Traits: 1 - loving 2 - smart 3 - belly rubs 4 - love to run 5 - pouting 6 - half human 7 - loyal 8 - separation anxiety 9 - love to swim/water 10 - friendly to all 11 - love to tease while playing
You don't own a goldendoodle; they own you. They demand belly rubs, your undivided attention, will show an intruder where the safe is and give up the combination for a cookie. All you get in is unconditional love and muddy footprints, all over your heart.
I had a doodle for 13 years. The best advice I can give is that you let her stay over at other peoples house and what not. These dogs are loyal to a fault and will fixate on one person ( like you ) if you let her. Maybe have kids or friends walk her and someone besides you or the husband feed her. It will help with the anxiety when she's alone. It's so hard to do because they are so loving. My doodle wouldn't give the wife or kids the respect he gave me because I spoiled him so much with all my attention. Looking back I shouldn't have done that. Great video and she's an absolute doll. God Bless.
Thank you and thanks for the great advice! She’s 2+ now and doing better but she still goes bonkers when people come over. We live in the boonies so it’s a definite struggle, lol. She’s been left out alone when we’re gone since shortly after making this video and she’s perfect. Never bothers or destroys anything, etc. so thankfully no separation anxiety anymore. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊
Wonderful advice! Agree completely, and for any breed that tends to attach to one person. I’d also add playdates with other age-and-size-appropriate dogs to the mix.
My wife and I have a Goldendoodle that will be 2 in April. She has all of the same traits as yours. Very, very smart and loving. Almost human like as you said. We rescued her from a very abusive household. She wasn't being fed or watered and was living in a garage that was close to 100 degrees. It was one of the saddest things I've ever seen. She's ours now and those days are over for her, thank God. I think she knows we rescued her by the way she acts toward us. Now she only gets the best of the best from us and in return she gives us the best of her best. We love her more than words can describe. Like you, we feed her Purina Pro Plan. She has a sensitive stomach and this seems to agree with her. I hope yours is doing well. They are fantastic dogs!!
Wow, your comment made me tear up 😭 I will NEVER understand animal cruelty. I am so thankful that you rescued your sweet girl and are giving her the best life possible ❤️ Scarlet is doing great and we absolutely love and adore her. I cannot imagine our life without her. They are wonderful dogs and make the very best companions. Thank you for sharing your story. Enjoy life with your girl and best wishes to you 🥰 ~ Josie
We've just got a 2 year old rescue golden doodle, she was used for breeding in a barn in Ireland, she's had quite a hard life up to now, but what a lovely dog, she follows our Labradoddle around everywhere and is so gentle yet massive, she has paws like a bear, she's going to be the best dog with some training, she's so happy to be out on grass, it's like she can't believe her luck.
Oh my gosh - that is so wonderful that you rescued her out of that hard situation. I can’t imagine my Scarlet going through that. Your girl will forever be bonded to you and be the most loyal companion you could ask for. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️
I have been exposed to two Goldendoodle's belonging to friends. Amazing dogs, smart, energetic and fantastic temperaments. I wish I could have a good dog, but circumstances prevent that now.
"like a human" is exactly how i would describe our 90lb doodle. incredible dogs and companions, if not just a little bit needy/pouty like you mentioned!
We have an 18 month old mini Golden doodle named Katie. She does not like water but she loves to run and chase her tail. She also watches TV and barks if she sees a dog. We put on youtube and let her watch squirrel videos when we have to run errands. We have a 12 year old mini poodle and they are best friends. We sure love our smart little Katie.
I LOVE HER OMG SHE IS SOOOOO CUTE! What a lovely dog. I've always wanted one of these silly curlies but it wouldn't be fair to the dog because I have a small apartment. #goals though.
Thanks for sharing Scarlet seems so sweet and funny. She reminds me of my Goldendoodle I had, her name was Silly and she lived almost 15 years I miss her everyday and Scarlet reminds me of my Silly girl. :)
Awe, so sorry to hear your Silly girl is no longer with you. 😢 We absolutely adore our sweet Scarlet and can’t imagine life without her. Thank you for watching and commenting 🥰
Our Golden Doodle was deathly afraid of the water,,,anytime she got near the water she'd lock up and wouldn't move...had a Golden Retriever years before ,,,same thing ...the two Golden retrievers we had before that ....they were absolutely crazy about going in the water...they loved it!
It’s weird how some doodles and retrievers hate water and others LOVE it. Scarlet would like to jump in our hot tub but we won’t let her, lol 😆 Thanks for watching and commenting 😊
Scarlet is just so sweet. We use to have a black lab and every time the water hose was out he was jumping and playing in it. He loved it. Great video. Hope y’all have a wonderful week.
Ozark Mountain Goats Yea we had fudge for 13 years and he was such a great dog. He grew up with our son. He passed away the year my son got married. 😢Thank you.
