Sentences with phrase «coated goldendoodle»

The straight - coated Goldendoodle resembles the coat of the Golden Retriever while the curly coat resembles the coat of the Poodle.

Not exact matches

Many of these are poodles, or poodle mixes, such as Labradoodles and Goldendoodles, and others are dogs with coats more easily tolerated by allergy sufferers, such as Yorkshire Terriers and Portugese Water Dogs (the kind owned by President Obama himself, due to his daughter's allergies!)

The length of the Goldendoodle's coat varies depending on breeding, though it is generally medium - long and fairly dense but soft in texture.

In terms of appearance, the Goldendoodle comes in three different coat types: straight, wavy, or curly.

Many Goldendoodles exhibit a sandy brown coloration similar in appearance to the Golden Retriever's coat.

Your Petite Goldendoodle has a thick, dense coat that is soft and curly like a Poodle.

Well - known examples of white curly - coated designer mixes include the cockapoo, labradoodle, maltipoo, goldendoodle and yorkiepoo.

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In general, Goldendoodles are medium - sized and have wavy coats.

The Goldendoodle's ability to cope with cold weather conditions depends on the thickness of its coat.

Most Goldendoodles have low to non-shedding coats.

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However, not all Goldendoodles exhibit the «hypoallergenic» coat style of the poodle; as a mixed breed dog, the traits of puppies can not be accurately predicted.

For example, an F1 Goldendoodle and Poodle cross; this is a Goldendoodle bred back to Poodle — the wavy, curly, shaggy - look doodle (poodle cross) is very consistent in coat types.

Goldendoodles have thick, sometimes curly coats that tangle or trap sticks, burs, dirt or grass.

Merle Goldendoodles have a varied coat pattern caused by a gene that randomly suppresses just some of the solid color:

This is why some Labradoodles have short coats in the early generations, whereas Goldendoodles do not.

By testing the parent dogs of Multigen Goldendoodles, your breeder can be sure not to breed parents that will produce puppies with incorrect coats (without furnishings) unintentionally.

If you have a family with allergies, a Goldendoodle with an incorrect coat is not the best match for you.

Learn about the history of the Goldendoodle and the colors, coat types, sizes, and generations.

Typically a Goldendoodle that is curly is + / + for curl, a flat or straight dog is - / - for curl, a dog with a wavy or loose curl coat is + / -.

While the Poodle heritage also includes creams, apricots, and reds; Poodles alone lend the black, chocolate (dark brown), silver and gray coloring (and the color patterns) to the Goldendoodle coat.

These are «Parti» Goldendoodles — to qualify as parti they must have at least 50 % white coloring in their coat:

The Goldendoodle's non-shedding coat, friendly personality and hybrid vigor were huge draws.

Its stated mission is to promote and guide the development of the Goldendoodle to achieve a consistent standard for the «breed» in terms of coat, type, health and temperament.

These Goldendoodles may or may not be allergy - friendly, and their coats can shed a little or a lot.

First - generation Goldendoodles are highly variable in appearance and coat.