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- We don't know as much about Labradoodles as some breeders would like us to think that we do. For example, did you know that there is no such thing as a "hypoallergenic" dog and that even if you get a Labradoodle, there is a good chance that you could still be allergic to the dog?
It is frustrating. Here are some important questions about this "designer dog" that we will explain in this video:
What is a Labradoodle and where did they come from?
Why does my Labradoodle still shed?
Will a Labradoodle be a good fit for your family?
What is Labradoodle temperament and are they good with children?
I share a ton of Labradoodle facts and information. Do not get a Labradoodle without watching this video first.
Labradoodles are so popular right now... Do you think they will ever be recognized by the AKC? Will they ever become an actual breed rather than considered a mix? Think about it... At one point, all breeds that we recognize today were just a cross of two existing dog breeds.
Dog Focus Training why do you title the video Labradoodle but mention Goldendoodle multiple times? I’m confused.
John DeBenedetto the reality is that everything Labradoodle pertains to Goldendoodles as well. The only thing that might be different is that Goldendoodles may have a higher chance of cancer because that is true for Golden Retrievers. In my head the two dogs are basically the same thing. Sorry to not be more clear about that point in the video.
Doesn’t matter. I love them.
@@brotherricksclassvideos8196 Thank you Dog Focus Training for providing the medium here for discussion and exchange.
First, I don't fully agree with the statements "everything Labradoodle pertains to Goldendoodles". With the "Frakenstein" monster of "designer dogs" mentioned here "INSERT_Favorite_BREED_here...OODLEs" have been marketed all over the world. Australian Labradoodles have come a long way since their inception and have some very dedicated dog breeders working to secure the breed. Do not discount them all through generalizations pertaining to poorly regulated dog breeders and puppy mills.
Second: Here is some info I learned along the way in finding a dog I could live with. The original Labradoodle (i.e. the Australian Labradoodle) has a couple of Associations with established guidelines for the breed. Check out the Worldwide Australian Labradoodle Association for assistance on finding MULTI-Generational Labradoodles as well as The Australian Labradoodle Association of America (alaa-labradoodles.com) There is also a close network of breeders striving to control the quality of the breed who are migrating to the name Australian Cobberdog....specifically for the lineage and gene issues mentioned in this video. You can learn more here www.mdba.net.au/about-us/the-mdba.html and more about Cobberdogs here
www.mdba.net.au/australian-cobberdog.html.
More simply put, a simple one or two generation of crossbreeding a Lab and Poodle does not make a Labradoodle. With no controls on the name Labradoodle you MUST doublecheck a breeders claim on the dogs they are providing. Be sure you know the difference between the terms Australian Labradoodle, American Labradoodle, Multi-generational Labradoodle, and Australian Cobberdog.
DISCLOSURE: I am not a dog professional or affiliated with any of the canine associations mentioned. I am simply a person who has very bad animal allergies that went looking for a dog I could live with...and found myself drowning in social media and various websites selling designer puppies with little to no background or instruction on how to judge health quality or the dog's demeanor. NOTE: After many months of research and visits to dog breeders I have a 1 year old Australian Cobberdog who is nothing like the horror stories you have heard about any of the OODLE breeds. I welcome anyone interested in hearing more of my gained insight to reach out to me here on YT. I do have a list of worldwide Cobberdog breeders I can share.
I think Australian Labradoodles are much more likely to be recognized by the AKC than regular labradoodles. Australian Labradoodles are multi-gen labradoodles with a bit of cocker spaniel thrown in. The breed already has its own organization and it regularly audits its member breeders. I was able to trace my dog's genes back several generations. The dog's coat is also way more consistent than regular labradoodles. Australian Labradoodles are more expensive, but at least you have a better idea of what you're getting.
