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Where have they sprung from all of a sudden? A few years ago, they didn't exist, now they're a 'must have' canine fashion accessory.
I saw what looked like a labradoodle the other day and asked the owner if it was a labradoodle. Said 'no, it's a 'goldendoodle'. Half golden retriever, apparently. Labradors are a bit common, after all.
World's gone mad.
I saw what looked like a labradoodle the other day and asked the owner if it was a labradoodle. Said 'no, it's a 'goldendoodle'. Half golden retriever, apparently. Labradors are a bit common, after all.
World's gone mad.
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golden noodles are ok
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its amazing how some silly barstids can be fooled into paying the same for a pedigree dog for a mongrel.
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if youbve owned a golden retriever you will know about the hairs that are everywhere ...worse in shedding coat times ..
by merging with a poodle you have the looks + temperament + good sense of a golden retriever (a very intelligent dog) with the non-shedding of hairs of the poodles... you just have to have it clipped or do it yourself every so often .... a Hoover free Heaven .. :-) |
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my friends are thinking of trying for a litter of boggles with their boxer and their puggle
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The first Labradoodle was breed purely to try and satisfy the need of a blind person in Australia who was algeric to Labradors hair (they shed a lot), so he couldn't keep a guide dog. Poodles do not shed and are much better if you have a hair allergy. The thing looked cool and the rest is history.
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Has this been tried with a sh1tzu and a pitbull? Then again, it would probably either result in a quick snack or a painful birth.
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^on dumb and dumber
someone brought a goldendoodle into work a while ago. nice dog |
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my chocolate lab did try and s h a g a goldendoodle on his walk this afternoon. rather muddy and left mucky pawprints all down the side of the said goldendoodle! Poor goldendoodles name was roger! what was he expecting!!!
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