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For those of us who have been blessed with doodles who shed. Or, for those who have allergies. New members who want to read testimonials--Get The Facts Here
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Or just a plain registry of how many of us actually have dogs who shed
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I am allergic to my Goldendoodle puppy who doesn't shed (yet)
Started by Camus. Last reply by Melissa W Aug 1, 2019. 6 Replies 0 Favorites
I have been reading this forum for long time, but this is my first post. All the DK members helped me a lot when I was considering a Goldendoodle. Thank you guys for all your posts on all subjects.We…Continue
13 Week Doodle shedding a ton !
Started by Mansi. Last reply by Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie Jan 17, 2019. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi Everyone,My 13 week old doodle puppy Joy sheds a lot, she sheds in chunks of fur and when she is sitting on your lap will leave a lot of hair on your clothes . I comb her and brush her almost…Continue
My 12 week old F1 goldendoodle is shedding so much! Is this a puppy coat or normal shedding?!
Started by Brittney. Last reply by Lucy & AnnaBelle's Mom Jan 3, 2017. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
I brush Charley every day and use the furmanator brush on her a few times a week as well. She is still shedding a ton! Is this her normal shedding or could she be shedding more because she is loosing…Continue
13 week old doodle and shedding suddenly far worse???? Help...
Started by Chantal & Tucker. Last reply by Chantal & Tucker Feb 17, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
I have a 13 week old aussiedoodle/goldendoodle who has been a shedder since we brought him home, but suddenly in the last few days his shedding has gotten far worse. We have noticed some very huge…Continue
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Comment by Jennifer on February 14, 2014 at 4:33pm
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i was hoping for feedback from others as well
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Comment by Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle on February 14, 2014 at 3:38pm
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I did reply to your comment in the other group, but as I said there, a puppy who sheds at 4 months is not going to stop shedding as an adult. The coat does change, but it doesn't ever go from shedding to non-shedding. In fact, the opposite is true. There are doodles who didn;t shed as pups who do shed as adults.
I hope that your breeder did not promise you a non-shedding dogs, and I also hope that you can learn to live with Dexter's shedding. He is really cute!
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HI there! I am new to this site as of yesterday. I found it as I was googling "Help! my Doodle sheds beyond belief!" I was so happy to hear that other doodle owners are having this same problem. My husband and I had done a ton of research on the bread and finally after two years of waiting, a 12 hour drive, and a a couple thousand dollars later we have a bbbbeeeeeaaauuutiful golden retriever….i mean golden doodle! We LOVE him, but hate the shedding! Any suggestions out there. I am hopeful his coat will change, as I have heard it goes though many cycles. Any words of advice would be much appreciated! THANKS
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photo.JPG- Dexter at 4 months
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Fran, I'd expect her to continue to shed like this. Sometimes the shedding slows down after the coat change, but she's way too young to be having a coat change.
My Labradoodle is also a very heavy shedder. I wouldn't trade him for anything. :)
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Comment by Sue Poland on August 23, 2013 at 6:04pm
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They are an interesting breed, but no matter what they keep it exciting and I would not change a thing! Doodlecrazy Sue
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JD has full furnishings, too, but he sheds like crazy, and it's 24/7. I don't think the presence of furnishings means non-shedding, but the absence of furnishings usually does mean they will shed.
I'm used to purebred dogs, whose coats are always the same all over, so these mixes with different kinds of coats on the same dog is still a mystery to me, lol.
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Comment by Bonnie and Kona on August 23, 2013 at 1:40pm
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I think this is such an interesting thread about shedding. Owen has furnishing on his face but is a light shedder. He actually sheds less than he did as a pup. The thing is I think he sheds from his flat areas of coat and not from his curlier areas. The differences in his coat are quite remarkable. Maybe I'm wrong but that is what I thought, too. He even has a few patches of white fur that are different from every other part of his coat and they dry almost instantly making poofy white patches on an otherwise wet cream doodle. I love doodles!
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Personally, I don't think there is such a thing as a "partial shedder", lol. It's kind of like a "little bit pregnant". There are dogs who don't shed at all, dogs who shed lightly and dogs who shed heavily; mine sheds heavily, all year round. But I don't think it matters which part of the body the hair comes from, lol. When there's hair all over the floor, it still has to be vacuumed, whether it came from his back or his legs.
How you will know for sure whether the hair on his back doesn't shed is if it keeps growing and growing and getting much longer than the hair on the other parts of his body.
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I can pretty much guarantee you that he will be a shedder. Almost all open faced doodles are.
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Coopers's belly and legs are very soft like when he was much younger, when I use the Fuminator in those places it is always full. When I use it on his back, nothing, even when I try to pull hair out. It also has a different texture. Courser and curlier. After reading more comments this is not all that uncommon, I now wonder if it gives any insight into the future as fas as will he be a shedder, partial shedder, non-shedder, or leave it to God!
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