After 5 years with my ladradoodle I think she is made in heaven
I am 64 years old and have had add a number of dogs in my life. One of which was a golden retriever very nice dog however, extremely hyper and difficult to train. I’ve had a wire hair fox terrier, which was our last dog but sadly she was killed by a coyote in her backyard at 14 years old. Very devastated. Swear I would never have another dog yet, my sister-in-law had a Labradoodle that I just was so impressed with. We got a Labradoodle from a wonderful breeder bred her dogs at home. End up happening that the dog we chose, her sister came available as well. so we ended up with two labradoodles. I have to say of all the dogs that we’ve had, these are the best damn dogs ever. Cute, not hyper like to cuddle and absolutely great with children. Ours are F4’s one has more Labrador in it, and the other more poodle.
there is simply no better dog in the world than my Lola mini-labradoodle. sweet, calm, fun, behaved, loves to train, therapy dog for hospital patients and school kids.the very best.
Any health concerns with the mini? I have worried about the genes on a Mini Labradoodle or Goldendoodle.
Awesome 👍
I have a 1.5 year old Australian Labradoodle. I picked them because they are consistently more calm than American Labradoodles. I was also able to trace his ancestry back 10 generations with all the health info. Beau is extremely smart, loving, wanting to please, and a velcro dog. This is good because I am training him to be my service dog. I wouldn't trade him for anything.
Great 👍
Thank you for this video. I’ve watched this multiple times before I decided. Now I have a 16 weeks old Mini Labradoodle, apricot color girl (got her from the breeder when she was 8 weeks old). Her coat is lose curl.
She’s the best dog I could ever hope for. She’s so sweet, smart and ball of love.
I was expecting my puppy to cry in the crate at night for the first few weeks - no. She slept through the night, 8 hours from day one. She was play biting, thought her not to do that with treat, she learned in 3 tries. I couldn’t have asked for the better puppy. I love her so so much ❤️
As first time dog owners, we couldn’t have asked for a better breed, we love him so
I was so relaxed when that gorgeous dog was on screen. He appears more like a retriever than a poodle. Thanks.
I’m so glad I found your video! After listening to what you pointed out you saved me from paying $1800 for one! I cannot in good conscience do that so instead I will wait until I find the right one at a one of my local shelters. It won’t be a designer breed, but it’ll have an amazing life with us.
We have a 6 month old labradoodle and he's off the charts crazy! The biting is out of hand. He can be so sweet and all the sudden he's cujo.
We are getting ours over the summer (June). The mother is pregnant at the moment. So looking forward.
The Labradoodle.
It has actually been around for well OVER 60 years
There is some controversy over Wally Conron taking credit for the first Labradoodle.
The dog mix had been known in the United States since the 1950s and was used in the entertainment industry in the U.S. as early as the 1960s.
For example, a Labrador-Poodle mix named Fang had a recurring role on the TV show, " Get Smart " starting in 1965.
The earliest term "Labradoodle" was first used by
Sir Donald Campbell who owned a Labrador x Poodle called Maxie in the 1950’s and in his 1955 book “ Into The Water Barrier” it is named as, and referred to as a “Labradoodle”. .
However, the use of a Labradoodle as a guide / service dog was not common until 1989.
Australian breeder Wally Conron " introduced " the cross-breed to the Royal Guide Dog Association of Australia in Victoria. He hoped that the combination of the low-shedding coat of the poodle, along with the gentleness and trainability of a Labrador retriever, would provide a guide dog suitable for people with allergies to fur and dander.
Now you know the rest of the story.
This is great information. I have never come across any of it. Wally gets credit every where you turn. Thanks. I will look into this a little more.
I really appreciated that you emphasized how genetics leave a lot of uncertainty with doodles, but as a groomer I really wish you would have talked about grooming and coat maintenance. I can't tell you how many doodles come in for their first grooming session at 1 year old and have to be shaved down because they are matted to the skin and then go on to complain about the price. And almost every time they say the breeder said they are low maintenance dogs. It's a poodle mix and poodle's are one of the most high maintenance dogs out there (grooming wise.) This is so prevalent It's basically an inside joke in the grooming community.
