Best Goldendoodle Generations! F1 🐶 F1B 🐶 F1BB 🐶 F2 🐶 F2B 🐶 F3
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- 📢 If you’ve ever gone online to research buying a Goldendoodle, you probably have come across weird letters in fronts of the breed like F1 or F2B and thought to yourself, ‘what is even the difference between an F1 Goldendoodle and an F2B Goldendoodle? Basically, these refer to the generation of doodle, and since the breed is a hybrid between a poodle and golden retriever, the percentage of retriever or poodle can differ.
👉 A Quick Overview
● F1 Goldendoodle: 50% Poodle & 50% Golden Retriever
● F1B Goldendoodle: 75% Poodle & 25% Golden Retriever
● F1BB Goldendoodle: 87.5% Poodle & 12.5% Golden Retriever
● F2 Goldendoodle: 50% Poodle & 50% Golden Retriever
● F2B Goldendoodle: 62.5% Poodle & 37.5% Golden Retriever
● F2BB Goldendoodle: 81.25% Poodle & 18.75% Golden Retriever
● F3 Goldendoodle or Multi-generation Goldendoodle: Several generations of Goldendoodle breeding typically backcross breeding to the Standard Poodle.
🐶 F1
Starting off is the simplest generation to understand, the F1. This type of Goldendoodle is split 50/50 between a purebred standard poodle, as well as a purebred golden retriever. The F1 doodle is sort of the classic and often the one that people think about when the word “Goldendoodle” is mentioned.
🐶 F1B
The F1B Goldendoodle is 75% poodle, 25% golden retriever, and is a cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and a 100% standard poodle from the original purebred line, which is where the B comes in. Technically the F1B can also be crossed between an F1 and 100% golden, but this is much less common among breeders.
🐶 F1BB
The F1BB generation is a cross between an F1B Goldendoodle and an original purebred poodle or golden, but as we said earlier, it’s almost always the former, making the percentage 87.5% poodle and only 12.5% golden. You can probably figure out by now that the second B indicates a second backcross, and because of how much poodle there is in this generation, this is the most hypoallergenic and non-shedding dog of the first generation.
🐶 F2
The F2 Goldendoodle is not a very common generation of doodle to see, mostly due to how unpredictable it is to breed. The F2 is achieved by breeding two F1 or 50/50 doodles, together, creating a coin flip scenario when trying to figure out what traits the dog will have.
🐶 F2B
The F2B Goldendoodle is generally a cross between an F1 and F1B doodle, making it 62.5% poodle and 37.5% golden. However, some breeders will opt to cross two F1B doodles to create a doodle that is an even higher percentage of poodle, at 75% and 25% golden, respectively.
🐶 F2BB
The F2BB Goldendoodle is a cross between an F2B doodle and an original purebred poodle. It is 81.25% poodle and 18.75% golden retriever, making it the most hypoallergenic breed of the F2’s.
🐶 F3
F3 Goldendoodle, which is typically two F1B doodles bred together, but can also be two F2 doodles bred together to get to the same result. These F3 doods contain a lot of poodle genes, and so are again great for those of us with allergies.
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My Barkley is an F1 Standard, and he has a beautiful wavy coat and sheds very little. He's playful, fun, and smart. I love him.
thank you for this video!!! learned so much!
I have an F1 doodle. He is my service dog and is so goofy and sweet. I love him
Same with mine..and me.
Thanks for sharing. This is perfect. My husband has allergies so I think the F1BB is the way to go for him.
Thank you! Yes, just make sure the breeder is backcrossing to a Poodle. Sometimes breeders reverse backcross to a Golden Retriever.
Great video! I had a question let’s say I have a F1B curly hair hypoallergenic and I breed it with another F1B would this offspring or probability of the offspring coming out curly and hypoallergenic be high or am I better off breeding my F1B with a poodle to keep the poodle traits
🐶 Hey Steven! Breeding an F1B with another F1B is likely going to have wavy to curly hair. However, it's unknown unless you do a DNA test for improper coats and furnishings. Same with breeding an F1B and a Poodle. You never truly know unless you do a DNA test. You can read more here: 🔴 welovedoodles.com/improper-coat-goldendoodle-and-furnishings/ 🔴
Great content! I’m getting a pup. Mom is 100 retriever and dad is a F1 goldendoodle. I don’t care about hypo allergenic as I’m not sensitive. I was just wondering what to call my new pup. Can I still say he’s a “goldendoodle” 🤣🤷🏼♀️
It’s definitely still a Goldendoodle. Just a little bit more retriever!
