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What happens when you mix the good-natured personality of a golden retriever and the luscious curls of a poodle? You get a big Goldendoodle! This adorable mutt is a relatively new designer breed, first introduced to America in the 1990s.
As crossbreed dogs, they are not officially registered as a breed of their own, but as the product of two pure breeds, they still get an honorable mention. Goldendoodles are both athletic and intelligent, with the bonus of being hypoallergenic (they don't shed), perfect for all people with allergies.
Scroll down below to check out some hilarious and adorable dog photos of this sweet blended breed, read more about them, and don't forget to upvote your favorite big Goldendoodles!
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#1
Breathe In, Fly Your Legs Out. Repeat, The Weekend Is Here
sharron lynn parsons 6 years ago
The caption is awesome, but this pose takes the prize , love the doodles !!!
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#2
Before Deployment... After Deployment
Leo Germer 4 years ago
Hi Daddy, where did you get this lovely guy from ? I'm from Germany, would love to come over just to get a dog like this. Please let me know the breeder. Thanks, Silvia
#3
Just A Furry Human, Nothing To See Here
sharron lynn parsons 6 years ago
Such a near human pet, if it's too big, I think there is a min-doodle !!!
Is Goldendoodle a Real Breed?
Goldendoodles may not be officially recognized as a pure dog breed, but the name was coined in 1992, a combination of golden retriever and poodle. This is the most common identifier for Goldendoodle puppies, but they have several other nicknames like Groodles, Doodles, and sometimes Goldenpoos. Silly and adorable, just like the cute dogs themselves!
#4
This Is How My Dog Sits On My Lap. (She Thinks She's People)
HoffLensMetalHedLovesAnimalsUK 6 years ago
Why apply human traits to an non-human animal?, a dog doesn't think of it's rude parts as rude, they are simply a body part to the dog, no ruder than it's nose.
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Hanna Gonzales 3 years ago
WoW, Really Enjoying it. what are weight and age? Is it full grown? I need to know about full-grown information for my 9-month-old baby. I got a full-grown chart but Is it okay? The chart is https://www.doghomegrooming.com/when-do-goldendoodles-stop-growing/
#5
Golden Doodle Puppy To Brown Bear 9 Months
SirPatTheCat 6 years ago
Most dogs get longer, skinnier, and taller when they grow. This woofer looks like he was a picture that they just expanded hahaha
#6
Who Has Four Paws And Loves Snow Days? This Guy!
Are Goldendoodles Good Pets?
These large dogs are wonderful family pets because of their friendly nature, but they also have what it takes to fill a more serious role. A mixture of intelligent poodle and obedient Golden Retriever, big Goldendoodles make excellent service dogs. Whether a guide dog or a therapy dog, they can do it all; plus, this breed is ideal for hospital patients and people in nursing homes.
However, Goldendoodles are no couch potatoes! This breed of dog is extremely high-energy, which means they need plenty of exercise and play. They weigh around 50 to 100 pounds on average and enjoy going out for walks, hikes, runs, and even swimming adventures with their owners. So, if you are someone who enjoys outdoor activities or sports, Goldendoodle puppies might be the best choice for you.
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Biscuit Was Not Happy To Have Been Left With A Sitter
Are There Different Types of Goldendoodles?
Goldendoodles come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. These often oversized big bundles of joy are incredible for some pet owners, but not everyone has what it takes to provide for a large mixed breed dog. Enter the miniature Goldendoodle - a mix of a Golden Retriever and a Toy Poodle - perfect for people with an apartment. And if you’re wondering how big will a mini Goldendoodle get, you’ll find this just a little bit below!
Then, of course, size isn’t the only factor when it comes to Goldendoodle types. In fact, Goldendoodle isn’t the only representative mix of the Doodle kind, and some of the most popular crosses are:
- Labradoodle: Labrador Retriever + Poodle
- Aussiedoodle: Australian Sheepdog + Poodle
- Bernedoodle: Bernese Mountain Dog + Poodle
- Sheepadoodle: Old English Sheepdog + Poodle
- Goldendoodle: Golden Retriever + Poodle
To make your choice easier, though, Goldendoodles (or any other Doodles, for that matter) can also be classified by generations. It looks like this:
- F1 Goldendoodle: 100% Golden Retriever x 100% Poodle
- F1b Goldendoodle (first generation backcross): 100% Poodle x F1 Goldendoodle
- F2 Goldendoodle: F1 Goldendoodle x F1 Goldendoodle OR F2 Goldendoodle x Poodle
- F2b Goldendoodle: F1 Goldendoodle x F1B OR F2 x Poodle
This is very important to know if you’re choosing your doggie for its hypoallergenic qualities. While an F1 type Goldendoodle will be 100% hypoallergenic, an F2 type Goldendoodle might not have the hypoallergenic coat you were looking for.
#8
Feeling The Rush Today!
diane a 6 years ago
I never feel comfortable seeing a dog leaning out of a fully open window. A sudden swerve or emergency brake could be dangerous.
