Labradoodle & Goldendoodle Forum
A group for DoodleKisses members aged 50+ years old (and willing to admit it) who own, are about-to-own, are thinking-about-owning, or just plain love and appreciate doodles! :)
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Latest Activity: Mar 25, 2019
Started by Lanell in Colorado. Last reply by Ricki and Tara (doodle) Oct 6, 2016. 24 Replies 0 Favorites
I can't believe it. I've become obnoxious. I'm a dog person. I now carry treats in my pockets and sing the praises of my intelligent, accomplished, beautiful and well mannered....D O G. I just…Continue
Started by Sally M. Last reply by Sally M Jan 6, 2016. 6 Replies 0 Favorites
I suppose I belong here. I'm 50+ and then some. :-) My name is Sally and I'm Mommy to 5 1/2 month old Penny, a cream colored F1 Goldendoodle. Penny has gold ears and a little gold streaked here and…Continue
Started by LucyR. Last reply by Phyllis Kandul Feb 18, 2015. 42 Replies 0 Favorites
I am 70 and single, but in good health, active and walk daily with Ozzie. We also do long hikes when we go to doggie camp in the summer (2-3 hours or more on mountain trails.) I know that Ozzie…Continue
Started by S. Pender. Last reply by Gem's Jewel Feb 12, 2014. 18 Replies 0 Favorites
Comment by S. Pender1 minute agoGreetings! New Doodle Kisses Members here..all four of us. Hunter, Madison, Hudson and me. Can you guess…Continue
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Welcome to the group, Shelly.
Lynda Kamrath has a sheepadoodle puppy. Welcome to the group.
Greetings all! I'm new to the group and new to doodles. Bella is a sheepadoodle and as of today is 5 1/2 months old. I'm training her to work with my patients (I'm a shrink). She's too young, so I'm just getting her used to being around the patients. I'm (GASP) 58! A shrink with a twisted sense of humor. I'm looking forward to meeting you all- if anyone here has a sheepadoodle let me know! I only found 2 in the sheepadoodle group!
When I worked in a grooming shop we used a mild, organic neem shampoo. And we only had one client who came as often as monthly, a little Havanese. Most every other client came every 8 to 12 weeks.
If you must bathe your dog frequently, use a mild shampoo, and do not use a hot dryer. Let the dog air dry as much as possible, or use a cool dryer setting. This will help prevent the skin getting too dry.
To prevent the need for frequent bathing, it also helps if you do not use leave-in conditioners or grooming products. These can attract and trap dirt.
The latest thought is that if you use a mild shampoo formulated for dogs, then it is perfectly OK to bathe weekly. Our Dood can get very dirty from his job and just plain water from our hose can't get him clean. When this happens we have had to give him a shower each week.
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