Freeman’s Dab of Doodles is centrally located in Cardington, Ohio. We are interested in breeding healthy, high quality, even-tempered puppies. Our dogs are not kennel raised. They are family pets and live full time with us in our home. Our dogs live in the beautiful rural farm country of Ohio, and are raised in a smoke free environment. We offer a health guarantee on all of our puppies and a lifetime of support if needed. Our puppies are checked by our Veterinarian several times, vaccinated and come with a Health Certificate and shot record.
that a farm has to offer. We begin training them early and they are socialized and exposed to adults, children, dogs, cats, sheep, poultry and car rides. They are lovingly taught good manners and not to nip and jump. Our dogs and puppies have outgoing personalities, great temperaments, and good health. We strive to bring you a loyal companion that will share their life with you. We look forward to hearing from you.
application, phone interview, e-mails and pictures, helps us match the perfect puppy with your family and lifestyle. Description:
Retriever and Poodle. Golden Doodles have been bred in North America since the mid- 1990's. Poodle crosses with smaller breeds have been very successful developing allergy friendly family pets, A Golden Doodle results in a larger family pet with the best characteristics of both breeds. Golden Doodles are a hybrid dog, and as such they exhibit "hybrid vigor", the term used to describe the increased fertility, good health and growth that is seen in the offspring when two unrelated breeds are mated. As a hybrid cross they grow healthier and live longer than either parent line. The only genetic diseases they can be prone to would be those shared by both the Golden Retriever and the Standard Poodle. As such there is little concern for genetic diseases. A Golden Doodles life expectancy is about 12-15 years.
dog either for individuals who suffer from allergies or those that just want a low maintenance coat. The Golden Doodle is typically a low-shedding hybrid, though it does shed to some degree. While there is no such thing as a hypoallergenic animal, Poodles and their crosses come as close to it as possible. There is a genetic advantage of crossbreeding purebred dogs. Combining two breeds from unrelated gene pools decreases the incidence of genetic defects and increases welcome traits like fertility, survival and growth rate. Purebred dogs by definition must be bred from a limited gene pool, this tends to concentrate genetic disorders until they become common. As with almost every dog breed, there are minor concerns for Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD) and cataracts. Owners should give their dogs hip and eye tests regularly. Golden Doodles are usually very healthy. Since Golden Doodles are a hybrid, they are not recognized or accepted for registration by mainstream registries of purebred dogs such as the AKC or UKC.
affectionate and easy to train. They are friendly towards children, other pets and easy with strangers. They are social dogs, happiest when with people. Their intelligence, eagerness to please make them very easy to train. They invariably enjoy swimming, as both the retriever and Poodle parts of their ancestry normally enjoy water. They love to play, and retain the strong retrieving instincts of the Golden Retriever, they love fetching sticks, balls, Frisbees, etc. Golden Doodles are likely to get into mischief and develop behavior problems if they spend most of their lives alone. They are medium-to large sized family dogs with easy dispositions. Golden Doodles require a moderate amount of exercise and their coats are generally low maintenance.
both the parents weights together and divide by 2 to get an average adult weight on the puppies. Within any litter there may be puppies that fall above or below the projected adult weights. Some standard sized have grown to over 100 pounds.
retriever to a curl-relaxed poodle, but usually it falls somewhere in between. Poodle crosses generally inherit the fur qualities of the poodle, but not the texture. This means that most Golden Doodles don't shed, or shed lightly, and may not produce an allergic reaction. The first generation (F1) Golden Doodle is the product of a standard Poodle crossed with a Golden Retriever. Most first generation Golden Doodles either don't shed or shed lightly, and are compatible for most families with mild allergies. The second generation (F1b) Golden Doodle is produced by crossing an F1 Golden Doodle with a standard Poodle. These dogs will tend to have even less shedding of their coat, and are recommended for families with moderate to severe allergies These puppies typically achieve the same hypoallergenic qualities as the purebred Poodle Unclipped Golden Doodles will have hair about 4-7 inches long, shorter on the face and longer on the body, tail and legs. A good combing every few weeks will keep their coat in good condition. A clipped coat makes this lots easier and clipping is only required 3-4 times a year. The Golden Doodle can come in many different colors, depending on the genes passed onto the pup. Truly golden Golden Doodles are more popular than other colors, and are more expensive. However, Golden Doodles can be tan, black, silver, or a mix. Black Golden Doodles are fairly common and less expensive than golden offspring. A mix of colors can come from the same litter. |
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