looking for a male goldendoodle puppy

Starting to look, medium, wanting a blond or tan, not real curly, low shed I think a F1b?. Can anyone help.... Pls

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Permalink Reply by Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle on March 31, 2012 at 10:45am

Hi Mike,

Doodle Kisses Guidelines prohibit us from making specific breeder recommendations here in the public forum. Members may leave you a message on your page.

The first step in finding your doodle is to read this: What to Look for in a Breeder

There are many unscrupulous people and puppy mills selling dogs on-line, and it can be difficult to find a responsible and reputable breeder without some guidelines. This will help you greatly.

We also have an Owner Recommended Breeders Group where you can find reviews of various breeders by people who have not only purchased dogs from them, but have visited the facilities personally.

You can also see GD puppies available through breeders who have verified that they health test their breeding dogs here:

http://www.doodlekisses.com/group/goldendoodlepuppiesforsale

I would also recommend that you join some groups for your geographical area and you may get some feedback from other owners about their breeders.

Good luck in your search!

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Permalink Reply by Jarka, Monty & Auggie on March 31, 2012 at 10:49am

Hi Mike, I did a lot of research with the help of this website: http://goldendoodles.com/breeders.htm

I have an English Cream Goldendoodle, which is a cross between an English Golden Retriever (white and stockier than American GR) and a white standard poodle.

I bet other IL people will be able to chime in. Good luck in your search. This is a great website to meet doodle owners and learn a lot.

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Permalink Reply by Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle on March 31, 2012 at 11:28am

Also, F1Bs have the greatest chance of not shedding, but they also tend to be curlier than F1s. So if you don't care for the curlier coats, you may want to consider an F1, although then you have a higher risk of shedding.