Price

State

Breed

Registration

Size

Sex

About This Breed

Dog Group: Miscellaneous (Designer)
Size: 20-24 inches tall, 50-90 lbs
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Energy Level: High
Coat: Semi-long and can range from wavy to curly
Shedding: Light
Hypoallergenic: Semi

History: The Goldendoodle is a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. Originally developed in Australia and the United States as an assistance dog suitable for allergy sufferers, the Goldendoodle has become a mainstay in the dog world. In terms of Poodle mixes, the Goldendoodle is one of the more recent. After the Cockapoo and Labradoodle gained popularity, breeders began to create Goldendoodles during the 1990s. The breed was a hit, and the Goldendoodle was bred more and more. Today, several clubs have been created for the Goldendoodle, like the Goldendoodle Association of North America (GANA) and The Goldendoodle Registry (TGR). The breed is also registered by a number of clubs for designer and hybrid breeds.

Temperament: Goldendoodles are easygoing, affectionate, and playful dogs. They love to please and make outstanding family pets, as well as great guide dogs or other types of service dogs. Goldendoodles love to work and learn, so training them is on the easier side. These dogs respond best to rewards-based training using food or clickers. In terms of energy level, the Goldendoodle falls on the higher side. These dogs need plenty of mental and physical exercise daily, or else they may become destructive out of boredom. That said, the Goldendoodle does best living in an active household. When given enough activity, though, these dogs are more than happy to relax indoors. If you're in search of a wonderful family companion, look no further than the Goldendoodle.

Goldendoodle Puppies for Sale in MD

Goldendoodles are “designer dogs,” a hybrid resulting from breeding two purebred dogs. These low-to non-shedding "hypoallergenic" doodle dogs are a safer bet for people with mild allergies. Goldendoodle dogs make affectionate and gentle companion dogs.