Love those Doodles.

[Susan & Randy's Kate]

I love looking at all the doodles.  They are similar but so unique. They are goofy, love to play, love hugs the most but each one is so individual.  Their color, fur, personality, size are so special.  We have had "pure bred" dogs but there is something special about the anticipation is how will they look.  We have a blue print but the ultimately we wait to see how special they turn out to be.  Love those doodles.

[Shoney & Ruby]

I love them too. I've never met one that I wasn't charmed by...the shy, the rowdy, the tender....love them all. Everywhere I go in Boulder I meet doodles. I can barely wait to bring Ruby home and watch her grow. What kind of doodle will she be?

[Laurie, Fudge, and Vern]

I love Doodles, too!! Every one of them comes with their own personality. Like a snowflake..no two are alike.

[Susan & Randy's Kate]

Thank you.  She seems better but I'm afraid she is going to overdue it.  Trying to keep her inside.

[Lynda Kamrath]

They are very special dogs.  Sometimes, you just need more and more of them.  I got my first doodle as a companion for our standard poodle who had lost his life-long companion and was very depressed.  Then it was always at least two dogs after that.  We have had a labradoodle, a goldendoodle, an ALD, and now a Jackapoo.  I have already made a deposit on a sheepadoodle for sometime next year.  Take a look at the photos on my page and you can meet all the dogs.  They have definitely become a big part of our lives.

[Susan & Randy's Kate]

I think our Kate is most like the center one.  The thing about doodles is each one is cuter than the last, if that is possible.

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

This is not a great photo but it certainly shows the variations in doodle looks. All they share is a similarity in coat color.

[Lonnie & Libby Lu]

Love all Doodles too!   How can you not?