Brodie brings a lot of joy and happiness to that family. He is also an integral part of his business. Pretty much the definition of a perfect working dog.
A lot of the issue people have with all doodles in general is that because of their rapid rise in popularity, many breeders use cruel methods to produce as many as possible as fast as possible without putting the necessary time and care into it.
I don't know how it is in other states, but where I work in texas we see a ton of them since their rise in demand, and people here do not train them. They just get them because they're cute and people don't realize they can actually have really bad personalities. Had one the other day try to rip our hands off just for touching it. Owner was playing the "he won't bite you" card while we have his crazy dog in the back with a muzzle because we can't do anything with it. It bit 2 of us
My akc master certificate hunter black lab has some puppies around the time that the doodles came around, and I couldn't sell them for more than 150 bucks. The vet charges for the pups were hafe of that. The puppies were probably worth 600 dollars
@@MichellesdesignsEtcyou can be companions with any breed of dog lol its def unethical to create a whole breed cuz it looks cute. Atleast they dont have the health problems pugs have
Groomers hate goldendoodles because most owners don't brush them since they "don't shed" so they're brought in severely matted. When they're so matted, they are required to be shaved down which pisses off the owner who didn't brush them enough in the first place. Please brush them like he does with Brody!!
According to a friend I have that's a dog groomer, since doodles, golden or otherwise, are bred between dogs with incompatible coat types sometimes there's really no caring for the coat properly other than shaving it off(and depending on the mix &particular genetics of the dog, that can also result in spots of alopecia). There's nothing wrong with mutts, imo, there is something wrong with purpose breeding mutts for money while claiming they're magical super breeds.
I was just coming to the comments to say this. And it’s not so much that we hate the doodle. It’s the entitled owners and the greeders we dislike the most. I like a well kept doodle. But the way they always try to be Eeyor when you get to the face is pretty annoying though
Exactly. That's why Brodie always looks immaculate. People want a long-haired dog or cat, but they don't want to put forth the work of daily maintenance. It disgusts me when I see people with similar dog types and they never bathe or groom the poor animal. Grooming takes time, and yes, it can be costly, but that's why people need to do responsible research before selecting any breed of dog or cat. Matting is painful to the animal and makes work difficult for the groomer.
It’s not always on the owner. My family has a labradoodle and we spent our first few years with him brushing him everyday only for him to inevitably get mats and need to be shaved. Now we just have him get regular puppy cuts since we can’t spend enough time on his coat each day to prevent him from getting mats.
@@frigidowl6492 It's 100% okay to get the hair cuts on them anyways since there may not be enough time for brushing. BUT, they DO require that extra amount of brushing that shorter haired dogs do not require. However, since the dog cannot brush itself so it IS on the owner to do their research on exactly how much extra work that long haired dog will be. Certain spots on dogs do tend to matte easier like on their buttfluff or behind their ears but the more you know, the better you can brush them!
Am sure those sick and starving children would prefer humans to spend money on healing and feeding them, instead of squandering billions feeding dogs and cats! We are a fkd up civilisation.
Brodie is such a terrific pup. Not only is he Cliff’s best friend but he brings happiness and smiles to everyone he meets, especially the kids who are in the hospital. He and his dad are great ambassadors. Don’t forget mom, Luna, Cliff’s other fur baby. You’ve got great kids and they have a great dad. 🦮💜🦮♥️
Brodie is truly a national treasure , spreading love , licks and goodwill everywhere he goes . I can be having a bad day , watch Brodie's videos and he is like my own therapy dog 😂
Brodie was created for a purpose....a much higher purpose that he is fulfilling. Thank you Cliff for all it takes to bring Brodie and Luna to us. You have made this world a better place. Brodie, Luna and you are the definition of love and compassion . They joy and warm you share and the smiles on the little children's faces brings hope.
My black lab is a good will ambassador also! Except for today while we were recycling he greeted this lady and she screamed I tried to re assure her that he means no harm. He just likes to greet people!! Not a vicious bone in his body 👅
My doodle is my lovey, lol she herds, retrieves,guards and entertains the heck out of me. Love her to pieces and so does anyone else who comes into contact with her. Best dog in the world….❤️❤️❤️
I'm absolutely in agreement. I want a dog to love me and I will love back. Like my constant companion. Is not gonna bitch and gripe. Just want to love them and care for them. Brodie is just the best ❣️
There are purebred, well bred dog breeds that are bred for companionship. Brody is just another mixed bred mutt with poor genetics. Backyard breeders just use this argument to sell more puppies which only add to the shelter population because they aren't regulated how working and show dogs are.
Brodie and Luna are here for a purpose. they are her to make peoples days and give ppl a reason to be happy. They are such a blessing to everyones lives. They go to hospital and childrens hospital and they cheer up the people who need them most. THATS their purpose.
Cliff has said half of what is important. Yes, the companionship. The other half is that the owner has to love and protect their dog throughout its life, and they both need and deserve the unconditional love, friendship and support they give to each other. Brodie is perfect for Cliff, and Cliff is perfect for Brodie. It is wonderful that they both share the experience with everyone they meet.
@@alexw.7097 No, the main issue with Doodles is that the vast majority is backyard bred. This means that those who bred them did not select their parents for good health and temperament. There is a reason that Doodles have such a bad reputation among veteranarians and groomers - and it is not all because of bad owners. That is statistically impossible. Moreover, the breeders producing Doodles tend to be doing so in a puppy mill format. I would never buy a Doodle mix for these reasons. I may adopt depending on the individual dog.
@@raerohan4241 I did say "most," I absolutely agree though, the byb aspect is also definitely a factor in why doodles are generally disliked in the dog care community. However, I would also partly count "buying from bybs/puppy mills" as owners having no idea what they're doing. If you're going to bother spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on *buying* a puppy, the least they could do is vet their "breeders." Encouraging bybs and irresponsible breeding is one of the worst parts of breeds becoming popular, it's mostly the poor dogs that suffer in the end.
That is the first time I’ve heard Brodie bark! He is an awesome dog and would protect his owner with his life. Just cuz he is super cute doesn’t mean he is useless
People hate others that own golden doodles because they do not care about their maintenance. This gentleman right here is the right example on why some people deserve to own one. He takes good care of his pup and gets him groomed professionally by a pet stylist while others will let them become extremely matted and abused. Mad respect for him and his pup.
Yes this is exactly is brody is one of the only golden doodles i have ever seen someone take proper care of with maintenance, training, and exercise. The rest are horribly matted and they cause so many incidents with other dogs because people don’t expect them to be high energy and intelligent like they didnt just breed a golden and a poodle. They buy them purely on looks and neglect them its sad
Then there are the fly by night opportunistic breeders who just want more puppies as quickly as possible so they are not breeding for health and longevity. They're just taking a poodle and some other dog and breeding them. Of course there are responsible breeders but even they cannot say with any certainly what traits they will end up with. Labradoodles, will they get the lab hip displagia or luxating patella. While poodles dont shed its hard to say as a puppy what their coat is going to end up being. They could end up with the Labrador coat which sheds like no tomorrow you don't know until you take them home. Personally, i think in the coming years we're going to see an lots of doodles in rescue because they didnt turn out how the owner envisioned. Hell, we may already be seeing it. Over the last few years i haven't been as tuned into the rescue world as i usually have been. They are kind of a genetic roulette as far as what you're going to get. You can breed the same golden and the same poodle and end up with a dog that got both dogs negative traits and temperament or one that is perfect. That is why I'm still not sold on them. It has nothing to do with them needing to be bred with a purpose but, bred with no consideration. Then you have the question of course how second and third generaions will be classified?
@@Ali_D_Katt thank you, I get this guys loves his dog but he completely addressed this wrong. The standard about ethical breeding is “dogs should only be bred for the betterment of the breed”. It’s not just about them having a job it’s about them being healthier and living longer, happier lives. A lot of these people want mixes because they’re cute meanwhile you’re breeding health and behavioral issues into the dogs and on top of that they don’t know how to properly care for them which is what many owners of doodles do.
