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10 Facts About Goldendoodle | Dogs 101 - Goldendoodle Dog Breed Information
Cuddly, affectionate, and intelligent. These are only some of the most prominent words to describe the Goldendoodle - one of the best companion dogs in the world. Although it’s not a breed, per se, it is a designer dog that captured the hearts of billions of people worldwide. Surely, most of you want to have one too! Who wouldn’t want to have a friendly, trainable, and loving best friend who will do everything to make you happy? But before anything else, ask yourself if you can care for this dog. Here are facts to help you assess yourself as a fur parent.
Today, let's look into 10 of the most interesting facts about the Goldendoodle. How can these help you care for them? Tune in to find out.
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I have two standard golden doodles and I live in an apartment. As long as we take them on walks and exercise/play with them, they do perfectly fine in an apartment. If you live in an apartment and are considering adopting a goldendoodle, don’t let that discourage you.
Why does an apartment matter.. you can have a giant house but if you barely exercise it you have the same problems. Just cause it's in a bigger space has no relation to how much it's gonna exercise on its own😊
Thank you for saying this!
We have a 4 month GoldendDoodle and it's the smartest dog we have owned. Other facts, they are always hot, sleep on their back with crazy postures, and adapt well to new environments.
Do they sleep much?
@@hareshpatel5682 they sleep the same amount as other types of dogs.
My niece hgv as one 9 months old and sends me pictures of her crazy positions in the way she sleeps! She's so calm and friendly!
Agreed with the hot. Mid 80s and up and my doodle always finds the shade
Agreed.
I'm here because I've always wanted a goldendoodle, & my cousin brought me one as a gift two days ago!!!😍😍 I'm so excited & grateful to have him!
I love my Goldendoodle. She's my bundle of joy.
I have an 11 month doodle and she has fit in with my family so well. It’s like she’s always been with us. When my grandma comes over to visit she always lays by her feet to protect her. She will not move. She’s so cute and she has learned so much within her first year. I highly recommend a doodle. If you do get one… we take our doodle out for four walks a day. I heard they need about two hours of exercise. Then we play inside with her rope or ball.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have Rottweilers & a 1 1/2yr Goldendoodle. They all get along great! My Goldendoodle is so intelligent. They have 3 acres fenced, and love to run & play! I absolutely love them ALL❤️❤️❤️
Just met mine this yesterday. My girlfriend and I are welcoming her into our home in 3 weeks. Can't wait!!
Congrats on your new fur muffin.🥰🐶
We just bought a golden doodle . We are so happy and my daughter is 5 and in love . He seems like he is going to be very smart loving dog .
I may be adopting a Goldendoodle I’ve had my eyes on for years, he is familiar with me and enjoys my company...here I am preparing to perhaps become a dog mom!!!!
Love Tyson my F1b GD. He's smart, obedient and LOVES people. He has no behavior problems. He has been a joy from the minute we brought him home and he is my BFFF (Best Furry Friend Forever)!
I have a 9 month old goldendoodle and this is true.
Edit: my dog is 1 year old now! He makes me happy everyday. He gets along with all my family members. Golden doodles can be very fun to play with and excersize with. And my dog is crate trained so he can stay home alone for a long time.Goldendoodles are a great dog breed.
My goldendoodle is totally fine in my apartment, and is crate trained so he's totally fine being alone
Thank u for this comment, but
What size is your dog?
Same ! Mine does just fine
Same we just got our puppy crate trained less than a week
Yes! As long as you're able to get them exercise through out the day, they do perfectly fine in apartments 👌
It's not like you need a crate for long.. after like 7 months we leave ours alone if we leave he's fine and knows what not to do.
In Australia we call these dogs Groodles. I think it sounds sooo much better than golden doodles. We have a smooth coat groodle so she looks more retriever than poodle. We have the benefit of the gorgeous groodle personality without the high grooming costs. Honestly, she is a very intelligent, mischievous without causing destruction, affectionate dog we have ever owned. Buying a groodle has been the best decision we made. Easygoing nature with personality.
Mine is a doodle a mix of golden retriever and Labrador with a poodle. I am in Australia also.