So for anyone who happens to read this comment and wants a doodle---Call your local groomer first and get educated. Where I live we charge anywhere from $100-140 for grooming and most of our Doodles are coming in every 2-3 months. Count the cost.
This is a great insight. Thank you. I will definitely add that to my video on Poodle mixes from now on!
I have 2 doods, both with different coats, and brushing daily is vital. Our youngest is very woolly & matts very easily without regular coat maintenance. The older’s coat is a mix & he sheds, is prone to matting & again, needs a good brush every day. Plus, both have regular visits to our groomer for a full trim. You must factor this time & costs into your ownership. Any breeder that doesn’t tell you this is irresponsible. Couldn’t live without a dood now though!
I’m a groomer to and that’s about what we charge in the Pacific Northwest as well for doodles.
Groomer here, and I actually just got myself a SPoo. If you ever visit the r/Doggrooming forum on reddit, it is full of groomers talking about Doodles. I see them soo often, I actually have grown to dislike doodle owners. I have like, 3 doodle owners I love, compared to over 30 doodles I see a month.
Their coat is unpredictable, the breeders do ZERO filtering with heath & temperament, and the owners are all told "Don't take them to a groomer till their 6mo/12mo/3yrs" and they are just, ugh... (I'm speaking generalization, not every breeder is a freaking idiot)
I had my first labradoodle until Oct 2019, he died of nasal cancer. Broke our hearts, he was the best dog and much loved. He was so kind and gentle. Miss him so much.. We got our second labradoodle a few weeks after, we were so lonely. This labradoodle looks just like our "Jake". Riley is wonderful as well, he has a different personality but equal in loveability.. I think Labradoodles are a wonderful breed although both of ours shed quite a bit. I think F1 for this one as well, not a soft coat but pretty curley.
I have 2 lovely labradoodle girls that I love with all my heart. They are such sweet puppers. They came from a great breeder who knew the history of all of his dogs. I TOTALLY RECOMEND LABRADOODLES!!!!
Can you share the breeder? I’m actually looking for a good breeder for our new puppy 🐶
my labradoodle is 10 weeks. love him w my whole heart
I am a multigen Australian labradoodle breeder. I would like to comment on some of the things you bring up in this video.
First, you refer to goldendoodles and then labradoodles in this video. Those are 2 entirely different breeds of dogs. I am not sure what type of dog you have in your lap in the video.
Second, you make no reference to the difference between a multigen labradoodle, a labradoodle, an early gen labradoodle, an Australian labradoodle, a multigen Australian labradoodle and an early gen Australian labradoodle. These are all very distinctly different types of dogs with highly different features. It is important to be aware of the differences and what they mean in terms of the various things you are commenting on in this video.
Third, you refer to the fact that it is incorrect to refer to a labradoodle as being hypoallergenic. Websters defines hypoallergenic as being allergy friendly. Multigen Australian labradoodles and multigen labradoodles are both regarded as being allergy friendly or hypoallergenic. Both of these types of dogs either do not shed or do some in a very limited amount. What is important is that people are individuals. Dogs are individuals. People may be allergic to dander caused by shedding or saliva. All dogs have saliva. One dog in a litter may be entirely appropriate for one individual who suffers from allergic reactions to dogs whereas another dog in that very same litter may not provide that same level of comfort. Similarly, another individual may be perfectly fine with both dogs in that litter. There is absolutely no guarantee of any dog every being compatible with a person in terms of allergies unless and until they are brought together. NO professional breeder would ever assert otherwise. It does seem throughout this video you refer to a lot of things that a backyard breeder may participate in but certainly not a professional breeder with a professional affiliation.
Fourth, you refer to not being able to trace the lineage of a labradoodle. Of course you can. You mention how you can trace the lineage of a poodle and a labrador retriever. If you put one of each of those breeds together then necessarily each of their pedigrees are fully traceable. Just because you put them together does not render you incapable of researching their pedigrees.