@@devinxoxo8350 he does take fantastic care of his dog but even his point about just wanting a snuggly, loving, companion animal is a moot point. Since they can't breed them with any certainty about temperament. Will their temperament of the higher energy, higher latent intelligence (which can be trouble if not properly channeled/engaged/redirected), task oriented, goal motivated, higher pray driven poodles or the goofy, bouncy, never met a stranger, cool on the couch with the fam or in the bush hunting golden or lab who stay in the silly puppy phase longer than a poodle? No one can say. I just think he needs to be careful about promoting them as one thing for definitely sure. I have a half Black labradore retriever that I'm 99.9% certain is also half walker treeing coon hound. I love her very much her temperament is mostly lab but she has that damn houndy nose that gets her into trouble, a neurotic urge to bark, a proclivity to get on a scent and wander off, and due to her first year of life being on the streets doesn't love strangers. That's an erratic mix of traits lol luckily I was prepared for whatever but someone expecting lab only might not be.
Dogs are better than any antidepressant. They come with an endless supply of totally unconditional love. They don’t care if your hair is a mess or if you have bad breath. On the contrary, they seem to find bad breath more appealing. They’re goofy and sweet and look out for you. That’s their “job”.
My previous doggy pulled me out of deleting myself, he's gone to old age now but our new puppy keeps me smiling to keep my promise to my previous doggy how I would never go back to that desolate idea.
I have a wonderful mutt- a rescue jack russell terrier mix. He has kept me company for the last 12 years which have been my loneliest. He sits or stands quietly by my side and nuzzles me when he can sense that I’m blue. I don’t have one friend who can do that - they have their own lives and should not be bothered 😕 So I completely understand you and Brodie- not as the magical super star but as your best friend. Enjoy each other’s company ❤
My only problem with mix breeds or people who keep breeding them is that they end up more in the shelter or this happen a ton a lot in the past where they stop breeding a certain breed and they go extinct but goldendoodle are amazing dogs so anyone lucky to have one
As someone who works with animals every golden doodle I've ran into are awesome in personality but not so much with health issues. Doodles particularly have really horrible skin. Just be careful when you get one from a breeder.
They’re the biggest offenders of backyard “greeders” and often have out of control temperaments. They’re not an actual breed either. They can be great adorable dogs too obviously
Absolutely correct. Companionship! True unadulterated LOVE. I can have a really bad day and he’s there to uplift my soul when it feels crushed! My G’doodle Combat is my life saver (USMC Ret). Love watching you and Brodie, thank you both. 🙏🏽
honestly, it's more impressive to have an actual trusting relationship with your dog than for it to be able to do super complex tricks, herd animals, etc.
I have a 3 year old female golden doodle and she is the most loving, gentle, affectionate, and intelligent dog I have ever owned. She brings me so much joy. Her love for me is unconditional. She is friendly with everyone. She loves children! I am blessed to have her.
no thanks! i will continue to buy from ethical breeders, if anything we should address the real problem of backyard breeders! the people that create these genetic dumpster fires causing them to go into shelters
@@customfloormix There’s no ethical breeding anymore unless you’re breeding for a specific life saving dog- protection/ an actual service animal. And you my friend don’t have an actual service dog. Anything can be an ESA.
Apart from being the most adorable dog I have seen Brodie does serve a purpose look at all the smiles and joy he gives to everyone especially the children’s hospitals he’s amazing❤
I had a golden doodle growing up and he was the fucking best goddamn dog ever! Super sweet and just wanted to come with us. He was a companion dog and perfect fit for it
me too.My goldendoodle hes dumb and he has more rizz than me. 5 GIRLFREINDS BRUH. and i dont even got a single boy. hes the best. me made my famlily much happier.
The main argument I've heard against Golden Doodles isn't about them "not having a purpose". It's because Golden Doodles are the poster child for backyard-bred dogs, since puppies can sell for so much. So you end up with an entire "breed" of dogs that have horrid health and/or temperament because they weren't bred with these things in mind - of course they're going to develop a reputation for being difficult dogs. You may not see it that way, but you got very, _very_ lucky with Brodie.
Exactly. Plenty of breeds were bred to be companions and not ratters, herders, etc. The problem with doodles is, as you said, they're common byb and puppy mill dogs. Often they're a combo of a poodle and another high energy dog but they attract people who are more concerned with having a designer dog than a well trained dog who fits their lifestyle but maybe isn't trendy. Add that in with the poor breeding you get with bybs and it's a recipe for dogs that aren't exactly well behaved. I live near Lancaster, PA and the doodle craze has led to just so many mediocre experiences with them.
@@batkat0 I know when he said that he wants a dog for companionship and not bred for a purpose I was like, “ah, so you’d don’t understand the argument.” Breeding for companionship IS a purpose. There are tons of traits that we can select for that will produce better companions.
Exactly, Brodie has literally made so many people smile and laugh. The bond he and his dad have is beautiful. I say all types of animals have purpose, they are pure, loving souls. ❤
Many animal workers (including myself) also add that golden doodles are NOTORIOUS for having bad behavior issues if the dog isn't being social/ worked with/ spent time with for a good amount of time daily. Doodles are velcro dogs that neeeed human interaction throughout the day. DO NOT get a Doodle if you will be gone most of the day or they will be alone a lot. THIS WHY THEY AMAZING SERVICE DOGS!!! If you want a more independent crate-em- and leave-em dog, a doodle is not for you.
It’s nothing to take personally- the problem is just the fact that with the dog comes many issues. The backyard breeding, and the misconceptions. They aren’t hypoallergenic. You take a shedding dog and mix it with a curly hair coated dog, the dander and stuff is still there. And also breeding a short haired shedding coat with a curly hair coated dog is a matter disaster waiting to happen 😭 and it makes it even worse because a lot of people who don’t know these things adopt these doodle breeds because they’re cute and stuff, and they end up matted, or badly behaved because people can’t seem to get that it’s still has the temperaments of retrievers and poodles they need to accommodate for. I work with dogs and so many of the “doodle” breeds are so misbehaved because people just buy their cute lil doodle dogs and just don’t put in the work… if you can put in the work of brushing your dog regularly and give basic training AND get your dog from a credible breeder there is no problem with having a doodle breed. But in the end all of that goes with any dog breed but it’s even worse because of how insanely popular doodles are right now. It’s so sad to see how these dogs are ending up because I’ve met a ton of sweet doodles who are super sweet but their coat is tremendous, or their coat is fantastic but they are so bad 😭 it’s so sad… this is all coming from personal experience working with them every day. (I work at a dog daycare, with groomers and it’s really sad seeing this stuff- these poor dogs 😕) I just ranted so I don’t even know if what I said made sense lol aw well. Hope it did.
We normally just shave our doodle because he enjoy’s have little journeys into our creek and pool so he needs brushing consistent brushing when we grow out his fur in like November and December. He is also very protective of his toys and he has a habit of biting kids (btw we never knew it was a problem because he like never shows aggression) so I’ve been training him almost everyday in just general training, sit, stay, heel, paw, lay down, and leave it, but I’ve also been just doing some minor agaility training and he’s done really well at it. I think golden doodles can be trained very well if the owner is willing to put that effort in, same goes for the brushing. (I’m just yapping lol)
The purpose that is very needed, especially in today's world, is to share and express love. That's what Brodie and other doodles do. Emotional support is a purpose.
Purebreds can be bred for companionship… that is a purpose and there are tons of traits that one can select for to improve their role in fulfilling that purpose… the guy in the video just doesn’t understand the argument or is intentionally lying about it.
Quien puede odiar a una criatura tan hermoso y lleno de tanto amor....es un angelito que llena de alegría la vida de quienes lo conocen....Dios los bendiga chicos!!!!
Golden doodles, being bred from two retriever breeds, ARE retrievers. They retrieve your happiness if you lose it, and they bring it right back into your life.
