Tag: doodles
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Breed Profile: The Bernedoodle
Bernedoodles pair the Bernese Mountain Dog’s gentle nature with the Poodle’s quick mind. Here is what to expect from their temperament, sizes and coats. Read more
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Breed Profile: The Labradoodle
The Labradoodle began as a working dog project and became a household name. Here is a look at its background, personality and coat care. Read more
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Breed Profile: The Goldendoodle
Part Golden Retriever, part Poodle and usually all enthusiasm, the Goldendoodle has become a family favorite. Here is what to know about temperament, coat and care. Read more
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Doodle or Poodle? How the Poodle and Its Popular Crosses Compare
Thinking about a curly-coated dog? Here is a plain comparison of purebred Poodles and doodle crosses, from predictability to grooming and energy. Read more
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Summer Haircuts for Doodles: Questions to Ask Your Groomer
Many doodle owners schedule a shorter trim as the weather warms. Here are questions to ask your groomer so your doodle’s cut is comfortable and practical. Read more
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Ear Care for Doodles: Why Those Floppy, Furry Ears Need Attention
Many doodles have floppy ears with hair inside, which can trap moisture and debris. Here is how to check, clean and know when to call your veterinarian. Read more
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Getting Your Dog Ready for a Professional Groom
A little preparation makes grooming appointments easier on your dog and your groomer. What to do at home before and after a spring grooming visit. Read more
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From Guide Dogs to Family Favorites: A Short History of the Doodle
Doodles went from an experiment in breeding guide dogs to one of the most recognizable kinds of family dog. Here is how that happened. Read more
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Doodle Coat Types Explained: Wool, Fleece and Hair
Not all doodle coats are alike. Understanding whether your doodle has a curly, wavy or straight coat helps with grooming, gear and winter care. Read more
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Drying a Doodle After Snow: Towels, Dryers and Patience
Curly coats hold snow and water. Drying your doodle properly after winter walks helps prevent mats, chills and that lingering damp-dog smell. Read more