I have an F1b golden doodle that barks like crazy when strangers come to the front door. He wants to make friends but a bark is a bark and I love that about him.
Same...
What does F1b mean? I same some pups for sale and it said F1
@@michelleflood6824 F1b is a pup who has 1 parent who is a golden retriever x poodle and the other parent is a poodle. The pup is 3/4 poodle. 1/4 retriever.
It was like you don’t have to worry about it chasing other small animals you have a mini Shih Tzu. The poor thing is always getting chased by our golden doodle.😂
Yeah my doodle actually does my homework and cooks my meals i wasnt expecting this but dam they are smart
Jasmine my sweet Golden doodle.
Before we could find a house i lived in a apartment w/ my dad for 3 years in one & she was totally fine.
Plenty of room for her to still be happy!
She's a stander one & small or big places she didn't care as long as shes w/ me she can handle anything!
⭐I call my Golden Doodle My Golden Star thats her nickname & she loves it. ⭐
She's a service dog for me for epilepsy and she's so special!
We have a 4 month old Groodle, he is a great companion, needs heaps of exercise. We have a big backyard and leave him while we work. He just plays all day and sleeps when we aren’t home. He slept the whole night from 9 weeks olds and was toilet trained at about the same time.
Pshhhh I have an 8 months old doodle and live in a two bedroom apartment. She's happy, healthy and gets PLENTY of exercise. If you can get your dog to a dog park or outside frequently to run and play....having a doodle in an appointment is totally fine 👌
My dog was already potty trained when we got him...He was two months old!
I would love to have a mini goldendoodles.
Have a golden doodle, wonderful happy dog, watches me like a hawk!! Loves everything and everybody!! No shedding, no odor!! Loves being brushed!! . Sleeps all night!!
My golden doodle is great when home alone but that is after lots of training, when you haven't left home for a long time(like in the pandemic) and then you go out for three hours or so sometimes she gets into mischief, since she's so smart
Cool tips
I have a 7 month old Goldendoodle (mom is a golden and dad is a poodle) and she's been great although since it is my family's first time owning a dog and my dad and I are her primary owners it has been stressful at times. When she was first brought home at 8 weeks she definitely took some getting used to (puppy energy, biting, crate training, etc.) but she was potty-trained fairly quickly, puppy biting is over now, and she has never really been destructive. My family does have to leave her for up to 4 hours at a time, twice a day as we work, but she has the basement of our townhouse to herself and I come home every day for around 2 hours to let her out, play with her, and walk her.
She has a lott of energy and always wants to play. She is very curious and adventurous which has been a challenge on our walks as she tends to pull and want to go everywhere (it has been getting better but slowly). When she is trained more I think she would do very well on hikes and general off-leash walks. She is also very friendly towards strangers and other dogs even though we haven't been able to socialize her as much as we wanted to with the pandemic (doggy daycare has been a tremendous help once or twice a week). Also, she is relatively quiet and only barks when she sees people and dogs through the window or on the balcony sometimes; she doesn't really whine either (except in the beginning when we crate trained and worked on her being left alone, which we had to be very strategic about to avoid the separation anxiety).
Unfortunately, she has had a few health issues so far: UTI (when she was really young), thrown up a couple of times, yeast infection in one of her ears, a mild cold, and kennel cough (just recently, as it is going around in my area) so keep that in mind when thinking about the cost of med bills. Long post but hopefully it helps for anyone who is thinking about a golden or is about to get one.
Please feel free to ask any questions, I know I needed it when we first got her!
Thank you! I have a 4 month old and same mom is a golden and dad is a poodle…how did you overcome the puppy biting? That is our biggest issue! If this was solved, he would be PERFECT. Same schedule with being at home as we work too. I come home for about an hour during the day.
@@coaluck hi, the best way to stop the biting is to always redirect them to something they are allowed to chew on. Buy many different chew toys different textures. Make sure to tire then out everyday as well. They'll normally grow out of it after so long but redirecting them will speed up the process
@@toedrag-release thank you! 🤗
Golden doodles can live in apartments. But you have to be committed to be routinely with them and way more active
I love my golden doodle he’s so fluffy and caring
I’m totally getTing one!