I love that Brodie is wearing headphones. I have a rescue beagle/bassett. I'm sure he was bred for extra stubbornness and attitude and I love every bit of it.
I have an Aussie Mountain Doodle. She's six months old and excitement is continuous with her but she's such a smart and sweet pup too. Shedding is so little it isn't worth mentioning but that doesn't mean you don't have to comb them several times per week or they matty up quick.
As a vet student/someone who has talked with a lot of pet care professionals AND the owner of a Bernedoodle, first of all we don’t hate goldendoodles or any doodle breed. We hate the way humans have turned them into the next trendy thing. They’re not just cute dogs, they’re a lot of work and can have some pretty serious health problems if not bred properly which due to the demand they rarely are. We love all dogs! Just unfortunate that outside influences have created some negative perceptions about the breed.
Exactly. Most of the people selling Doodles are backyard breeders with puppy mills. Could there be some responsible breeders out there? Sure. But since it's not an official breed, there is no sort of proper oversight for their breeders. If I desperately wanted a Doodle, I would never buy one, only adopt. And even then, it would be based on what the actual individual dog was like.
As a former dog day care worker no, doodles are the worst because they typically have a lot of energy and can be a bit stubborn because of their poodle half, it’s also because people mistakenly get a doodle thinking that they don’t shed, so when you put that all together you get a dog that is usually hyper doesn’t listen to you and matted. No hate just know what you’re getting into.
The poodle is one of the most intelligent dogs there hyper cause there not trained.There stubborn cause of the retriever side not the poodle side the need an assertive owner.
Standard poodle owners (like myself) would argue that it’s definitely not the poodle side that makes them unruly. My standard is a magnificent specimen. The best dog I’ve ever had in my life. She blows my mind and I can’t stand disobedient dogs
They're so cute thooo. I had two and i loved them so much. Definitely do not recommend for the elderly, but for a family or someone who will put up with the energy then they're great
Golden doodles are bred for the purpose of combining both the purposes of the golden and the poodle. A hypoallergenic, little to no shedding friendly family dog.
He does have a purpose, he’s making people happy. Thank you Brodie and all the dogs in this world for giving humans a purpose to live for. Animals of all different kinds are making our world better then many of us humans.
This is not why people hate golden doodles, I feel like this owner of a golden doodle is the only one that understands how much maintenance is required to take care. Most other owners let their dogs get matted and they are not trained properly and they are just a Fad dog and mostly are not bred properly. They are bred to be cute which down the line can lead to a bunch of health issues. I have one doodle client who comes in who is deaf and blind due to improper breeding. It’s quite sad actually.
Some people hate breeds that are created by humans because some of these breeds have health issues, especially if they’re overbred. For example French bulldogs struggle to breathe properly because they’re overbred and therefore genetically malformed
I don't hate Brodie, he's well raised, healthy, well behaved, he's genuinely a great dog. Every other golden doodle I know and work with is insane and all of them have behavioral issues. Most of this is caused by poor breeding and even more so, being owned by people who have absolutely no clue what they're getting into, so their dogs are wild.
@@alexw.7097 And they're a relatively new breed and for these problems like misbehavior occur more often. But it doesn't apply for Brodie in particular of course.
@@lnvr46 Yeah, agreed. Also any breed/mix that explodes in popularity is going to suffer from crappy bybs trying to make a profit with no regard to things like the health of the parents, (whether it's even a compatible cross,) and the homes the puppies are going to. I can't tell you how much misinformation about doodles we have to correct owners on bc the "breeder" (scammer,) lied to get the puppies sold. 😫 (Granted, the owners also didn't do their research which is dumb, but they're not being purposefully harmful to their dogs, when "breeders" should know better.)
Except the guy in he video isn’t accurately representing the argument against designers. Breeding with purpose doesn’t preclude the purpose being companionship… the whole point of purebreds is that you are getting dogs with similar traits, so you know what to expect before getting to dog. That’s not the case for mixes, you could get the poodle half, the Golden half, and mix of both, or neither. So his own argument doesn’t make sense, you’d still go for a purebred that fits your lifestyle if you care about companionship and if you don’t care about the dog fitting your lifestyle then go to a rescue.
@@sgshadaybut not by design there usually stray dogs, and if they are mixes then that is exactly the point. People got a dog because it looked cute and it didn’t turn out the way they expected so they gave the dog up. Of all he cared about was a good companion then he could have went and saved one of the millions of dogs at a shelter. He got Brody because he looked cool and now he’s using those looks for monetary gain. I’m sorry but he seems disingenuous to me. I got a Mini Aussie because I like the way he looked and the breed fit my active lifestyle, but mostly because he was a beautiful dog. I’m not going to make up Some bullshit lie about why I got him. I could have went to a shelter and got another pitbull like I did before him but this time I wanted what I wanted. He’s lucky he got one that’s more golden retriever because almost of the these golden doodles I’ve come across at the dog parts are str8 up insane. 😂😂😂
Or you can learn how to get along with others. All dogs might as well be hearding dogs because having to drag along all of you people’s baggage is a shzt ton of work… and one sided, which is why you lack companionship in the first place.
Brodie was born with a job. His job is being his sweet, lovable self and adoring his Daddy as well as making us smile with love in our heart for this sweet doggy angel. There is no greater job for a dog than that. ❤❤❤❤
Cliff you should check out why the golden doodle was created! Also the person who did this wishes he had never done it! What this has caused is to many different cross breeding without the forthought of health issues! Breeders spend years trying to have lines that are healthy! Your dog is beautiful and well trained! But appreciation should be given to the hard working pure bread dog breeders!
"I just want him to be my friend that gives me hugs" that really pulled my heart strings. I wish more people really just cared for animals like that. On a human sort of level and not just about the work they can do for us.
Ah he tricked you by leaving out half the argument. The part he said is moot, people don't care about the work anymore they want friends to. The part he left out is these designer breeds are most often illegally bred and sold. These people inbreed the litters until they're to messed up to sell, then dump the messed up ones and start again.
My mom's goldendoodle was the smartest dog I've ever met. He was like a big nanny to us kids. That's their purpose, to be a companion, nanny, and comfort.
Ya, almost like the guy misrepresented the argument eh? Ya, those things you listed are a purpose and purebreds can (and have) been bred for specifically that, aka companionship (being bred as companions is being bred with purpose).
In case you were wondering the Maltese was the first bred that’s entire purpose was companionship. That’s it, nothing else, just meant to be companions.
Brodie’s gift to the world transcends typecasting for work purposes, actually he seems to be having a pretty busy time just making people happy, bringing joy and generally making the world a better place. Go Brodie !!!!!!!! ✨👍🥰
Brodie is not a gift to world but a breeding created to get famous n rich .... And now alot of people will breed poor dogs to get puppies to get famous becoz breeding golden n poodle not always turns into sucess ... Sometimes they get deformed dog he just got lucky with Brodie batch to get a perfect batch ... Half of the times goldenpoodle end up in trash as rate of their begin healthy is less...
@@yvnginfinityno dog is hypoallergenic, but well-bred poodles and dogs with hair are better for those with allergies. When you are mixing a thick double coat with a curly hair coat, you are creating an unpredictable-often dense-coat that is absolutely not allergy free or even low. Mutts don’t breed true like purebreds, so it’s a gamble. You might get a doodle that sheds a lot or one that doesn’t at all. In the end? Just get a poodle 🐩
The best dog I ever had was a golden doodle. I loved her more than any dog I ever had. She was my steadfast companion for 14 years until cancer took her away from me. She was always at my side even as I battled physical disability. Her love was enough. She didn’t have to be bred for a particular sport or work. We had a special bond together. That was her purpose- - to love her human. I miss her more than words can express.