Fifth, any professional labradoodle or Australian labradoodle breeder does far more health testing than any AKC member does. Australian labradoodle are probably the most health tested breed of dog in the world. Just check out the breed panel listing of testing you can find on Paw Print Genetics website.
Sixth, any purebred dog is the result of a closed stud dog book. This means that there are only so many genes available. With Australian labradoodles the stud book is left open to allow for genetic diversity. This, more than anything else, will ensure the health of a dog.
Seventh, you mention being able to predict coat, size, temperament in a labradoodle and how that is not possible. Again, you fail to recognize the difference between an early gen and a multigen.
Eighth, you mention how you have an 11 week old puppy who is blowing their coat. Labradoodles do not blow their puppy coat and shed at 11 weeks of age. As general rule they might begin to lose their puppy coat at 6 months but more likely they will lose their puppy coat around 10 months of age.
Ninth, you refer to this breed requiring a lot of exercise. Hogwash. One of the best features of an Australian labradoodle is their adaptability and how they can readily and happily spend the day doing nothing with you or go for a 10 mile hike. They do not require masses of outdoor exercise. They do, however, enjoy being challenged mentally.
Tenth, how tragic you want a dog who will "mind" you. That may have been something people thought was appropriate for their dogs 30 years ago. Today, people, at least most of them, have evolved and enjoy a cooperative relationship with their dog based on mutual respect that is earned.
Eleventh, I wish you had taken the time to do more thorough research, recognized the differences within the breed and spoken with WALA officials, checked out the ALD breed standard and just in general had more knowledge before filming this video.
Lastly, there are virtually no ALD breeders who hope their beloved breed will be recognized by either AKC or CKC. Many of us were previously purebred breeders. We choose to enjoy the ALD breed and leave those clubs for a reason. We certainly don't want this new breed to be sullied by the desire to produce dogs for looks rather than temperament and health.
Thank You this was very helpful because I am getting a labradoodle in may
Do you know what color you are going to get? They can be such awesome dogs. Have you picked boy or girl and do you have a name yet?
is it safe to get a dog during quarantine?
Ooo have you got the dog yet?
I got it today it’s a black boy named Ozzy also there is a Instagram Ozzy_In_Atl
How's it going, with your new pup?
I literally need a dog
same. we just gonna speak it into existence lol
Rescue.. thousands and thousands of dogs all over the world that are abandoned and rehomed. Sitting in shelters or foster homes just waiting for a forever home and family to love them. I have 3 rescues and they’re all amazing
Same lol im getting one in a few years
@@hazeymystic8867 I’ve been in 8 shelter list for 2 years. Only American terriers or mixed breeds of them. My wife isn’t having that so we have no dog. In some areas going to the shelter isn’t idea based on your family dynamic.
If you have the time ,energy and patience go for it.
Excellent video. My last dog was a lab / pit mix from the pound (so who knows what she really was) and was the best dog I've ever had. But a little dog aggressive. My current dog is a small Patterdale terrier. She may look like the old girl in miniature, but has endless energy and a mind of her own with little desire to please. We'll adjust eventually.
We just got a labradoodle puppy two weeks ago. She’s super smart and wants to please us. She came house trained at 8wks and can already follow 3-4 commands. She loves people and other dogs and only barks when she wants to play or to wake us up so she can pee in the night. One of her grandparents is lab, but all her mom’s side are a 50-50 mix.
That sounds awesome. It sounds like you have is more of an F2 or FB2 (I have heard it both ways). What color is she?
She is black with a white spot on her chest, but she has some grey on her toes, so I suspect she has the fading gene.
I apparently have f1 s. The turned two in may. Jack looks like a standard poodle and sheds not at all. He weighs about 70 pounds. His sister has long wavy hair and sheds more than any dog I've ever had. She weighs about 65 pounds. Wonderful dogs jUst as you said.
Thanks you so so much. This video helped alot. For me and my family who are thinking of getting a Labradoodle.
