Anonymous wrote:Yeah I don't like the way that dog above looks at all. I'm just not a fan of the shaggy dog look especially in the face.
Also I think a lot of the golden doodle hate is just because there are so many of them. Honestly at least 50-75% of the people I know who have gotten dogs in the last few years have gotten some sort of doodle mix. Mostly golden doodles but also lots of berna-doodles and labra-doodles. There is such a huge variety of dogs out there, why does everyone focus so narrowly on these few breeds.
Anonymous wrote:not cute
Anonymous wrote:not cute

Anonymous wrote:They are some of the smartest dogs you can buy - goldens and poodles are top5 in terms of intelligence.
They don't shed
They are cute as hell, except for the massive mangy looking ones but that's because those were most likely terrible breeders.
My puppy is smarter than 90% of humans..and I don't mean that as a joke. Majority of people are morons, my dog isn't
They are some of the softest dogs I've ever felt
She is a lap dog, loves snuggling
Can go on 4-6 mile hikes no problem
What other dog breed can do all of this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What bothers me is the number of ‘oodles’ of all sorts that end up in rescue. People want the personality of the Golden and the lack of shedding from the poodle but this often does not happen. I wish breeders were much more honest about the type of dog your puppy could become so that people could really understand that their ‘oodle’ may or may not shed so they should not get an ‘oodle’ if they require a non-shedding breed. And the puppy may or may not have the golden personality so they should not get an ‘oodle’ if they really need that personality type. i am so tired of hearing about people who give thousands of dollars to a breeder who has assured them their new puppy will be low to no shed and when discovering the dog sheds then gives the dog away or gives to rescue. I blame the breeders for propagating misinformation. As a buyer please try and support reputable breeders who are honest. I do not dislike ‘oodles’ - I dislike breeders who lie for profit and owners who buy dogs without really doing research so then give them up.
Where do you live? We have been looking for a doodle for over a year, but prefer to rescue, and I never see them in DC-area rescues! Actually, I did see one last summer and we put in an application for him, but the lady said they got 50 applications for him!
Please share!!!
Agree, i looked for months for a rescue oodle to no avail. I don't think this is common.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They are some of the smartest dogs you can buy - goldens and poodles are top5 in terms of intelligence.
They don't shed
They are cute as hell, except for the massive mangy looking ones but that's because those were most likely terrible breeders.
My puppy is smarter than 90% of humans..and I don't mean that as a joke. Majority of people are morons, my dog isn't
They are some of the softest dogs I've ever felt
She is a lap dog, loves snuggling
Can go on 4-6 mile hikes no problem
What other dog breed can do all of this?
Posted by a profiteer or a puppy mill. Don't buy these dogs. There is a reason they are not AKC-recognized. It's an ethics issue. Be an informed prospective pet owner.
Anonymous wrote:Right and then you hear about the overbred purebreds with hip problems and short lives. Not sure what the obsession is over purebreds.
Anonymous wrote:They are some of the smartest dogs you can buy - goldens and poodles are top5 in terms of intelligence.
They don't shed
They are cute as hell, except for the massive mangy looking ones but that's because those were most likely terrible breeders.
My puppy is smarter than 90% of humans..and I don't mean that as a joke. Majority of people are morons, my dog isn't
They are some of the softest dogs I've ever felt
She is a lap dog, loves snuggling
Can go on 4-6 mile hikes no problem
What other dog breed can do all of this?
Anonymous wrote:Here we go with doodles are ugly againseriously, even when my dogs hair is a mop he’s getting compliments.
Anonymous wrote:They are some of the smartest dogs you can buy - goldens and poodles are top5 in terms of intelligence.
They don't shed
They are cute as hell, except for the massive mangy looking ones but that's because those were most likely terrible breeders.
My puppy is smarter than 90% of humans..and I don't mean that as a joke. Majority of people are morons, my dog isn't
They are some of the softest dogs I've ever felt
She is a lap dog, loves snuggling
Can go on 4-6 mile hikes no problem
What other dog breed can do all of this?