I have two golden doodles...a standard doodle and a miniature doodle. They're so loving, playful, and theyre hypoallergenic which we had to have bc my son has horrible allergies to any kind of animal fur. He doesn't react at all to our doodles which is amazing! They do require A LOT of care and attention to their coats...being brushed DAILY is an absolute must!! If you're willing to put in the the work to take care of their gorgeous coats then they're the best dogs ever! 💖
Not all golden doodles are actually hypoallergenic. And it’s important to make that distinction so that people are well educated before buying one. Golden doodles need to acquire a specific gene and this doesn’t always happen. It also depends on how much they shed. Mixed breed dogs don’t have a “breed standard” so they can be anywhere in the range from golden retriever to poodle. I’m glad your family got wonderful companions, but remember to always share accurate info! :)
@@rosesforleo I was referring to MY dogs. All dogs aren't loving and playful either but again I was referring to MY dogs. I think you read too much into my comment bc I wasn't trying to educate anyone on anything. I was just making a comment about my dogs from my perspective. It's been five months since I made this comment so I'm not sure what the video is even about but again I wasn't trying to educate anyone or get anyone to go out today and purchase a dog based on my comment so need to correct me. Every comment shouldn't be taken so seriously. It would be one thing if I was stating anyone with allergies def needs to buy a golden doodle but that's not what I said. Thanks tho. ;)
Brodie's PURPOSE .. is to bring love and light to all who meet this gorgeous soul of a dog!!! He just radiates HAPPY! You have reared such a wonderful dog.. and I am so glad he has you!!!!
@@petergriffiinbirdistheword Get a bloody grip dude! I heard and understood what cliff had to say about the breeding issue.. but I chose to express my point about Brodie specifically. Next time you think you are in my head.. and you THINK you know what I understood.. STOP .. take a breath.. and realize.. you are NOT.... you ARE ON THE INTERNET genius! Maybe take a pause before you try to act superior keyboard warrior!!!! lol
My issue with doodles is twofold: 1. Many doodles are backyard bred and have TERRIBLE temperaments 2. People don’t train these said doodles, creating problem dogs
Yes, completely agree!! I have a Tibetan Mastiff and thank goodness I socialized her & went through puppy obedience classes with her because we were off in the corner at the vet office waiting room and a guy came in with his golden doodle and it was hyper & rushed my dog!! He had no control over it. My dog stood there with a look of confusion, like what’s his problem??!! She loves meeting new animals and is always gentle, but I think a lot of gd owners don’t realize the importance of obedience training with them. Brodie is a good exception to what I usually see with doodles.
I had a pure bred, papered Labradoodle from the time she was 3 mo's old til she passed at 15 yrs. Sassy went to work with me every day of her life (I was blessed to have an employer who loved dogs). She was the smartest most loyal dog I ever owned. It tore my guts out to lose her; it's been 4 yrs. now and I'm just starting to consider getting another dog. I don't want to compare a new dog to her because she was an exceptional fuzz buddy and it wouldn't be fair to a new pooch. If we cared about each other the way our dogs care about us WOW! what a MUCH nicer world it would be❤ To love and be loved is a very important purpose I'd say🤷♀️
This guy should keep his opinion and Useless dog to himself. My Malinois and working line American bulldogs are the best companions in the world… and they’re not stupid, untrainable, and motivationless. These “companion dogs” are a weak castrated human experiment gone wrong
@@KayaStar1no point dude. These people don't realise that in a working litter maybe 3-4 will be working dogs and the other 6 will be pet dogs, breeding for anything but working purpose is useless.
My issue is that golden doodles are marketed as “hypoallergenic” dogs which they are absolutely 100% not, and their breeding much like other highly engineered dogs like flat face breeds actually have huge numbers of genetic and health problems, because of their engineered breeding, I would rather rescue a mutt from the humane society than get a doodle for those reasons alone.
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I love that Brodie had something to say about it too😭😂😂😂
Ikr
As he should
@@Fee-Fee ikr so slayy
I 😮😊😮🎉😮e
@@len2773 are you alright
Brodie has a clear purpose of emotional support and hugs why can’t ppl see
So clear, right?🤷♀️
Exactly!
Because they are morons and Brodie is a big fluffy sweet and loving dog
So true 🐕🐕🐕🐕
Brodie brings a lot of joy and happiness to that family. He is also an integral part of his business. Pretty much the definition of a perfect working dog.
I love the quick cut to Brodie sitting with a pair of headphones in a chair😂😂
And a mic to hear him panting😂
@@queen_of_4Brodie asmr 😂
It sucks that SOME are unethically bred but the same thing can be said about ANY breed.
A lot of the issue people have with all doodles in general is that because of their rapid rise in popularity, many breeders use cruel methods to produce as many as possible as fast as possible without putting the necessary time and care into it.
I don't know how it is in other states, but where I work in texas we see a ton of them since their rise in demand, and people here do not train them. They just get them because they're cute and people don't realize they can actually have really bad personalities. Had one the other day try to rip our hands off just for touching it. Owner was playing the "he won't bite you" card while we have his crazy dog in the back with a muzzle because we can't do anything with it. It bit 2 of us
My akc master certificate hunter black lab has some puppies around the time that the doodles came around, and I couldn't sell them for more than 150 bucks. The vet charges for the pups were hafe of that. The puppies were probably worth 600 dollars
But why hate on the breed? a lot of us really just want companions❤ tons of people! 😂
@@MichellesdesignsEtcyou can be companions with any breed of dog lol its def unethical to create a whole breed cuz it looks cute. Atleast they dont have the health problems pugs have
People that buy dogs based on how cute they look shouldn’t own any animal
Groomers hate goldendoodles because most owners don't brush them since they "don't shed" so they're brought in severely matted. When they're so matted, they are required to be shaved down which pisses off the owner who didn't brush them enough in the first place. Please brush them like he does with Brody!!
According to a friend I have that's a dog groomer, since doodles, golden or otherwise, are bred between dogs with incompatible coat types sometimes there's really no caring for the coat properly other than shaving it off(and depending on the mix &particular genetics of the dog, that can also result in spots of alopecia).
There's nothing wrong with mutts, imo, there is something wrong with purpose breeding mutts for money while claiming they're magical super breeds.
I was just coming to the comments to say this. And it’s not so much that we hate the doodle. It’s the entitled owners and the greeders we dislike the most. I like a well kept doodle.
But the way they always try to be Eeyor when you get to the face is pretty annoying though
Exactly. That's why Brodie always looks immaculate. People want a long-haired dog or cat, but they don't want to put forth the work of daily maintenance. It disgusts me when I see people with similar dog types and they never bathe or groom the poor animal. Grooming takes time, and yes, it can be costly, but that's why people need to do responsible research before selecting any breed of dog or cat. Matting is painful to the animal and makes work difficult for the groomer.
It’s not always on the owner. My family has a labradoodle and we spent our first few years with him brushing him everyday only for him to inevitably get mats and need to be shaved. Now we just have him get regular puppy cuts since we can’t spend enough time on his coat each day to prevent him from getting mats.
@@frigidowl6492 It's 100% okay to get the hair cuts on them anyways since there may not be enough time for brushing. BUT, they DO require that extra amount of brushing that shorter haired dogs do not require. However, since the dog cannot brush itself so it IS on the owner to do their research on exactly how much extra work that long haired dog will be. Certain spots on dogs do tend to matte easier like on their buttfluff or behind their ears but the more you know, the better you can brush them!
Brodie brings so much joy to people . Sick children, elderly, healthy, so we love you BRODIE!!!
Am sure those sick and starving children would prefer humans to spend money on healing and feeding them, instead of squandering billions feeding dogs and cats! We are a fkd up civilisation.
If you are happy with your dog -- a Goldendoodle -- that is what is important ! Never mind everyone else.
Brodie is such a terrific pup. Not only is he Cliff’s best friend but he brings happiness and smiles to everyone he meets, especially the kids who are in the hospital. He and his dad are great ambassadors. Don’t forget mom, Luna, Cliff’s other fur baby. You’ve got great kids and they have a great dad. 🦮💜🦮♥️
I've met Brodie and his human, both are adorable and sweet!