Why do you want to pay good money for a mutt??? That is all it is, not a breed!!!
I recently adopted a 4 year old CKC registered retired breeding F1 labradoodle, Opal, to be my companion and PTSD service dog. I live and work in a 600 square foot downtown loft with a nearby dog park. Opal is absolutely perfect and smart as a whip..
Thank you, this is great! I'm planning on getting a labradoodle puppy soon, very excited!!!😁
Im getting a labradoodle at 8 weeks in May! He's a boy and he's a cream colour with a white patch on the top of his head!
That is awesome. I just got a Labradoodle for a week to help him with some obedience training. Watch for some videos of how we are going to help this puppy learn some manners.
Excellent discussion, great information. I feel like I can make an informed decision now. Thank you
We got a labradoodle because I had medical problems but we ended up not getting him trained and he’s just a sweet, loving, family dog. My dog although is a second generation labradoodle with a full poodle dad and a labradoodle mom is around 75 pounds of pure muscle and is really big.😅 Everyone comments on his size whenever they see him.
Why do you want to pay good money for a mutt??? That is all it is, not a breed!!! Do you think your medical problems will go away??? NOT
Debbie Runciman I payed money for a dog who I 1. Know the background history of, and 2. Wanted so he could take care of me and notify my family if I am in need of help at home. 😌 Let me educate you, a doodle is a mixed-breed, not a mutt. A mutt is a dog who you don’t the parents of and you don’t know if it has any direct pure blood heritage. I payed for a dog because I could with money that I had because I wanted him.
My medical problems may go away with time, hopefully. Lol, you don’t know my medical problems.
In summary, I can spend my money how I want. A labradoodle is not a mutt and is a fairly new type of dog so in later generations may be a full breed (unlike mutts which you can not guarantee the lineage.) I know my dog’s parents, grandparents, and the breeder. I know his siblings as well. I also have a mutt. We didn’t know her exact age, breed, family, or anything about her.
Also, we wanted a dog that didn’t shed. 🙃
Debbie Runciman so little minded all dogs could get medical problems no matter if there mix or not how about this why do you want to pay good money for a purebreds not adopt one that all it is a breed? Do you think you’re medical problem will go away not
This was super helpful, I'm getting a labradoodle soon!
I have a 14 week old labradoodle,she is so sweet!
When considering a Labradoodle, goldendoodle, bernidoodle etc. Research the breeders, get signed up for a couple of Fb doodle sites to ask questions - no nasty people allowed please. Most of us have done rescues - or other breeds of dogs. We love our doodles --but it is a great resource if you are considering being owned by a doodle - have to warn you though - you might not be able to stop at just owning one.
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Why do you want to pay good money for a mutt??? That is all it is, not a breed!!!
@@Dogs538 maybe because that's what they want? It's their money
@@Dogs538 lol. Most dogs are mutts, just because they are recognized by organizations like AKC does not change that. A Doberman is a mix of around 4 to 5 dogs. What’s the difference?
@@bodegaboys7475 I will know the traits, personalities, health issues (from reputable breeders) and be able to breed if I want and CLAIM theyare AKC, not some mutt that somebody decided to make a bunch of money off by fooling and lying to people. Do your research
Im really exited im getting a white labradoodle in june!
Why do you want to pay good money for a mutt??? That is all it is, not a breed!!!
The time has come 😁
@@Dogs538 THEY ARE A BREED (in my eyes) I have two and they are the sweetest puppers ever and I love them with all my heart.
Debbie Runciman sooner or later in the future it would become a breed a purebreds one just like any other breed we see now and they were once mutt too
Can you do the same video for a Goldendoodle please?
I love my Labradoddle! She's wonderful ❤
Hey there! I want to ask a question, what is the maximal time of leaving the dog?
Because i have to go to school
There are so many variables. How old is the dog? What kind of dog do you have or want to get? Can he get somewhere to go to the bathroom? Will he be able to walk around or will he have to stay in a crate? You also have to account for individual dog traits like, does he have any anxiety associated with being left alone?