For some reason, my goldendoodle barks crazy whenever someone is near the door from the outside
Very nice.
How far would one say is enough when out running with a GoldenDoodle? Mines classed as a miniature I believe, mum and dad were both GoldenDoodles but Dad was toy size and mum was large. Would 10 miles be too much?
I know a fact ...
They are the best dogs ever I have one of my own they are the bbbeeeesssttttt
They're irresponsibly bred mutts, that's a nice fact right here.
I have two of them and they're the best little babies
Getting one next year as my psychiatric service dog. Any tips??
My doodle is very treat motivated, I’d suggest keeping treats around you at all times to train
They love learning and love exercise, they are very smart so you want to teach them lots of things, seeing you happy makes them happy so when they do a trick reward them and be excited
I have a 4 year old Goldendoodle and she does not shed but she certainly barks a lot. She has never torn up anything! She is a great dog! She has medium type fur that is wavy. Her mom was a standard poodle so Maggie weighs 68 lbs. My husband and I are retired so we have spoiled her so much!
golde n doodle
Goldendoodles don’t have a strong prey drive eh? Tell me why my dog acts like he’s trying to kill a toy 😂😂
The poodle in them makes them not bad hunters. I've had mine bring mice birds etc closer to my deck. Weather they were already dead from my cat.
@@adamblakeney8446
Please don't let your cat roam and hunt.
Getting mine today 😧😅
Are they guard dogs
No.
A miniature goldendoodle is more expensive than a standard or large
I have 2.
A 3 year old, and a 10 week old.
We have a 4 month old GoldenDoodle and can not keep her out of the pool. If we are in the pool she is too. Great dog.
Our GD is all black, 27" at the shoulder, heavy on the poodle. Snuggles three couch pillows at a time. Goofy is the best description 😅.
Billions of people lol
I heard my goldendoodle barking during this
My Golden doodle is constantly chasing my poor cat. I’m working on correcting that. She is 13 weeks now and kitty 8 years old, baby steps. They are smart and affectionate.
My goldendoodle is extra💀
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Most of this is true, but all dogs are different, even those of the same breed. I have a 9 month old Golden Doodle, and it's easily the smartest dog I've ever had. However, she has a high prey drive. She also has zero separation anxiety, and actually acts as a guard dog and barks at a stiff breeze. Despite socializing her since she was a puppy, she absolutely doesn't trust strangers and we always have to warn new people not to try and pet her until she's comfortable because she WILL bite. I'm honestly not complaining about it since it translates to her being very protective of our kids, and it's never a bad thing to have a 70 pound dog protecting your children.
"even those of the same breed"? They're not a breed in the first place. Of course mutts with no standard will be way different from eachother.
I always joke about saying im not a fan of dogs. im a fan of doodles. (basically 2 separate creatures)
Doodles are literally mutts. You know, a bunch of dog breeds mixed together with no cause or reason?
@@kpina2081 Doodles are not actually, search it up, they are Crossbreeds and has the "breed" word in it, first widely bred in 1990s, the crossbreed is bred in three different sizes varieties corresponding to the size variety of a Poodle used as a parent, a Mutt is a dog breed that is mixed with another dog breed but does NOT have a reconized name with it :)
@@PupNGaming
A mutt is a dog that is mixed, end of the story. A "crossbreed" is a mutt. It doesn't matter how widely they were or are bred. They have no purpose, they have no consistency, they are not a breed or even a purpose mix like lurchers.
Are doodles stinky af as well, just like all dogs? Someone told me they are among the worst, regardless the washing and grooming.
Not true, my sisters is cleaner than most children. She’s huge and furry like a stuffed animal and everyone loves her and she smells great
I have a golden doodle named Basil and she is 9 years old. All she does is sleep and play inside. Our backyard is huge, so I think a couple of these facts aren’t true.
Of course they are, because goldendoodles are not a breed. They don't have a standard, they're bred irresponsibly.
