Cream and White Doodles

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Comment by Annie Starlight Dancer Hovis on May 16, 2009 at 3:31am

OMG annie is coming home today she went from 2 days to 8 weeks look.......

Comment by Nancy - Opal, Meadow & Tariki on May 15, 2009 at 10:39am

Here is the beginning of Opal's clay mask process....

Comment by Nancy - Opal, Meadow & Tariki on May 15, 2009 at 10:31am

Now that I think of it... my breeder/groomer sometimes uses Pink Solution on the dogs for staining. It is non toxic for the dogs and removes the staining quite well.

Comment by Shanthala Rajagopala on May 15, 2009 at 6:57am

Happy birthday Phoebe!!!
Hi all, I have a cream labradoodle and you can see in the picture how colorful her chin is:-) But, it is much better now. I have been using the blueberry/vanilla facial scrub from Spa every other day and it seems to be helping a lot. There is also another product (google for blueberry facial for dogs) whichs i double the price of spa facial. I did not know how well these products (all natural though) works and hence ordered the spa product. But it does work to some extent and it smells sooo good...she gets lots of kisses on her chin after the facial:-)

Comment by Kimberly Sanderlin on May 15, 2009 at 5:19am

Hello all, Just joined doddlekisess after visiting the site often. I have a 1 1/2 yr old f1 Goldendoodle named Sadie. She also seems to get a "dirty" looking chin. I was looking for a new groomer since moving to SC and came across this product called "angel eyes" on their website. It was very informative on what causes the tear stains, and also works on other stains too. The groomer is very holistic and she sells the product at her pet spa. You can also read about it on the internet. When I asked her about Sadie's chin and if she thought that Angel Eyes would work she said that she wanted to see if the stain went away with a bath...and it did. I still think I am going to purchase it anyways. Alot of times staining comes from dampness...you all know how doodles are about drinking and drippy chins! They don't have great drinking manners. My doodles chin is almost always wet. It is only dry it seems when she gets up in the morning. I hope this helps....the website with Angel Eyes has lots of before and after pics. I am so glad I joined doodleskisses and now this "cream group" maybe we are the "cream of the crop?"

Comment by Sam on May 15, 2009 at 4:56am

We are in Australia and we are on an acre and a half of which about half of it is 'bush'- meaning its just scrub - plants but no grass as such. A great place for him to dig and get muddy after the rain!!!!! Hence a bush block...... lol

Comment by Sharon, Boo & Cricket on May 15, 2009 at 12:57am

Happy Birfday Foxy and Phoebe! :) Hope you had a great birfday!
Everyone's doodles are so cute! :)
Hey Sam- what's a bush block?

Comment by Sam on May 14, 2009 at 11:33pm

Hi everyone, Ollie is a 10 month old medium ld and unfortunately he is looking a bit skinnier than his picture at the moment. He had a pretty short haircut to get rid of the matting from his puppy coat yesterday..... :-( He doesn't have any eye staining but always seems to have a dirty beard. I'm liking the clay idea and am looking forward to lots of tips on keeping a white dood clean (especially when you live on a bush block...... i didn't think that through very well when we fell in love with him....lol)
Sam

Comment by The Kleins, Tempe, AZ on May 14, 2009 at 10:43pm

Phoebe turned one today!
Her face has not stained in her first year.

All your Doos are so cute -- I wish we could all meet for one big Creamy-Doo romp!

Comment by Sally Rollins on May 13, 2009 at 7:54pm

Hello, I have a 13 mos old cream goldendoodle. Before he got his adult hair, he always looked like pee stain on his back, but now that we got out the baby coat, we do not see this anymore. He has the eye staining problem, I clean his eyes every day . He is the most lovable pup.

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