A mix of a Golden Retriever and a Poodle, the Goldendoodle is a cheerful and active dog that is great for families with young children. Their coats do require regular clipping; however, they have the coat of a poodle rather than a Retriever, so they rarely shed. A Goldendoodle is also a fantastic option if somebody in need of a service dog. Especially if they experience allergies and need a dog that sheds less than a Retriever.

Goldendoodles have a few different nicknames including Golden Poos, Goldie Poos, and Groodles.

Goldendoodles originated from North America and Australia in the 1990s.

Miniature Golden Doodles are a mix between a golden retriever and a toy poodle — weighing between 25 and 35 lbs with a height of 14 to 17 inches.

Some larger Goldendoodles weigh up to 45 lbs and reach 26 inches in height.

Goldendoodles come in a variety of different colored coats — white, cream, red, apricot, golden, black, silver, and multicolored.

Goldendoodles have thick, long hair and their hair can be either straight, curly, or a mix of both.

Goldendoodles give you the best of both worlds, combining the intelligence of a poodle and the obedience and agility of a retriever.

Goldendoodles are awesome therapy dogs and provide affection for children with autism, people in hospitals, and elderly people.

Goldendoodles love to be mentally stimulated by learning new tricks and commands — making them a very easy dog to train.

Goldendoodles are very popular dogs, known for their loving affection, intelligence, and good behavior around small children.
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