We have had 3 red Labrador in our 51 year marriage, love labs although my last one had hip displaying.
Thinking of getting a labradoodle.
Man I'm looking for a dog and I guess a labradoodle is perfect! ❤❤♥️♥️💖
my multi gen 25 lb labradoodle is the sweetest, loving, cuddly girl. When I am busy, at the computer she lives me alone, when I am free she wants to play. She thinks training exercises are fun..like the child who loves school. She is now a certified therapy dog-we go to a hospital and school programs. She is just utterly perfect.
What a great way to help a dog fulfill its purpose!!
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I am so excited I am getting on some theme next month!
Thank you for this me and my partner will be getting a dog soon. He wants this I want a rottweiler. This type of dog breed is adorable. Neighbor has one Name Colby .
Getting a dog is such a fun thing. I love new dogs. Good luck getting just the right personality. Did you grow up with dogs?
@@DogFocusTraining yes two rottweilers
Colby Keller ?
when you say the dog needs a lot of exercise, how long do you mean?
You want to get your dog sprinting (increased heart rate) for 20 to 25 minutes a couple of times a day.
If you are just out walking you will have to spend more time, and your dog will still not get a great workout.
@@DogFocusTraining okay perfect thank you
Hey man should I get a labradoodle or goldendoodle? What about aussie doodle? Im really confused... I just saw a video on grunge that say the dark side of labradoodle and i'm not sure if this is a real video or a troll video. what are your thoughts?
I have a multigenerational Australian Labradoodle, and I can trace hip, eyes, elbow assessments and her lineage.
That is great. I wonder how long it will be before the AKC starts accepting some lines of these designer dogs because good breeders have been tracking the pairs and health of multiple generations. At some point, every breed was a “mutt” and just crossed consistently enough to be recognized.
@@DogFocusTraining I agree. There are definitely breeders out there that follow stringent breeding protocols and health test all of their breeding dogs. The prices for these dogs are high, but I think they're worth it. Current AKC purebreeds don't have one that are similar to labradoodles. I searched.
I am having trouble finding a Labradoodle breeder that has affordable prices. Does anyone have suggestions?
I have an Australian Labradoodle - these are recognized AKC in many countries, and most Australian Labradoodle breeders follow the standards. My breeder provided his pedigree (all Australian Labradoodles since the 80s) and his hips, eyes etc were checked before we took him home. His is non-allergenic and there was a guarantee when i bought him that if he sheds or causes allergies we can have our money back or be put on the list for the next appropriate litter. I feel like if you missed mentioning this specific breed. This little pup looks exactly like his two parents in size, coat, and colour and he (or any of the other pups from the litter) did not "blow out" a puppy coat. He's 23 lbs of perfection at 3 years old.
So, as far as I know, the AKC (which is the American Kennel Club) does not recognize any Labordoodle breed. I am aware of the Australian Labordoodles and there are some awesome breeders doing a great job with them. But, so far, they are not recognized in the AKC. However, it is possible that the UKC in Britain or the Canadian Kennel Club are starting to recognize them. I will have to look into those other organizations.
growing up in the 60's my family had a male miniature poodle, a couple of years later I adopted a little female dog of mixed origin. Back then no one was neutering their dogs so yes we had our own poodle mixed dogs way back then!
What do you suggest for worm and fleas prevention? We don't like topical products but have heard bad things about oral products.
My vet prescribed oral treatments and I have never had any problems. I love my vet and totally trust his advice.
My lucy is an angel. She is still strong and beautiful golden doodle. Doesn’t like other dogs to much.
I think his name should be Oscar
I need Those things are soThings are so good
I've got two doodles. Ruby the goldendoodle and Archie the labradoodle! They're so lovely
Why do you want to pay good money for a mutt??? That is all it is, not a breed!!!
