Labradoodle & Goldendoodle Forum
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You really won't know for sure about shedding until - well, forever. :-} Not really, but some doodles shed at a certain stage in their lives like not as a puppy but as an adult, some shed seasonally, some rarely shed or only into the brush, and some shed always and forever. I have one doodle who sheds into the brush - if he isn't brushed he mats. I have a second doodle who sheds tons.
My younger F1 GD also lost tons of hair right around 4 mos - the coat on mainly her body and head transitioned from puppy fluff to spiral-y waves that were much coarser. I thought it was an early coat change, but now at exactly 1 yr old she seems to be going through the coat change I was expecting - and that my older GD had, which seems to be the "normal" one - with matts forming up close to her skin. Like Nancy said, since all their coats are different, and ever-changing, it's hard to say if it's temporary. Beasley's slowed down a lot after that set of curls came in, but right now she still sheds much more overall than my older one. Your puppy is adorable!
Our 4 month old sheds like crazy too, but he has be shedding since the day he came home. It's his top coat that is shedding. He's got a tightly curled undercoat and a wispy fuzzy straight top coat on his back and sides. He's wavy curly on his heck/chest area and on his legs and feet.
His coat is just crazy. I have no idea if he'll ever stop shedding or what his coat will eventually be. Right now, he's go a little bit of everything going on.
I've just been using a pin brush. Someone told me to use the Furminator, but I'm afraid since his undercoat is not the issue. It's the stuff on top.
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