Great info a doodle coming soon for me
Thanks!
Can you breed a f2 golden doddle with a golden retriever
Will an F1 Mini Goldendoodle (Golden Retriever and Toy Poodle) and a Golden Retriever make F1B or F2B mini Goldendoodles? I have an F1 Mini Goldendoodle and am thinking of breeding him but I only hear of Goldendoodles breeding back with Standard Poodles, not Retrievers. I'm curious to see how they may differ
🐶 It would technically make an F1B Mini Goldendoodle. But it's rare that people backcross back to the Golden Retriever because the puppy is very likely to shed. The offspring would be 75% Golden Retrieve rand 25% Poodle.
Cute pup
Not sure if I should get an F1B or F1BB. I just want a small dog for my daughter that is cute and playful. What do you suggest?
We currently have an F1B cream mini doodle, we’re now trying to decide if we want a standard F1bb doodle.
Can’t go wrong with multiple doods. Just make sure the mini gets along with the standard because they are a lot bigger!
Is this the same guy that does the channel Audit the Audit? Sounds identical to him
Got a pup.Goldie by name. F1.Mine is nudging me as I write this 😂 !. 50/50 though looks sometimes most Golden!
I have a F1B GIRL She’s So Nice and Lovely
Hi, what do you recommend I breed my f2bb goldendoodle with? …I would like the puppies to be curly and hypoallergenic as possible…I am new at this and I am a bit lost.
F2BB is already a majority poodle since I’m assuming they were backcrossed with poodles? Mixing with any Goldendoodle could be a good ideal. It would be called a Multi-Gen Goldendoodle
I’m in the market
I have a mini Goldendoodle but didn’t buy her directly from a breeder, so I’m not sure if she’s an F1 or F1B, is there some sort of dna test that I can do at home for her?
Hey, yeah, you can do a general DNA test from like Embark. That should give you a good idea of the percentage. But it won't tell you the generation. For instance, if it was 50% Golden and 50% poodle, it could be a F1 or F2 or F3 since they all have the same percentage. Hope that makes sense.
So I’m getting my first puppy tomorrow and I’m super excited!! It’s a mini Goldendoodle but on the site it says F1b but then somewhere else on the site it states it’s F1BB. The mom is a F1B Mini Goldendoodle and the dad is a Mini poodle so what would that make him? Thank you!
This would be an F1BB.
What site did you get him from? I’m in the market
I have a golden and a neighbor wants to breed their golden doodle but as stated theres not many pics of doodles that are 75% golden and 25% poodle
There’s a lot of pictures if you search f1b Goldendoodles
@@WeLoveDoodles So, I am confused as to being able to call that mixture an f1b? I have heard that is only back crossed to a poodle? I have this same mixture of puppies. Thank you.
@@susangray4508 yeah F1B is most commonly backcrossed to a Poodle. However, there are some cases where breeders backcross to a Golden Retriever and it’s still considered a “reverse F1B”
Hi, I really like the video. Iam planning to buy golden doodle. I don’t want it to shed. Which one do you suggest. Please advice. Thanks in Advance.
Hello. We highly suggest that you get a goldendoodle that has majority Poodle genes of 75%+. Typically this is going to be an F1B or higher generation that is backcrossed to a Poodle. The more Poodle genetics, the more nonshedding and hypoallergenic the puppy will be.
which would be the best route to go if you want more of a retriever temperament with as little shedding as possible?
F1B or F2B. Make sure you play with the puppy as their temperament is similar as they grow older.
A breeder close by to where I live has F4B goldendoodles would you be able to explain that generation please?
F4B would just classified as multi-gen. Almost no breeder would ever say F4B. Ask for the genetic makeup of the dog, it's like 75% Poodle and 25% Golden Retriever if it's backcrossed to a Poodle. It would be a 4th-5th generation Goldendoodle.
I have a 81.25 poodle to 18.75 retriever from what Embark testing is saying. Breeder said both parents were F1bs which is apparently not true since this mix means the pup is a F2bb, correct? Is there only one way to get this mix of poodle and retriever? What would be best to breed her to for best genetic pups
Both parents were likely not F1Bs and the breeder got confused. Or they weren’t purebreds to begin with.
I have a F1b female miniature golden doodle and a F1bb male miniature goldendoodle if bred what would the puppies be considered?
I would just say multi-gen in this case. Or you can say something like F2BB. But that’s kind of a stretch.