Beautiful puppy!
my question is, why didn't he just use a standard poodle?
Multi-poo was the first designer dog in the early 1980's at least in Canada
Every dog has a tail, but not every tail has a dog.
Buddy u should call him buddy :)
I believe we should be thinking less about designing dogs and more about designing dog owners and trainers. Or at least about giving them a good check for the motives behind having dogs.
Just as with people, we need to find out about what they think, what they feel and what they want more than trying to affect conduct through genetics. I have adapted to the temperament of my family's German Shepherd, who is an absolute Alpha-male, and probably way too much to handle for most dog owners, and I have adapted to our adopted Terrier, who just cannot understand the concept of a "walk" of less than 3 kilometers or one in which he is not so far away from me that I cannot even see him half the time. And they are fabulous, each in his very own way.
Do not train your dog to be what you want, educate your dog and yourself to find the common ground in which both are happy.
Great thoughts. I do think we create a monster when we get a high energy dog and try to make a lap dog. The same holds true for any trait.
A good name for the dog is Barry
Love it!
Labradoodles are so cute
Why do you want to pay good money for a mutt??? That is all it is, not a breed!!!
Tex, Hondo, Bear, Kody, Big Boy, Max, Chex, Happy, Curly, Mo, Billy, Willie, or Jack.
Are labradoodle allowed to be alone for around 6 hours while I'm at school??
Both Labradors and Poodles need a lot of exercise and activity. Leaving them alone can lead to negative behavior like barking, chewing, digging and more.
I would also get another if you will leave them alone!
We have two labradoodles.amazing girls.
Since you asked the internet to name your dog.
LabbyMcdoodleface
😂😂😂😂
Do they shed?
Labradoodles do shed, but not as much as a Labrador. If you are looking for a dog that does not shed, look for F2 Labradoodle or even an Aussiedoodle
@@DogFocusTraining okay tysm !
The cross breed actually was identified in North America first.
Who else thought it was a golden retriever on his lap
Not a golden retriever. Promise. Actually, when I picked the puppy up, I had to be convinced that it was a Labradoodle. I thought for sure it was a Goldendoodle. Looks way more like a Golden across than a Lab cross. But, I guess all you can do is take their word for it
My labradoodle is named Bear
My labradoodle is so stubborn oh my goshhhhh!!! He won't mind me if he's feeling lazy or he knows I'm mad at him.
Name Suggestions:
P.S. Anyone who is reading this can use these names too!!
Girl names:
Pippi, Penelope, Mitsy, Bella, Nina, Luna, Lucy, Daisy, Lilly, Zoey, Zoe, Lola, Sadie, Molly, Bailey, Stella, Maggie, Roxy, Sophie, Chloe, Penny, Coco, Rosie, Ruby, Abby, Pebbles, Heidi, Amber, Ember, Annie, Anna, Dot, Mirei, Ella, Irene, Izzy, Lulu, Mimi, Memi, Minnie, Pearl, Nova, Trixie, Willow, Cinnamon, Ginny, Holly, Winnie, Katie, Ariana, Dove, Snowy, Milky, Choco, Megan, Meghan, Sweetie, Honey, Clover, Goldie, Bingo, Alice, Matilda, Myrtle, Ozzie, Sydney, Kiwi, Kylie, Bindi, Claire, Kaira, Jewel, Sara, Sarah, Addison, Evie, Brianna, Nikki, Mackenzie, Chloe, Zoey, Hermione, Ivy, Beyonce, Toulouse, Ophelia, Fawkes, Florence, Flo.
Boy names:
Maxie, Charlie, Milo, Jake, Dexter, Jackson, Oscar, Sam, Copper, Cooper, Luke, George, Frankie, Chase, Tobin, Tobie, Tyrone, Blaze, Zeus, Jack, David Michael, David, Michael, Thomas, Cameron, Percy, Sebastian, Louis, Louie, Theodore, Shadow, Timber, Justin, Midnight, Archie, Eddie, Dan, Ben, Gus, Gil, Harry, Joey, Marshmallow, Waffles, Winston, Cody, Flynn, Bluey, Koala, Lamb, Rocky, Bacon, Zed, Carlos, Cedric, Ronald, Ron, Sirius Black.