Brodie is truly a national treasure , spreading love , licks and goodwill everywhere he goes . I can be having a bad day , watch Brodie's videos and he is like my own therapy dog 😂
I have a 75lb golden doodle and he is the sweetest soul and wonderful companion plus he doesn’t shed.
Stop
Brodie was created for a purpose....a much higher purpose that he is fulfilling. Thank you Cliff for all it takes to bring Brodie and Luna to us. You have made this world a better place. Brodie, Luna and you are the definition of love and compassion . They joy and warm you share and the smiles on the little children's faces brings hope.
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@@TopHatGamerGT thank you!!!
Your voice is as comforting as a warm fire on Christmas morning. Phenomenal job on the podcast Cliff and Brodie!
Well said! ❤
Brodie was bred for a huge PURPOSE! He was bred to be one of the most lovable affectionate dogs on this earth! MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! ❤
Brodie has a job. He's a diplomat for every dog out there. He brings so much joy to everyone that sees him. That's a good purpose.
My black lab is a good will ambassador also! Except for today while we were recycling he greeted this lady and she screamed I tried to re assure her that he means no harm. He just likes to greet people!! Not a vicious bone in his body 👅
My Golden doodle Stella is my companion😊She gives me high 5, high 10, her purpose is my entertainment and companionship.
My doodle is my lovey, lol she herds, retrieves,guards and entertains the heck out of me. Love her to pieces and so does anyone else who comes into contact with her. Best dog in the world….❤️❤️❤️
I'm absolutely in agreement. I want a dog to love me and I will love back. Like my constant companion. Is not gonna bitch and gripe. Just want to love them and care for them.
Brodie is just the best ❣️
There are purebred, well bred dog breeds that are bred for companionship.
Brody is just another mixed bred mutt with poor genetics. Backyard breeders just use this argument to sell more puppies which only add to the shelter population because they aren't regulated how working and show dogs are.
Brodie heals hearts and makes people smile EVERY single day.
Agree 💯
It's his super power. ❤
Heals and steals
Their just having a serious conversation and Brodie is just in the corner being the most happy guy on the planet
“I just want him to be my friend and give me hugs.” Wow, well said. Well said.
Brodie and Luna are here for a purpose. they are her to make peoples days and give ppl a reason to be happy. They are such a blessing to everyones lives. They go to hospital and childrens hospital and they cheer up the people who need them most. THATS their purpose.
Cliff has said half of what is important. Yes, the companionship. The other half is that the owner has to love and protect their dog throughout its life, and they both need and deserve the unconditional love, friendship and support they give to each other. Brodie is perfect for Cliff, and Cliff is perfect for Brodie. It is wonderful that they both share the experience with everyone they meet.
Yes, I have frequently found that many of the issues with doodles come from having owners who are completely unprepared to have them.
Very well said and I 100% agree!
@@alexw.7097 No, the main issue with Doodles is that the vast majority is backyard bred. This means that those who bred them did not select their parents for good health and temperament. There is a reason that Doodles have such a bad reputation among veteranarians and groomers - and it is not all because of bad owners. That is statistically impossible.
Moreover, the breeders producing Doodles tend to be doing so in a puppy mill format. I would never buy a Doodle mix for these reasons. I may adopt depending on the individual dog.
@@raerohan4241 I did say "most," I absolutely agree though, the byb aspect is also definitely a factor in why doodles are generally disliked in the dog care community.
However, I would also partly count "buying from bybs/puppy mills" as owners having no idea what they're doing.
If you're going to bother spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on *buying* a puppy, the least they could do is vet their "breeders." Encouraging bybs and irresponsible breeding is one of the worst parts of breeds becoming popular, it's mostly the poor dogs that suffer in the end.
The more this man talks about his dog.... the more I luv him...❤❤❤.. reality 😅😅
The dog barked cause he wants to run and retrieve... He even barked on que. Not sit inside a black room with headphones on
That is the first time I’ve heard Brodie bark! He is an awesome dog and would protect his owner with his life. Just cuz he is super cute doesn’t mean he is useless
People hate others that own golden doodles because they do not care about their maintenance. This gentleman right here is the right example on why some people deserve to own one. He takes good care of his pup and gets him groomed professionally by a pet stylist while others will let them become extremely matted and abused. Mad respect for him and his pup.
Yes this is exactly is brody is one of the only golden doodles i have ever seen someone take proper care of with maintenance, training, and exercise. The rest are horribly matted and they cause so many incidents with other dogs because people don’t expect them to be high energy and intelligent like they didnt just breed a golden and a poodle. They buy them purely on looks and neglect them its sad
Then there are the fly by night opportunistic breeders who just want more puppies as quickly as possible so they are not breeding for health and longevity. They're just taking a poodle and some other dog and breeding them. Of course there are responsible breeders but even they cannot say with any certainly what traits they will end up with. Labradoodles, will they get the lab hip displagia or luxating patella. While poodles dont shed its hard to say as a puppy what their coat is going to end up being. They could end up with the Labrador coat which sheds like no tomorrow you don't know until you take them home. Personally, i think in the coming years we're going to see an lots of doodles in rescue because they didnt turn out how the owner envisioned. Hell, we may already be seeing it. Over the last few years i haven't been as tuned into the rescue world as i usually have been. They are kind of a genetic roulette as far as what you're going to get. You can breed the same golden and the same poodle and end up with a dog that got both dogs negative traits and temperament or one that is perfect. That is why I'm still not sold on them. It has nothing to do with them needing to be bred with a purpose but, bred with no consideration.
Then you have the question of course how second and third generaions will be classified?
@@Ali_D_Katt thank you, I get this guys loves his dog but he completely addressed this wrong. The standard about ethical breeding is “dogs should only be bred for the betterment of the breed”. It’s not just about them having a job it’s about them being healthier and living longer, happier lives. A lot of these people want mixes because they’re cute meanwhile you’re breeding health and behavioral issues into the dogs and on top of that they don’t know how to properly care for them which is what many owners of doodles do.
@@devinxoxo8350 he does take fantastic care of his dog but even his point about just wanting a snuggly, loving, companion animal is a moot point. Since they can't breed them with any certainty about temperament. Will their temperament of the higher energy, higher latent intelligence (which can be trouble if not properly channeled/engaged/redirected), task oriented, goal motivated, higher pray driven poodles or the goofy, bouncy, never met a stranger, cool on the couch with the fam or in the bush hunting golden or lab who stay in the silly puppy phase longer than a poodle? No one can say. I just think he needs to be careful about promoting them as one thing for definitely sure.
I have a half Black labradore retriever that I'm 99.9% certain is also half walker treeing coon hound. I love her very much her temperament is mostly lab but she has that damn houndy nose that gets her into trouble, a neurotic urge to bark, a proclivity to get on a scent and wander off, and due to her first year of life being on the streets doesn't love strangers. That's an erratic mix of traits lol luckily I was prepared for whatever but someone expecting lab only might not be.
@@devinxoxo8350i truly can not stand the bulldogs and the like. Their lives seem to be in pain.
Dogs are better than any antidepressant. They come with an endless supply of totally unconditional love. They don’t care if your hair is a mess or if you have bad breath. On the contrary, they seem to find bad breath more appealing. They’re goofy and sweet and look out for you. That’s their “job”.
My previous doggy pulled me out of deleting myself, he's gone to old age now but our new puppy keeps me smiling to keep my promise to my previous doggy how I would never go back to that desolate idea.