Does an F1B puppy mean they have the curly/ wavy coat??? sorry, still learning the breed. Getting a pup soon 😅
My f1b has a wavy coat but her litter mates had curly it will still vary
@@kimpossible1187 does it mat alot??
Is it best to go to a ancestor for the F1B or using any purebred ?
Highly depends. Most people use a different purebred that is not the ancestor.
What would be your recommendation for breeding an F2B Golden doodle. We prefer no shedding.
We would recommend that you breed back to a Poodle or another Goldendoodle.
so it doesn't matter the generation of Golden Doodle?
What is a f1b bred with an f1bb? Is it a good mix?
It’s going to technically be a multi-gen and likely 90% Poodle assuming it was always backcrossed with a 100% Poodle. It’s great if you want a hypoallergenic and nonshedding coat. However, you will have to groom them more often.
I have a female golden retriever. Can i breed with a mini golden doodle?
I have a F1b and his hair is curly curly !! How can I breed him to get another F1b
Breed with poodle or another F1b
I have an F2B - he’s beautiful 🤩
Same here. He’s 30 pounds at 7 months 😍
So do I! She is 4 months and wonderful!
@@sharklatto3244 mine is 14 months now and weighs 90 pounds 😳😍
@@mandypdx you must have a standard then. mine is a mini lol :)
Breeder recommendations?
I have a standard female golden doodle f2 what it will be the best option to breed her?
Typically people like to backcross to a Poodle to create an F2B. Poodles are more hypoallergenic and nonshedding which is the main reason. However, I would do genetic testing and health testing prior to breeding!
My doodles Mom is poodle and retriever. The dad is a golden doodle. Her hair is wavy, no shedding as of yet . She is 5 months now. So what do I have ?
It depends on the generation of the dad. The Mom is an F1 Goldendoodle. The Dad is likely an F1B Goldendoodle since your puppy doesn't shed. That would make your puppy F2B. Some people would also call this a multi-gen.
I'm geting mini goldendoodle so I just wanted to know if they can live a bit longer
Mini's will also live longer than standards. There's been quite a lot of research that shows smaller dog live longer than larger dogs.
Wow! Confusing 🤪🤪🤪
I have a question…..what kind of dog does a goldendoodle and Labrador retriever make?
This is a technically called a Double Doodle.
HI, my wife and I are getting a pup soon he is F1 x F2B what would he be considered? If anyone could help us it would be greatly appreciated!
Most breeders would just say a multi-gen at that point. Technically like F3B.
I just got a new puppy, and her mom is an F1B golden doodle (75% poodle & 25% golden) and her dad is an F2 goldendoodle (F1 gd x F1 gd) so what does that make our puppy?
Most breeds would just call this a multi generational Goldendoodle
Where did you get? I’m looking.
which type of goldendoodle would you say is less active and calmer?
It wouldn’t be a Goldendoodle. It would be like a Maltipoo, Cockapoo, Cavapoo, or Bernedoodle. Goldendoodles in general are very active.
Would you say that it is unwise for me to get a mini goldendoodle for an apartment setting.@@WeLoveDoodles
@@Hunter-ei6ps no mini or toy are fine for an apartment as long as your exercise them!
If I breed my f1b goldendoodle with my toy poodle how big would they come out? A minidoddle? Or what size
I think medium
What size the F1B Goldendoodle? Mini, medium or small? That will highly dictate the size. Also, which dog is the male and which is the female? Typically you want the bigger dog to be the female.
Standard f1b golden-doodle female and male toy poodle
My doodle sheds horribly. I don't remember what generation she is. Any ideas? Best dog ever though hands down 👍
Probably an F1 or backcrossed back to a Golden Retriever. I’m sure if it sheds a lot it has the personality of a Golden Retriever though :)
My dog is 75%golden retriever n 25%doodle
I’m looking for a F2B Red Mini Goldendoodle. Female.
I’m getting a puppy in September but I’m trying to learn about all the doodle breeds. I’ve searched high and low for the answer and I’m lost. The mother is a F1B and the Father is a F2b what does that make the puppies?
From what I gather in google by all mean idk if is accurate but it said f2b is considered multigenerational goldendoodle and f1b would make f2bb
@@yaslinegonzalez4743 thank you so much! 💚
What would you call golden doodles, where the mother is golden retriever and the father is an f1 doodle?
This is an F1B. Some breeders will say reverse F1B because backcrossing to a Golden Retriever isn’t as common.
So basically the golden is taking a back seat to the poodle. Too bad. I would love a golden doodle that has more golden than poodle.
👍❤️
Whats expected of a f1b x f1bb cross?