Monika Eckenrod 6 years ago
That's why I lock my windows with just enough room for my baby to stick her head out. She also has a seatbelt that latches to my car like a regular one.
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Dorothy Parker 6 years ago
Doesn't look like dog is in a seat belt that would save him from jumping out the window or flying out in an accident. I saved someone's dog that jumped from the passenger window.
#9
What A Difference Six Months Make
BusLady 6 years ago (edited)
First shot: Where am I? Do I belong here? Second shot: Yeah, I think I'll stick around. Third shot: I own this place.
A B C 6 years ago
Though I guess he just didn't realise he already owned it in the first pic :)
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Kamryn McNamara 6 years ago
The middle picture "MOOOOOOMMMMM DON'T TAKE PICTURES IN MY AWKWARD PHASE"
#10
Little Irwin. Big Irwin! One Year Old Today
How big can a Goldendoodle get?
Goldendoodles most often come in three size variations: miniature, medium, and standard. Here’s how big they can get for each size group:
- Mini Goldendoodle – around 15 inches and 30 pounds when fully grown, or around 38 cm and 13 kg;
- Medium Goldendoodle – 15-30 inches and 30 to 45 pounds or 38 to 50 cm and 13 to 20 kg;
- Standard Goldendoodle – 22 inches and 50 or 56 cm and 23 kg.
Hopefully, this chart will give you an idea of how big is a Goldendoodle!
Now, besides these traditional size types, a truly big Goldendoodle might happen. In that case, it would be called a giant Goldendoodle. This big plushie will be several inches taller and quite a few pounds bigger than the standard Goldendoodle. However, a giant variation of the type is kind of a deviation from the norm that happens extremely rarely.
#11
My Brothers Dog Went To Get His Ball
#12
An Unexpected Friendship
danielw 6 years ago
Dog on the left- "Ah, he likes me!", dog on the right, "Ah, she likes me!", dog on the right stares at the dog on the left, "no i do not. I was talking about my mini human." -"Well, so was I. Wanna go on walk?" -"does anybody say no?" (also, its interesting that they happen to have the same leash and collar- made out of climbing gear?)
#13
My Goldendoodle Smiling At Me
Are Goldendoodles Good for People with Allergies?
Goldendoodles are a hypo-allergenic breed thanks to their Poodle side, allowing people with dog allergies to enjoy these furry creatures. This also means they won't shed all over your furniture and clothes, as they have hair instead of fur. In addition, even the big Goldendoodles require low grooming, unlike the poodle, just a bath and a comb through every two weeks, along with a routine trim at the groomers.
#14
Goldendoodle Or Goldendude?
#15
Hiding From Monday Morning
#16
Doodles Night Out
Gavin Ewald 3 years ago
me :you what to go outside dog:NO me: you want to go out to the bar and look at some chicks dogs: YES!!!! me; just like your old man
sharron lynn parsons 6 years ago
Love the one standing on the chair and leaning over, great photo !!!
Are Goldendoodles Healthy?
As a hybrid dog, Goldendoodles are predisposed to having excellent health, known as hybrid vigor. The reason for this is that they inherit the best qualities from both of their different contributing breeds. They even tend to be healthier than the purebred dogs that created them. This added health benefit means fewer visits to the veterinarian! Some disorders that they may inherit from their parents include hip disorders, elbow disorders, or VonWillebrand’s disease (a blood clotting disorder).
#17
Meet Fabbe. He‘s A Big Fluffy Baby
sharron lynn parsons 6 years ago
This baby knows, is living the good life , the look on the face says it all !!!
Chris & Tania Forbes 6 years ago
how could you not love that face & how could any one tell him off with a face like that
#18
I’m Doing The Dishes
Roberto Durante 6 years ago
just watching out the kitchen window for the neighbour cat in the garden
#19
They See Me Rollin'... They Hatin
Rainbow Unicorn 6 years ago
This is the second Labradoodle I've compared to an 80's music act but, Vince Neil hair!
#20
Sometimes It's Good To Just Be A Big Teddy Bear!
#21
The Snuggle Is Real
#22
When I Was A Wee Almost 1 Year Old Clocking In At 75lbs
#23
My Cousin And Her Goldendoodle Matching Her Jacket
boredmonkey 6 years ago
Very hard to tell where the dog starts, but, once you see it you see it
#24
Excuse Me, You're In My Spot!
SirPatTheCat 6 years ago
I had a labradoodle, not a golden doodle, but she used to do this same thing. If I was in her seat she would stare at me, and if I didn't get up, she would leave after a while. Then she would come back maube 5 minutes later and repeat...sigh
#25
My Little Brother Is Always Giving Me The Side Eye! Sure Wish I Knew What He Was Thinking!
