Goldendoodles Champion Blood lines, and so cute...update 1 f left in Alexandria, Kentucky For Sale
Type: Pets, For Sale - Private.
We Have a very nice litter of 10 Goldendoodles. ONE FEMALE LEFT
Will be ready for new homes on March 9th
PLEASE NOTE THE SPOTS ON THE PUPS ARE FROM THE BEDDING THAT WE HAVE PUT IN TO KEEP THEM CLEAN.
YOU JUST GOT TO SEE THESE, AND the temperment of the parents.
Dad is AKC Champion Standard Poodle. His name is LUKE OF SHADOW AND BUTTERCUP. SON OF BJ?S MIDNIGHT SHADOW AND BUTTERCUP BABY VIII.
Mom is a AKC Golden Rerriever. LADY ENGLISH CREAM GOL KRAMER. Lady is half English Cream and half Golden.
Puppies are F1. They are Reg. And will come with papers. Will have 1st shots and have been wormed 2 times and will go home at age of 8 wks with the 3rd worming, there vet book and sample puppy food
We are now taking Deposits of 50% of the price and you will get to choose your Doodle in the order that you have your deposit in to me. Deposits may be in person, direct deposit, or mail. Balance upon pickup in CASH. Priced at $700.00 firm
A Goldendoodle is a cross-breed dog obtained by breeding a golden retriever with a poodle. The name, which was coined in xxxx, gets the first part, "golden", from golden retriever and the second part, ?doodle?, from "poodle"
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The Goldendoodle is usually bred to be a family companion dog. It may suit families with severe dog allergies, if the puppy has inherited hair characteristics of its poodle parent. [1] Some are bred for careers in service to humans as guide dog, therapy dogs, or other types of assistance dogs, especially for people with allergies A person may select a goldendoodle because he or she loves golden retrievers, but would prefer a dog that sheds less hair. Although not all goldendoodles exhibit the non-shedding coat type of the Standard Poodle, most goldendoodles do have a low shedding coat. The goldendoodle is usually tolerable for people with allergies, especailly a goldendoodle with a completely non-shedding coat. The goldendoodle may shed less than a golden retriever, but the degree of shedding will vary from dog to dog. Grooming requirements are as varied as coat types. A dog with a coat that sheds less will require more grooming than one that sheds more often.[4] While some breeders claim that the goldendoodle is a hypoallergenic dog, no studies have proven that any canine is completely