Goldendoodles

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This is a group for anyone who has a goldendoodle. Lets share info, stories, pictures and anything golden.

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Latest Activity: Oct 10, 2017

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Comment by Lynda Kamrath on March 15, 2014 at 7:39am: Goldendoodles are a very special breed. F1b perhaps? Mini or full sized? I just ordered a copy of an old photo of my labradoodle and goldendoodle puppy running on the beach. What super memories! They are both gone now, but the memories will always be there. Enjoy every minute.

Comment by Lauren Krotz on March 14, 2014 at 10:34am: We are getting a goldendoodle puppy this July. I CANNOT wait to get this pup! I am so excited. I want to read and learn everything about goldendoodles!

We currently have a 3 year old cockapoo, so we are familiar with dogs and puppies. We put a deposit down on one close by in Pennsylvania. I get so excited just thinking about the puppy!

Comment by Rosemary (Ro) and Enzo on November 26, 2013 at 7:47am: Just do a search for the DK Facebook page and "like" it.

Comment by Sharon Banks on November 26, 2013 at 6:19am: Does anyone no how I add DoodleKisses to my facebook

Comment by Lynda Kamrath on November 21, 2013 at 8:34pm: You got that right Meg. Sometimes...but not always. I just prefer males for their personalities. My ALD, however, has started a curious behavior. He walks backward up a tree trunk so he can leave his scent up high on the tree. Have you ever seen that? And his anal glands are quite active. Little stinker!

Comment by Meg (Murphy's Mom) on November 21, 2013 at 1:39pm: I have only had female dogs in the past because I didn't want a dog that would lift it's leg or hump everything in sight. Murphy is the first male dog I ever owned. He has totally changed my mind on all of these issues - plus more. He was neutered at 6 months which I think helped. I guess maybe I am lucky but he has never lifted his leg to anything other than an occasional bush (he still squats at 6 yrs) and I have never seen him hump anything. He is a very loving dog and has totally changed my mind on this issue and I would probably select a male again because of him. (Female dogs can sometimes be real bitches.)

Comment by Rosemary (Ro) and Enzo on November 21, 2013 at 1:09pm: Honestly, Male vs female thing....6 of one, 1/2 dozen of the other. It's like asking which children are better, girl or boy? I have had both and bonded with both. Their personalities vary from dog to dog. Find a litter, sit down on the floor and be prepared to watch each dog...remember, the little one who is sleeping in the corner today, may be a hell on wheels tomorrow....so visit often and at different times.

Comment by Lynette Main on January 28, 2013 at 5:54pm: I have three and would have more if I had the room. P.S I am not an animal hoarder, I just love Doodles. I would love to have a choc. doodle. I am watching the rescue sites and maybe someday one will find me. I have two girls and one male. All were easy to train and they all get along great.

Comment by Lynda Kamrath on August 16, 2012 at 8:35pm: Well, Patti, I have a preference to males because I think they are easy going. Also, the neutering is easier with the males, just snip, snip. My son had a female dog when he was younger and she was super protective toward him. She would get between him and anyone who bothered him (including me). Totally dedicated to one person only. I don't know if that is a typical female trait, but we sure noticed it.

Comment by Patti Gillespie on July 11, 2012 at 10:27am: Can someone please tell me the advantage/disadvantage in selecting a male or female. I've only had female pets in the past. Thank you.