#26
Max Is Ready For Super Bowl
#27
When All You Want Is To Play In The Snow But Pawrents Be Pimping You For The Picture Instead
SirPatTheCat 6 years ago
I've seen a couple of pics like this so: just a tip - dogs legs don' t naturally bend like ^^ this so that's why they will never make their happy smiley face. It's super uncomfortable for them
NoName 6 years ago
S**t... thanks for being the one to say it. Lest we forget that humans can be selfish. Quite often.
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Being My Best Self At The Beach
#29
I Get Bored With My Regular Toys And I Know That If I Take Something Of Mommy’s I Can Cause A Crazy Commotion And Everyone Will Come Running To Play
#30
Harold Has U/X On Lockdown
ForkNBeans 6 years ago
"Hey, are you takin' our lunch orders? Make mine Chuck. Chuck Wagon" (for us oldtimers here...)
Kristy P 6 years ago
Wasn't that the one with the tiny horse drawn wagon in the commercial and you added water to make "gravy"?
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
We used to get a goldendoodle named Bo into our groom shop. He was the funniest most energetic dog. When his owner would come to pick him up, Bo would bounce from one end of the reception area to the other..all excited that he was with his owner and he was going home. But all that would come to a screeching halt when his owner was paused at the front door. Bo would freeze and stare at the door like he was trying to open it with the power of his mind. If his owner put a hand on the door, Bo would stamp his feet excitedly..eagerly anticipating the doors inevitable opening. Once outside..the bouncing continued all the way to the car.
BusLady 6 years ago (edited)
And all the way home, I'm sure. Nice story. Thanks for sharing.
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Camille Toh 6 years ago
I LOVED this post and felt like I could contribute a photo or two with my goofy goldendoodle. He's the sweetest, happiest, and funniest little dood who loves giving hugs. He does shed, though, and he has SO. MUCH. ENERGY. I'm glad this mix is popular, but they definitely need the right home. Thanks for posting these great pics!
John L 6 years ago
SInce they don't shed, I'm assuming they are inside pets, right? As a 'doggie person' I find them adorable, other than their size. I used to have a black Lab, 'Captain Black', and he was an outsider, but a great fellow, personality wise. I let him in the house one day, and he immediately cleared my coffee table(drinks and all) in less than five seconds with his waggie tail. I've had many different breeds, but my favorite is the Shih-tzu. They're perfect for inside the house: no shedding; small eater, small pooper. He even loves to "Go to Lowes". I put him in the children's seat of the hand cart, and he has a blast making friends with strangers. Now, if I go to buy some supplies without Charlie, almost every employee I come to always asks "Where's Charlie". His only problem is his extra long tongue, which he loves to slide down the throats of children who try to kiss him.
diane a 6 years ago
Why have an "outside dog". It's only benefit is that you feed it. A dog is a pet/companion/guardian - and loves it;s owner. Why would you not allow it in the house if it wants?
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A Rose Among Thorns 6 years ago
My mood improved 1000% after reading this! So cute and wholesome!
Carol Emory 6 years ago
We used to get a goldendoodle named Bo into our groom shop. He was the funniest most energetic dog. When his owner would come to pick him up, Bo would bounce from one end of the reception area to the other..all excited that he was with his owner and he was going home. But all that would come to a screeching halt when his owner was paused at the front door. Bo would freeze and stare at the door like he was trying to open it with the power of his mind. If his owner put a hand on the door, Bo would stamp his feet excitedly..eagerly anticipating the doors inevitable opening. Once outside..the bouncing continued all the way to the car.
BusLady 6 years ago (edited)
And all the way home, I'm sure. Nice story. Thanks for sharing.
Load More Replies... Camille Toh 6 years ago
I LOVED this post and felt like I could contribute a photo or two with my goofy goldendoodle. He's the sweetest, happiest, and funniest little dood who loves giving hugs. He does shed, though, and he has SO. MUCH. ENERGY. I'm glad this mix is popular, but they definitely need the right home. Thanks for posting these great pics!
John L 6 years ago
SInce they don't shed, I'm assuming they are inside pets, right? As a 'doggie person' I find them adorable, other than their size. I used to have a black Lab, 'Captain Black', and he was an outsider, but a great fellow, personality wise. I let him in the house one day, and he immediately cleared my coffee table(drinks and all) in less than five seconds with his waggie tail. I've had many different breeds, but my favorite is the Shih-tzu. They're perfect for inside the house: no shedding; small eater, small pooper. He even loves to "Go to Lowes". I put him in the children's seat of the hand cart, and he has a blast making friends with strangers. Now, if I go to buy some supplies without Charlie, almost every employee I come to always asks "Where's Charlie". His only problem is his extra long tongue, which he loves to slide down the throats of children who try to kiss him.
diane a 6 years ago
Why have an "outside dog". It's only benefit is that you feed it. A dog is a pet/companion/guardian - and loves it;s owner. Why would you not allow it in the house if it wants?
Load More Replies... A Rose Among Thorns 6 years ago
My mood improved 1000% after reading this! So cute and wholesome!
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