testing. Do you know what health tests they ran?
@@WeLoveDoodles I’m not sure if they’ve ran any.
It's a gamble!
Im curious to see a reversed F1B.
Is this audit the audit???
You found our voice :)