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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
Please note: This group is not the group for " Dogs who have allergies"
This group is for humans who have allergy issues with their dogs
Or just a plain registry of how many of us actually have dogs who shed
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Latest Activity: Aug 1, 2019
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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 Carol and Banjo on October 3, 2010 at 6:28pm
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Nancy....How old is Clancy now?
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Comment by Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie on October 3, 2010 at 6:26pm
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Update: Clancy sheds - lots!!!! Interestingly only part of him sheds but it sheds enough for an entire dog. My groomer still says that he is going thru the second golden doodle coat change and that he might not shed when he is done. I will not bet any money on this, but I can dream!
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Comment by Helen on October 3, 2010 at 6:10pm
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I have an mini F1b Labradoodle that does not shed and a F1 Goldendoodle that I think will be a shedder, not a big deal we have tile and laminate on the ground floor of the house.
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Comment by Jeannine Smith on April 26, 2010 at 7:49am
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@karen, I do the same thing! I have to put a sheet over the bed so I can fold laundry without dog hair!
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Comment by Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle on April 26, 2010 at 7:46am
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Thanks to Jackdoodle, I finally have a use for the tablecloth my mother gave me when I got married. I spread it over my bed so I can fold laundry there without the dog hair getting all over the clean laundry.
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Comment by Michele Barton on April 26, 2010 at 7:26am
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Well, I'm not sure if Gus and Molly are considered real shedders, because I find very few hairballs in the house, but when I comb them, usually every other day, the hair comes out in huge gobs, plus they do get mats. Compared to my former dogs, including a lab and a golden retriever, it's a piece of cake. They do require a lot more combing/brushing though; thankfully they both enjoy it and so do I!
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Comment by R Ullrich on April 25, 2010 at 12:54pm
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Well, as I said in another group. Buddy sheds like NO TOMORROW. He sheds buckets and buckets of floating hairballs all over. They hide under the furniture and blow around like mad bunnies. He did not shed a single hair as a puppy. He does not mat, loves to be groomed, and his lovely personality makes up for it all. If I still live in this house next time I get a doodle, it'll be a white one so the hair balls (if there are any) don't stand out so much
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Well, I have one non-shedder, matter AND two shedders (guess how we know one of them is a lab mix!!) and one still-in-question ( groomer says no, Beverley Manners says yes) so...... I guess I belong here. Luckily, they don't mind going to the groomer.
Since Starlit is a puppy, there is hope that she will develop that perfect coat of non-shedding, non-matting.
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Until a doodle is at least a year old, you won't really know if he's a shedder or not. Their coats change drastically between puppyhood and adulthood. Another reason a puppy is not a good choice for someone who wants a non-shedding dog.
Purebred poodles, Wheaten terriers, Portuguese Water Dogs, Havanese, and many other breeds do not shed ever, as puppies or adults. There is no "uinknown" factor in their coats. They do change from baby soft to coarser as the get older, just like humans hair changes from babyhood to adulthood, but it never starts shedding.
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Banjo is 4 months old today! I'm not sure I can call him a "shedder" or if he is just transitioning from his "baby" coat. I brush him a few times a week and come up with gobs and gobs of fur. That sweet soft downy stuff. I don't find fur in his crate, there are no dust bunnies on the floor but when I am wearing darker colors and have been holding him the evidence is all over. Maybe it's too soon to tell. We sure did want a non shedder....but just love him so much at this point it doesn't matter!!!!
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