Goldendoodle (Poodle X Golden Retriever)

Goldendoodles are a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. They come in a variety of sizes from the lanky energetic standard Goldendoodles, through to Miniature and Teacup Goldendoodles.

Knowing what type of coat a Goldendoodle will have is important – as these dogs are often desired for their non-shedding hypoallergenic hair. (e.g. If you are after a non-shedding Goldendoodle – you will need to look for a F1b Goldendoodle)

As a family dog expert, I love the Goldendoodle crossbreed. Our team of expert writers and Vet reviewers have answered hundreds of questions about Goldendoodles. Don’t forget to check out our complete Goldendoodle color guide (with photos).

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Family friendly, fun-loving with a zest for life. We love the vibrant (and often non-shedding) Goldendoodle. It endures as one of the most popular Poodle Mix breed dogs.

Goldendoodle Health and Grooming Concerns

These affectionate dogs are known for their vitality and charm but come with specific health considerations that owners need to be aware of.

In this dedicated space, we delve into the most pressing health issues for Goldendoodles, including hip dysplasia, ear infections, and skin conditions like atopy,

Our expert advice extends to grooming tips tailored to the Goldendoodle’s unique coat, ensuring your dog not only feels good but looks great too. Learn how to maintain their health through proper nutrition, regular exercise, and timely veterinary care, ensuring a long and joyful life together.

Goldendoodle Training Advice

Training your Goldendoodle, known for their intelligence and willingness to please, can be a rewarding experience. This section offers expert tips on basic commands, house training, and addressing common behavioral issues using positive reinforcement techniques.

Advanced training topics are also covered, helping you address common behavioral challenges like separation anxiety and leash pulling. Our goal is to equip you with the tools and techniques for a successful training journey.

Goldendoodle Breeders and Rescues

Welcome to our Goldendoodle Adoption section, the starting point for bringing a Goldendoodle into your life. Whether you’re considering adoption from a rescue or purchasing from a breeder, it’s crucial to make informed decisions.

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Learn More About Goldendoodle Coat Types

How to predict Goldendoodle coat types – super important if you want a non-shedding Goldendoodle!

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