Goldendoodle Breed description: Character & Co

Character traits of the Goldendoodle and its nature

In a Goldendoodle you will find an extremely docile and active companion. Thanks to the optimal mix of retriever and poodle, the Goldendoodle has a balanced and very human-friendly disposition. It can usually be kept in a household with small children and other animals without any problems.

When sufficiently challenged in a sensible and intelligent way, they do not tend to misbehave.

• people friendly
• suitable for children
• needs to be given sufficient exercise

Training and keeping

When owning a Goldendoodle puppy you should attend puppy school right from the beginning to get it used to critical situations and requirements within the first six months of their life. This dog learns unusually quick and should always be sufficiently encouraged throughout its further development. If you keep a Goldendoodle in the house, you have to pay attention to structure and clear guidance. Only then will this dog feel safe in your company and become a loyal and reliable partner in any situation.

In addition to long walks, this great breed also enjoys retrieving games, agility, dog dancing or tracking.

Care, health and life expectancy of a Goldendoodle

The Goldendoodle is considered to be very easy to maintain. If you have a dog that is more like a poodle, you will most likely need to have their fur trimmed regularly. The poodle doesn't change hair as intensely as other dog breeds. Nevertheless, dead hair and possibly deeper sitting dirt must be removed from time to time.

For the time in between, it is sufficient to brush your dog regularly. Goldendoodles love the water and are happy to be persuaded to take a bath.

Other than that, preventive health care, vaccinations and regular dental check apply as with all other dog breeds.

The Goldendoodle is considered extremely robust and durable. He can easily reach an age of up to 15 years. Hereditary diseases have not yet occurred in Goldendoodle breeding.

Nutrition

Regular wet and dry food for medium-sized and active dogs is ideal for this dog breed. Goldendoodle puppies, older or sick dogs have a special need for nutrients and energy. The feeding should then be adjusted accordingly.

Buying a Goldendoodle

You can get a Goldendoodle puppy from the breeder. Goldendoodle are not cheap dogs and can cost up to 2000 euros. But if you want a healthy dog that also corresponds characteristically to the ideas of the breed, you should also look for a reputable breeder. Prices start at 1200 euros for a Goldendoodle in standard colours. With a little luck, instead of buying a Goldendoodle, you can also find a lonely and grateful dog in animal welfare. For a fair fee, you get a great dog who already has some experience.