Breeders will also always say "multi-gen" in this case. It stands for multiple generations.
Are F2b a good breed of Cavoodle?
Yes, more nonshedding but it will look more like a poodle.
@@WeLoveDoodles thank you for your reply. Yes our girl is a straight hair so she’ll shed, but she’s adorable with her flappy poodle ears. Would she be good to breed with do you think?
What would you call a the puppies of a F1 mom and a F2B dad?
This would almost always be called Multi-gen. It stands for multiple generations. It would be part of the F3 generation, but most breeders won't say this.
@@WeLoveDoodles thank you
So confusing for me. My doodle is a cross between a poodle,golden retriever. That’s the mom. The dad was a golden doodle. So what do I come up with ? Waves hair
I think you commented the same question twice. But if you didn't see the first response: It depends on the generation of the dad. The Mom is an F1 Goldendoodle. The Dad is likely an F1B Goldendoodle since your puppy doesn't shed. That would make your puppy F2B. Some people would also call this a multi-gen.
I'm still confused on what generation my doodle is...
What generations are the parent dogs? I can give you a clear answer.
what about double doodle?
Double doodle is the same thing. Except most are multi-gen since they are Goldendoodle x Labradoodle.
What will a f1bb and a f1 be?
Technically a multi-gen but some would call it an F2BB.
What about an F2 and an F1 breed?
Probably best just to call it a multi-gen. It would technically be an F3 Goldendoodle but most people say multi-generational.
What you get if you cross f1b and f1b
Technically would be an F2B.
A standard poodle mom and a F1BB dad?
Just say multi-gen at this point. Nobody says F1BBB.
My dog is 75% golden and 25% poodle
If both parents are golden doodles what are the puppies?
It depends on the generation. Most likely they will be classified as a multi-gen Goldendoodle.
@@WeLoveDoodles what do you mean what generation? Both parents are mixed poodle and golden retriever
@@misses4439 if you don’t know the generation of the parents, you can’t know the generation of the child. In your case, if both parents are F1 Goldendoodles, then your offspring will be F2. If the parents are F2 then the offspring is multi-gen.
My 10 year old son has severe allergies to dogs!😩😭 I found a breeder who is selling us an F1B Goldendoodle on Thursday!🙌🏾🥰 Do you think my son's chances are better with this kind of dog as far as his allergies go?
It's always a toss up. I would look to pick the curliest hair doodle of the litter and see how your son does. You can always help lower the allergies by always brushing your dog and giving them frequent baths.
@@WeLoveDoodles Thank you for replying and for the tips!😊 I'm also buying a hepa filter as an extra measure!👍🏾
@@krugy562 I would highly recommend not getting an F2 since they will be 50% Golden Retriever. This is a very high chance that they shed dander which is one of the main sources that cause allergies. Anyways, I’m sure you’ll make it work either way. Just be sure to brush them a lot with frequent baths if you allergies start to flair up!
I love golden doodles so fucking much
And yes I own one
Same. Same. 🐶
What if an F2B Goldendoodle was bread with a 100% Golden retriever?
It would be an F2BB but you should disclose it was backcrossed to a Golden Retriever. Most breeder backcross to a Poodle because they are nonshedding and hypoallergenic.
@@WeLoveDoodles so would this mean this back cross to a GR will most likely be shedding?
@@Traviiiie it’s hard to tell without genetic testing. Backcrossing to a GR is more prone to shedding. So it would be less nonshedding and not hypoallergenic.
What’s hybrid vigor?
Purebred dogs are typically inbred to each other. When you create a mixed breed, you use two different dog breeds so they aren’t inbred to each other. Mixing genetic traits is a good thing and called hybrid vigor. It’s the same reason humans don’t inbred with their family.
could both F1 parents cause genetic defects because of in breeding ?
Yes. Genetic defects can be present regardless of generation (F1, etc.).
Audit the Audit?
Yes! He is our voice guy!
Hard pass on anything less than 50% Golden Retriever, shame breeders don't breed them with a larger percentage Golden. Sorry but Poodle hair is ugly, I don't care if it's hypo allergenic. If you're going to get a dog that's 75% poodle, why not just get a poodle?
Hey Chris! People like the temperament of the Golden more than the Poodle. There's a higher demand for nonshedding dogs, so people tend to backcross to a Poodle.
Why would an F1B have to be an inbred line? Why can’t you backcross to a 100% Poodle from an entirely different line?
Sorry for the confusion. It doesn't necessarily have to be inbred. Many breeders will backcross with a 100% Poodle from a different line.