What about 'Bingo'?
That is a good one!
I would name him/her dior
He's so cute. He looks like a Simba
Body
I think you should call him”money”
Jimmy
Roscoe
I have a labradoodle and did a DNA test but I’m wondering how to papers on her.
The AKC and UKC will not register (paper) any designer dog (Labradoodle, Goldendoodle, etc.) because they do not recognize these as distinct breeds.
@@DogFocusTraining They have the Australien Cobberdog..The Cobberdog is a pure breed with its own stable DNA stable, and only registered breeders who are members of the MDBA can issue Australian Cobberdog pedigrees. But if you ask me i dont really tell the difference in their tempraments and they look very much like any other doodle
You cant get legit papers on a mutt. Only a puppy mill registry will sell you papers
jiggly should be his name
Id love a labradoodle where can I find 1 under 1 thousand $$$
It is almost impossible to get one for less than $1k. It is unbelievable what people will pay for dogs these days!
@@DogFocusTraining ya it’s ridiculous
Roscoe. His name should be Roscoe. Or Waldo. Definitely Waldo.
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I have a pure Labrador who is 7 years old, has cancer and a lot of health issues. This can happen to every breed. This is not an issue with labradoodles. This is an issue with Irresponsible breeding not a specific breed. Mixed dogs are usually healthier than pure breads. Someone is trying to make a quick buck from posting false videos on TH-cam.
Actually, there is no scientific evidence that mixed breeds have better health than pure breeds. There is stronger evidence that pure breeds, with informed and reputable breeders, are a better way to avoid terrible health issues. However, there is never a guarantee that your dog won’t have health problems.
How would anyone make a quick buck by posting false info on TH-cam? Would someone make more money by posting the truth? That’s what I am trying to do.
This video includes lots of incorrect information about labradoodle generations and how coat characteristics are determined.
Isn’t it basic genetic coding? So, a puppy gets 50% of its code from mom and the rest from dad. One of those will influence the puppy more than the other. I would love to learn more if you can help me. Please do
Dog Focus Training no. If u breed a dog with the Bearded gene to a dog that doesn’t have the bearded gene (IC affected), you will get bearded pups because the bearded gene is dominant. There is so much that goes into determining coat and this guy in the video really has said some very erroneous things. He needs to learn more about genetics.
I wish they would not name the puppies. If I get a labradoodle I want to name him.
Buddy
He wants a dog that doesn't think
ALGO is a name ha ha ha
u should name your dog chero
Isn’t that a GOLDENdoodle?
10 seconds into this video he says "let's lay out everything goldendoodle."...... that's not a labradoodle...... WTF dude. Edit.
Check out my video on goldendoodle vs labradoodle and you will see why I use the names interchangeably. Most people can’t tell the difference. I think they are basically the same dogs.
Trooper
i got a name for the dog and it’s Sam
I like that name for a dog. Reminds me of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and Frodo’s best friend that stayed by him the whole time
Our labdoodle is called moonpie, because that was a favourite treat as a child. The newest version is Hannalore. We have 2 of them, lovely dogs.
I got my 12 month old Labradoodle pet from garyjamie01 on Instagram.. Current on shots and vaccine, crate trained.
we are getting a F1B labradoodle in augustish. We cant wait for the addition to our 2.5 year old labradane
Do you love your Labradane? I have never seen one of those mixes.
@@DogFocusTraining we absolutely love her!! She is the best of both breeds at only 2/3 this size lol. She is very mellow loving. I will always recommend this breed!! Her only issue is warming up to other dogs. It takes her a bit to get use to them
@@wetsaltypickle that is so good to know. I’m always excited to hear about new Lab mixes.