Second
I have a 1 bedroom 595 sq feet, I want a golden doodle do y’all recommend
I have a hard time taking care of my golden doodle
I surrendered av15 week old who was aggressive, bit me constantly and was totally defiant. He would not let me love on him or pet him. House training was impossible. I sold him back to the breeder. Broke my heart. I wondered if he was inbred...
Probably didn’t exercise him enough. Also from 4 weeks he should be getting touched everywhere to make sure he becomes insensitive to being touched (more the breeders fault than yours) . But most inportantly they are a very VERY active breed if they dont get played with enough they get bored and misbehave. They are super intelligent due to being part poodle so mental stimulation like slow feeders, kongs, etc... need to implemented. Owning a goldendoodle is easier than owning a lot of dogs but all dogs take hard work to train and get to behave. I take my dog on a walk for up to three hours a day but i’d say an hour walk is good (not including bathroom breaks).
@@bighead2437 I got him at 8 weeks and he was strange and aggressive from day one.
@@grlevert was he nipping?
@@bighead2437 Outright biting and drawing blood!
@@grlevert when a dog is very young that means they are teething there are videos on how to get through it
I have a 4 month old boy that I have to re-home so if any is interested I'm located in ohio
Hello, have you re-home your golden doodle?
My daughter has one. I love her. I am watching her while she is on vacation right now. She is a great dog but has some issues. Last night she grabbed a wet paper towel, ran away when I tried to get it from her like we were playing a game. She ended up swallowing it. Prior to that she grabbed one of my socks & maybe would have tried to swallow that but I got it out of her mouth. Then another time she did that with her sister’s panties & almost swallowed them. Luckily my daughter grabbed her & was able to remove the undies from her mouth. She said they were 90% swallowed. Finally, she likes to eat rocks, sticks & leaves in the yard. We both play with her & try to engage her but she randomly indulges in this dangerous behavior. She is only about 50 weeks old. We want her to live long, but if she continues eating these things she is going to create a digestive blockage, need surgery & may be ruining her digestive system. My daughter has a full time job. She lives alone with the dog. While at work the dog is in a crate. A dog sitter comes to the house 4 out of 5 days a week to let her out of the crate for an hour while my daughter is working. The other day of the week she goes to a dog sitter who watches multiple dogs & she interacts with the other dogs & avoids the crate for the day. On weekends she spends a lot of time with Gemma (dog’s name) & walks her a lot long distances. What can be done about her eating dangerous things that will ruin her digestive system? Will she out grow eating leaves, rocks, & sticks? As soon as she does that I bring her inside the house & hope she puts 2 & 2 together!
You can get the dog used to a basket muzzle
My golden doodle guards me she’s ten years old
Cool, mine is one and doesn't guard me one bit.
My mom will not get me a golden dog lol🤣
I have one its greets everyone very social fussy about food wants chicken milk and eggs won't eat rice
Do not get this dog if you live in an apartment lol
Here’s a fact….no such breed.
That is a breed, its a crossbreed :)
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I have 2 Goldendoodles and I know of about 8 other families that have them. They r fantastic and happy dogs but that part about they don’t shed is a complete lie. No clue why so many people say that. Every Goldendoodle I know is a shedder. They are also NOT hypoallergenic. Total lie!
Total lie according to your own experiences yes. I have 2 and know plenty others and they NEVER shed. End of story.
Same here. My goldendoodle inherited a curly/poodle-y coat but is a HUGE shedder.
Best dog ever, though.
I have a one year old F1B standard goldendoodle and have not seen one hair on our furniture or floor.
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low prey drive my @$$
Golden doodles are mutts, theyre all byb. Just get a poodle
Except poodles have those long pointy thin noses, not to mention the creepy-looking "squirrel feet." And there's really no better dog than a golden retriever if you don't mind the fur everyplace (which is fine with me, but not for family members with allergies). No thanks -- kidding aside, I'm sure poodles are fine pets, but I have no regrets about getting our golden doodle.
golden doodles are not actually, search it up, they are Crossbreeds and has the "breed" word in it, first widely bred in 1990s, the crossbreed is bred in three different sizes varieties corresponding to the size variety of a Poodle used as a parent, a Mutt is a dog breed that is mixed with another dog breed but does NOT have a reconized name with it :)