I have a wonderful mutt- a rescue jack russell terrier mix. He has kept me company for the last 12 years which have been my loneliest. He sits or stands quietly by my side and nuzzles me when he can sense that I’m blue. I don’t have one friend who can do that - they have their own lives and should not be bothered 😕 So I completely understand you and Brodie- not as the magical super star but as your best friend. Enjoy each other’s company ❤
brodie sat at his own mic is the cutest thing i ever did see
That was an awesome PAWDCAST episode! You are very well spoken, Cliff!! 👏👏
We love Brodie!! He is the best and is such a good friend to you Cliff
My only problem with mix breeds or people who keep breeding them is that they end up more in the shelter or this happen a ton a lot in the past where they stop breeding a certain breed and they go extinct but goldendoodle are amazing dogs so anyone lucky to have one
Golden Doodles are so cute and great companions! They should exist even if their purpose isn’t for herding or anything like that!
I agree
Yes
They should obviously exist even without purpose
But imo they are not cute
I would never own one
As someone who works with animals every golden doodle I've ran into are awesome in personality but not so much with health issues. Doodles particularly have really horrible skin. Just be careful when you get one from a breeder.
They’re the biggest offenders of backyard “greeders” and often have out of control temperaments. They’re not an actual breed either. They can be great adorable dogs too obviously
Yer picture? haha.
Absolutely correct. Companionship! True unadulterated LOVE. I can have a really bad day and he’s there to uplift my soul when it feels crushed! My G’doodle Combat is my life saver (USMC Ret). Love watching you and Brodie, thank you both. 🙏🏽
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Thank you for your service to our wonderful country... God Bless America!! ❤🇺🇸🐾
honestly, it's more impressive to have an actual trusting relationship with your dog than for it to be able to do super complex tricks, herd animals, etc.
Totally agree
So agreed ❤
EXACTLY
@@Caprisunmoon I disagree
It is more important, but the two are not mutually exclusive. It’s actually pretty hard to do those things without trust.
I have a 3 year old female golden doodle and she is the most loving, gentle, affectionate, and intelligent dog I have ever owned. She brings me so much joy. Her love for me is unconditional. She is friendly with everyone. She loves children! I am blessed to have her.
Shelters have plenty of emotional support…help the lives that are already created instead of creating ones.❤
no thanks! i will continue to buy from ethical breeders, if anything we should address the real problem of backyard breeders! the people that create these genetic dumpster fires causing them to go into shelters
@@customfloormix There’s no ethical breeding anymore unless you’re breeding for a specific life saving dog- protection/ an actual service animal. And you my friend don’t have an actual service dog. Anything can be an ESA.
@@laurenpollock15 i do have a service dog actually! :3
Brodie with the headphones completely took me off guard 😂💛 he’s so cute
Apart from being the most adorable dog I have seen Brodie does serve a purpose look at all the smiles and joy he gives to everyone especially the children’s hospitals he’s amazing❤
I had a golden doodle growing up and he was the fucking best goddamn dog ever! Super sweet and just wanted to come with us. He was a companion dog and perfect fit for it
They are playful and perfect family dogs.
me too.My goldendoodle hes dumb and he has more rizz than me. 5 GIRLFREINDS BRUH. and i dont even got a single boy. hes the best. me made my famlily much happier.
My dog doesn't have a purpose except to love me......and she's top of her class at that! Love you, Nika! ❤
That’s right ❤❤❤❤
The main argument I've heard against Golden Doodles isn't about them "not having a purpose". It's because Golden Doodles are the poster child for backyard-bred dogs, since puppies can sell for so much. So you end up with an entire "breed" of dogs that have horrid health and/or temperament because they weren't bred with these things in mind - of course they're going to develop a reputation for being difficult dogs. You may not see it that way, but you got very, _very_ lucky with Brodie.
Exactly. Plenty of breeds were bred to be companions and not ratters, herders, etc. The problem with doodles is, as you said, they're common byb and puppy mill dogs. Often they're a combo of a poodle and another high energy dog but they attract people who are more concerned with having a designer dog than a well trained dog who fits their lifestyle but maybe isn't trendy. Add that in with the poor breeding you get with bybs and it's a recipe for dogs that aren't exactly well behaved. I live near Lancaster, PA and the doodle craze has led to just so many mediocre experiences with them.
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I know when he said that he wants a dog for companionship and not bred for a purpose I was like, “ah, so you’d don’t understand the argument.” Breeding for companionship IS a purpose. There are tons of traits that we can select for that will produce better companions.
That has far more to do with the backyard breeders and not the breed itself no?
Absolutely.
I work at an emergency vet you basically said everything I was going too
Brodie is the man. He brings joy to many people. He’s no different than a service dog.
Brodie said “I CAN retrieve!!! What ya want?”😂
Exactly, Brodie has literally made so many people smile and laugh. The bond he and his dad have is beautiful. I say all types of animals have purpose, they are pure, loving souls. ❤
Thats ridiculous! Thats exactly what I want from a dog....friendship! And Goldendoodles are so amazing! Brodie is the man! ❤❤❤
Goldendoodles do have a purpose. Their purpose is to be our best friend and our loyal companion
They’re definitely adorable
Brodie has a purpose! has a function! has a responsibility - brodie is very important to the herd of human families.
Never worry. You and Brodie have something no one can replace. He knows your heart and that’s all that matters.
I love Brodie chipping in on the discussion. Yes! Brodie you tell those haters. We all love you and your family.
Many animal workers (including myself) also add that golden doodles are NOTORIOUS for having bad behavior issues if the dog isn't being social/ worked with/ spent time with for a good amount of time daily. Doodles are velcro dogs that neeeed human interaction throughout the day. DO NOT get a Doodle if you will be gone most of the day or they will be alone a lot. THIS WHY THEY AMAZING SERVICE DOGS!!!
If you want a more independent crate-em- and leave-em dog, a doodle is not for you.
It’s nothing to take personally- the problem is just the fact that with the dog comes many issues. The backyard breeding, and the misconceptions. They aren’t hypoallergenic. You take a shedding dog and mix it with a curly hair coated dog, the dander and stuff is still there. And also breeding a short haired shedding coat with a curly hair coated dog is a matter disaster waiting to happen 😭 and it makes it even worse because a lot of people who don’t know these things adopt these doodle breeds because they’re cute and stuff, and they end up matted, or badly behaved because people can’t seem to get that it’s still has the temperaments of retrievers and poodles they need to accommodate for. I work with dogs and so many of the “doodle” breeds are so misbehaved because people just buy their cute lil doodle dogs and just don’t put in the work… if you can put in the work of brushing your dog regularly and give basic training AND get your dog from a credible breeder there is no problem with having a doodle breed.
But in the end all of that goes with any dog breed but it’s even worse because of how insanely popular doodles are right now. It’s so sad to see how these dogs are ending up because I’ve met a ton of sweet doodles who are super sweet but their coat is tremendous, or their coat is fantastic but they are so bad 😭 it’s so sad… this is all coming from personal experience working with them every day. (I work at a dog daycare, with groomers and it’s really sad seeing this stuff- these poor dogs 😕)
I just ranted so I don’t even know if what I said made sense lol aw well. Hope it did.
We normally just shave our doodle because he enjoy’s have little journeys into our creek and pool so he needs brushing consistent brushing when we grow out his fur in like November and December. He is also very protective of his toys and he has a habit of biting kids (btw we never knew it was a problem because he like never shows aggression) so I’ve been training him almost everyday in just general training, sit, stay, heel, paw, lay down, and leave it, but I’ve also been just doing some minor agaility training and he’s done really well at it. I think golden doodles can be trained very well if the owner is willing to put that effort in, same goes for the brushing. (I’m just yapping lol)
Are you high on something?
Brodie is acting like he knows what you are talking about. So proud of him. Love you guys.
His only job is to love you and he does that beautifully. He also brings joy to everyone whose life he touches. ❤
Brodie brings joy to everyone he sees ❤ I would say that's a wonderful purpose to have.
The purpose that is very needed, especially in today's world, is to share and express love. That's what Brodie and other doodles do. Emotional support is a purpose.
Purebreds can be bred for companionship… that is a purpose and there are tons of traits that one can select for to improve their role in fulfilling that purpose… the guy in the video just doesn’t understand the argument or is intentionally lying about it.
I honestly didnt expect to see brodie wearing a headset sitting still and being happy just being there. I love it.
Brodie is so loveable, he was born for you!
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Quien puede odiar a una criatura tan hermoso y lleno de tanto amor....es un angelito que llena de alegría la vida de quienes lo conocen....Dios los bendiga chicos!!!!
Golden doodles, being bred from two retriever breeds, ARE retrievers. They retrieve your happiness if you lose it, and they bring it right back into your life.
The cut to brodie with the headset and mic made me holler 😂
I love that Brodie is wearing headphones. I have a rescue beagle/bassett. I'm sure he was bred for extra stubbornness and attitude and I love every bit of it.
I have an Aussie Mountain Doodle. She's six months old and excitement is continuous with her but she's such a smart and sweet pup too. Shedding is so little it isn't worth mentioning but that doesn't mean you don't have to comb them several times per week or they matty up quick.
Brodie look absolutely adorable sitting there with his tongue 😛 sticking out and with his own headphones what a cutie 😊
Bodies purpose is hugging. Literally the definition of an emotional support dog! ❤️
And why can't a shelter dog give emotional support?
God gave us Brodie for a reason. He makes everyone smile & he's very loved.
i have a labradoodle and she is my best friend and service dog! i love doodles!❤
As a vet student/someone who has talked with a lot of pet care professionals AND the owner of a Bernedoodle, first of all we don’t hate goldendoodles or any doodle breed. We hate the way humans have turned them into the next trendy thing. They’re not just cute dogs, they’re a lot of work and can have some pretty serious health problems if not bred properly which due to the demand they rarely are. We love all dogs! Just unfortunate that outside influences have created some negative perceptions about the breed.
Thank you, most dogs today don’t have a “purpose” other than companionship. Idk who this guy has been talking to.
Exactly. Most of the people selling Doodles are backyard breeders with puppy mills. Could there be some responsible breeders out there? Sure. But since it's not an official breed, there is no sort of proper oversight for their breeders. If I desperately wanted a Doodle, I would never buy one, only adopt. And even then, it would be based on what the actual individual dog was like.
“Dogs should be bred for purpose.. things you need for a farm”
Cuts to Brodie in a chair wearing headphones😂😂
I LOVE everything your saying! I want companionship, love, trust. They have the greatest purpose and are so loving. I agree completely!!
New doodle owner. Don't care what anyone says. Bella is super smart, trains easy, very friendly and loving, and doesn't shed. What's not to love?
As a former dog day care worker no, doodles are the worst because they typically have a lot of energy and can be a bit stubborn because of their poodle half, it’s also because people mistakenly get a doodle thinking that they don’t shed, so when you put that all together you get a dog that is usually hyper doesn’t listen to you and matted. No hate just know what you’re getting into.
Also the fact that so many people try to act as if they are a pure breed when in all actuality they’re a mutt.
The poodle is one of the most intelligent dogs there hyper cause there not trained.There stubborn cause of the retriever side not the poodle side the need an assertive owner.
Standard poodle owners (like myself) would argue that it’s definitely not the poodle side that makes them unruly.
My standard is a magnificent specimen. The best dog I’ve ever had in my life. She blows my mind and I can’t stand disobedient dogs
Legit called them the worst but also said no hate. Ok.
They're so cute thooo. I had two and i loved them so much. Definitely do not recommend for the elderly, but for a family or someone who will put up with the energy then they're great
we all need a brodie in our lives!
EVERY dog has a PURPOSE whether it's Herding or Companionship! 😁🩵🐻
Absolutely ❤️ this guy is the one of the best dog owners you will meet.
Golden doodles are bred for the purpose of combining both the purposes of the golden and the poodle. A hypoallergenic, little to no shedding friendly family dog.
He does have a purpose, he’s making people happy. Thank you Brodie and all the dogs in this world for giving humans a purpose to live for. Animals of all different kinds are making our world better then many of us humans.
This is not why people hate golden doodles,
I feel like this owner of a golden doodle is the only one that understands how much maintenance is required to take care. Most other owners let their dogs get matted and they are not trained properly and they are just a Fad dog and mostly are not bred properly. They are bred to be cute which down the line can lead to a bunch of health issues. I have one doodle client who comes in who is deaf and blind due to improper breeding. It’s quite sad actually.
Not to mention that breeding dogs for companionship IS breeding with purpose… lol. What an ignorant thing to say.
Exactly
How could anyone hate a Golden Doodle. Brodie does provide a service. I would love one of his pups. It would be so loved amd well taken care of.
Some people hate breeds that are created by humans because some of these breeds have health issues, especially if they’re overbred. For example French bulldogs struggle to breathe properly because they’re overbred and therefore genetically malformed
I don't hate Brodie, he's well raised, healthy, well behaved, he's genuinely a great dog.
Every other golden doodle I know and work with is insane and all of them have behavioral issues. Most of this is caused by poor breeding and even more so, being owned by people who have absolutely no clue what they're getting into, so their dogs are wild.
@@alexw.7097 And they're a relatively new breed and for these problems like misbehavior occur more often.
But it doesn't apply for Brodie in particular of course.
@@lnvr46 Yeah, agreed. Also any breed/mix that explodes in popularity is going to suffer from crappy bybs trying to make a profit with no regard to things like the health of the parents, (whether it's even a compatible cross,) and the homes the puppies are going to.
I can't tell you how much misinformation about doodles we have to correct owners on bc the "breeder" (scammer,) lied to get the puppies sold. 😫 (Granted, the owners also didn't do their research which is dumb, but they're not being purposefully harmful to their dogs, when "breeders" should know better.)
Companionship is literally the best part of having a dog. The bond is unmatched by any other animal and even some humans
Except the guy in he video isn’t accurately representing the argument against designers. Breeding with purpose doesn’t preclude the purpose being companionship… the whole point of purebreds is that you are getting dogs with similar traits, so you know what to expect before getting to dog. That’s not the case for mixes, you could get the poodle half, the Golden half, and mix of both, or neither. So his own argument doesn’t make sense, you’d still go for a purebred that fits your lifestyle if you care about companionship and if you don’t care about the dog fitting your lifestyle then go to a rescue.
@@gamingwhilebroken2355A lot of rescues are mixes, though?
@@sgshadaybut not by design there usually stray dogs, and if they are mixes then that is exactly the point. People got a dog because it looked cute and it didn’t turn out the way they expected so they gave the dog up. Of all he cared about was a good companion then he could have went and saved one of the millions of dogs at a shelter. He got Brody because he looked cool and now he’s using those looks for monetary gain. I’m sorry but he seems disingenuous to me. I got a Mini Aussie because I like the way he looked and the breed fit my active lifestyle, but mostly because he was a beautiful dog. I’m not going to make up
Some bullshit lie about why I got him. I could have went to a shelter and got another pitbull like I did before him but this time I wanted what I wanted. He’s lucky he got one that’s more golden retriever because almost of the these golden doodles I’ve come across at the dog parts are str8 up insane. 😂😂😂
@@marcuslarwa9098I believe dogs act how their owners are.
Or you can learn how to get along with others. All dogs might as well be hearding dogs because having to drag along all of you people’s baggage is a shzt ton of work… and one sided, which is why you lack companionship in the first place.
Brodie was born with a job. His job is being his sweet, lovable self and adoring his Daddy as well as making us smile with love in our heart for this sweet doggy angel. There is no greater job for a dog than that. ❤❤❤❤
Brodie's purpose makes us all happy. You both (and Nala) make the world a better place.
Nala is a purpose dog
You mean Luna?
@@madiluvsgir right, Nala is another subscription🤭
Brodie ASMR is what we need little cutie ❤
Right, I adopted my dog because I wanted a companionship. Because they needed me as much as I needed them, they love you no matter what.🥰❤️🐶🐶🐶
BRODIE was breed to bring you joy and just to be as sweet and cute as he is❤❤❤❤
Cliff you should check out why the golden doodle was created! Also the person who did this wishes he had never done it! What this has caused is to many different cross breeding without the forthought of health issues! Breeders spend years trying to have lines that are healthy! Your dog is beautiful and well trained! But appreciation should be given to the hard working pure bread dog breeders!
@@pattievans7342 You accidentally put this as a reply instead of its own comment
"I just want him to be my friend that gives me hugs" that really pulled my heart strings. I wish more people really just cared for animals like that. On a human sort of level and not just about the work they can do for us.
Ah he tricked you by leaving out half the argument. The part he said is moot, people don't care about the work anymore they want friends to. The part he left out is these designer breeds are most often illegally bred and sold. These people inbreed the litters until they're to messed up to sell, then dump the messed up ones and start again.
All of my Poodle’s give hugs. Poodle mixes are not the only kind of dogs who do that
Doodles are so human like its weird 😂 i would definitely recommend getting one, they are so loyal and are great companions.
Broadie is amazing. They are best friends. End of conversation. 💚
Haha .... Yep give birth to him to get famous n rich .. yep bestfriend ...
My mom's goldendoodle was the smartest dog I've ever met. He was like a big nanny to us kids. That's their purpose, to be a companion, nanny, and comfort.
Ya, almost like the guy misrepresented the argument eh? Ya, those things you listed are a purpose and purebreds can (and have) been bred for specifically that, aka companionship (being bred as companions is being bred with purpose).
In case you were wondering the Maltese was the first bred that’s entire purpose was companionship. That’s it, nothing else, just meant to be companions.
@gamingwhilebroken2355 what's your point? You're just repeating what I just said
Dogs for companionship can also do other things. Look at Brodie he teaches love as well as being a companion!!
Brody's purpose is to make people happy , I love Brody , when I see your videos, it makes me smile , and makes me happy.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brodie’s purpose is to spread his chill with everyone, everywhere❤
Haha, well there's 1 saying a doodle is chill haha.
Hugs are a purpose. You tell them, Brodie. You are a love dog. ❤❤❤❤❤
Brodie’s gift to the world transcends typecasting for work purposes, actually he seems to be having a pretty busy time just making people happy, bringing joy and generally making the world a better place. Go Brodie !!!!!!!! ✨👍🥰
Brodie is not a gift to world but a breeding created to get famous n rich .... And now alot of people will breed poor dogs to get puppies to get famous becoz breeding golden n poodle not always turns into sucess ... Sometimes they get deformed dog he just got lucky with Brodie batch to get a perfect batch ... Half of the times goldenpoodle end up in trash as rate of their begin healthy is less...
I have a golden doodle and he’s the sweetest, well trained dog ever he’s basically my best friend🫶
Brodie has a purpose... besides being your friend, he brings joy and love to everyone who sees him.💖🐾
golden doodles have a purpose, being a giant fluffy ball of love
They actually go have a purpose. They are hypoallergenic, bred for people with dog allergies meaning they are indeed purpose bred
@@yvnginfinityno dog is hypoallergenic, but well-bred poodles and dogs with hair are better for those with allergies. When you are mixing a thick double coat with a curly hair coat, you are creating an unpredictable-often dense-coat that is absolutely not allergy free or even low. Mutts don’t breed true like purebreds, so it’s a gamble. You might get a doodle that sheds a lot or one that doesn’t at all.
In the end? Just get a poodle 🐩
I love how much you love Brodie! You guys bring such joy to my day
The best dog I ever had was a golden doodle. I loved her more than any dog I ever had. She was my steadfast companion for 14 years until cancer took her away from me. She was always at my side even as I battled physical disability. Her love was enough. She didn’t have to be bred for a particular sport or work. We had a special bond together. That was her purpose- - to love her human. I miss her more than words can express.
I have two golden doodles...a standard doodle and a miniature doodle. They're so loving, playful, and theyre hypoallergenic which we had to have bc my son has horrible allergies to any kind of animal fur. He doesn't react at all to our doodles which is amazing! They do require A LOT of care and attention to their coats...being brushed DAILY is an absolute must!! If you're willing to put in the the work to take care of their gorgeous coats then they're the best dogs ever! 💖
Not all golden doodles are actually hypoallergenic. And it’s important to make that distinction so that people are well educated before buying one. Golden doodles need to acquire a specific gene and this doesn’t always happen. It also depends on how much they shed. Mixed breed dogs don’t have a “breed standard” so they can be anywhere in the range from golden retriever to poodle. I’m glad your family got wonderful companions, but remember to always share accurate info! :)
@@rosesforleo I was referring to MY dogs. All dogs aren't loving and playful either but again I was referring to MY dogs. I think you read too much into my comment bc I wasn't trying to educate anyone on anything. I was just making a comment about my dogs from my perspective. It's been five months since I made this comment so I'm not sure what the video is even about but again I wasn't trying to educate anyone or get anyone to go out today and purchase a dog based on my comment so need to correct me. Every comment shouldn't be taken so seriously. It would be one thing if I was stating anyone with allergies def needs to buy a golden doodle but that's not what I said. Thanks tho. ;)
@@rosesforleotrue, but my doodles don’t shed at all
@@CoralluvXOyeah but you constantly have to brush that shit to avoid it matting
Brodie's PURPOSE .. is to bring love and light to all who meet this gorgeous soul of a dog!!! He just radiates HAPPY! You have reared such a wonderful dog.. and I am so glad he has you!!!!
I love how you totally missed the point. 😂
@@petergriffiinbirdistheword Get a bloody grip dude! I heard and understood what cliff had to say about the breeding issue.. but I chose to express my point about Brodie specifically. Next time you think you are in my head.. and you THINK you know what I understood.. STOP .. take a breath.. and realize.. you are NOT.... you ARE ON THE INTERNET genius! Maybe take a pause before you try to act superior keyboard warrior!!!! lol
My issue with doodles is twofold:
1. Many doodles are backyard bred and have TERRIBLE temperaments
2. People don’t train these said doodles, creating problem dogs
Yes, completely agree!! I have a Tibetan Mastiff and thank goodness I socialized her & went through puppy obedience classes with her because we were off in the corner at the vet office waiting room and a guy came in with his golden doodle and it was hyper & rushed my dog!! He had no control over it. My dog stood there with a look of confusion, like what’s his problem??!! She loves meeting new animals and is always gentle, but I think a lot of gd owners don’t realize the importance of obedience training with them. Brodie is a good exception to what I usually see with doodles.
I had a pure bred, papered Labradoodle from the time she was 3 mo's old til she passed at 15 yrs. Sassy went to work with me every day of her life (I was blessed to have an employer who loved dogs). She was the smartest most loyal dog I ever owned. It tore my guts out to lose her; it's been 4 yrs. now and I'm just starting to consider getting another dog. I don't want to compare a new dog to her because she was an exceptional fuzz buddy and it wouldn't be fair to a new pooch. If we cared about each other the way our dogs care about us WOW! what a MUCH nicer world it would be❤ To love and be loved is a very important purpose I'd say🤷♀️
Brodie is bred for a purpose. His job is to brighten everyone's day!! And he does, and then some!!❤❤
Agreed❤
Nah i disagree not my day bc i not like how golden doodle noodle Looks like..
This guy should keep his opinion and Useless dog to himself. My Malinois and working line American bulldogs are the best companions in the world… and they’re not stupid, untrainable, and motivationless. These “companion dogs” are a weak castrated human experiment gone wrong
@@KayaStar1yupp. he’s an idiot with money.
@@KayaStar1no point dude. These people don't realise that in a working litter maybe 3-4 will be working dogs and the other 6 will be pet dogs, breeding for anything but working purpose is useless.
My issue is that golden doodles are marketed as “hypoallergenic” dogs which they are absolutely 100% not, and their breeding much like other highly engineered dogs like flat face breeds actually have huge numbers of genetic and health problems, because of their engineered breeding, I would rather rescue a mutt from the humane society than get a doodle for those reasons alone.