Stacie’s Country Cooking & Adventures - awe, so sorry for your loss. It’s hard to lose a pet. 😪 But how awesome that your son got to grow up with such a great companion ❤️
Probably the best two breeds to combine as they are very similar in personality & you get a great dog. People should consider when they mix breeds what they are doing. Some can be disastrous & should never be combined as they make dogs with a split personality.
I can’t believe she doesn’t tear apart the snuggle puppy. I’ve watched mine sweet boy and my friends girl and they both tear apart any stuffed toy they can get their mouth on.
Claudia Nielsen - I know what you mean. Other dogs I’ve had always shred everything! Scarlet has had the same fuzzy squeak toys since she was 8 weeks old. 🤷♀️😁👏
I notice that most people showing their golden doodles on CZcams have medium and standard-size doodles. I almost got a golden doodle from the pet store today, I was told they were mini golden doodles. One was more poodle and wired I could not calm him and the other was more mellow and I assume more retriever than poodle and shred on my clothes a lot. I did not have the connection to the two like I did when I got my SWD who has been gone for over a year now. I want to find a mini or medium golden doodle that does not weigh more than 30lbs. Hahaha. There was something about the pet shop pups that I just could not commit $5,000 to not knowing if they were true doodles or some other mix.
Wow, $5000!! For one dog?! OMG ~ That’s the thing with mixed breeds ~ you never know exactly what you’ll get. It just depends on what physical and behavioral traits they inherit from each parent. I would suggest finding a reputable breeder with the parents on premises. We visited our breeder and saw both parents, how they were housed, etc. and it made me much more comfortable. Plus I had access to lots and lots of pictures through our breeder so I could see the offspring of Scarlet’s parents. Hope this helps and good luck in your search!
@@OzarkMountainGoats Yes $5000. LOL! My SWD Mickey resembled Scarlet even at 12 years old. I live in the Midwest and most breeders are at least 4 or more hours away from my home that is how I ended up in that pet shop. I may be in luck I found one close enough (4hrs) that possibly will let me know if she has a litter this coming week. *fingers crossed.
The most delightful breed! Long time dog owner here (miniature poodle, OE sheepdog, husky, Aussie, beagle, more) but having hard time getting over losing my last (beagle). Our best family friend, an astute dog steward, also has F-1 goldendoodle, now about 7 months old) - the most exuberant and personable dog possibly I’ve ever met. Needs and gets major regular exercise and in bunch of training classes. Seriously high energy even with all that! It’s exactly the breed I’d get if I had acres for her to romp and run everyday.
They really are a high energy dog for sure! But so loving and wonderful. So sorry about your beagle. I’ve had a couple of them and they are great little dogs. Thank you for your nice comment 🥰
My golden doodle refused to sleep in his cage and poohed in it to stop me putting him in it. While he enjoyed socialisation classes he did not like obedience classes and would pooh in the middle of the room each time so that we would be banished from any more. Oh yes, he’s smart ok! He’s appropriated all the sofas, grumbles incessantly if he’s told off and lies on his back with his legs in the air so I can’t be cross with him. He is, however, afraid of water!
Wow sounds like you have your hands full. Maybe that's the difference between a male and female. Our runs to her bed every evening. She knows which chairs she's allowed on and I can't even remember the last time she had an accident in the house. Hope all works out for you and puppy.
This is Exactly the same as my Golden mini doodle ! She loves to chew all toys …. I watch her constantly for pieces of toy on her mouth…..I retrieve things in her mouth she lets me
hello my fiance and i got a minnie golden doodle f1b and his name is Lenny 🐶🧸. We love him so much also he loves us so much. He loves his belly rubbed, mostly he is sleeping w al his paws up. he also love a lot of toys 😂 I wish u all the best with ur best friend scarlet ❤️❤️❤️
I am about to get a goldendoodle in October. I am so excited!! I have a question. Are Goldendoodles bad to run off or not stay in their yard? My last dog was a Great Pyrenees and they are notoriously stubborn, hard to train dogs. They were bred to work independently as guard dogs for sheep and other herd animals so they made their own decisions. I could not let Osso of her leash outside unless I had a rib bone to call her back! 😂 worked like a charm though! With training can I be comfortable playing in my large front yard with her off leash would you say? Scarlet is a beauty and thanks for the video!!
Gravity Works - hi, and thank you for your question. I can understand the problem with your Great Pyrenees. As goat owners we know what fantastic LGD’s they make! As far as our goldendoodle goes, Scarlet does very well in our yard off leash. But I am right there with her and I would never leave her on her own. We have larger predators in this area that I would worry about. I’m sure under the right circumstances and with a lot of training it could be done but it’s not a situation that I personally recommend or want to achieve. Scarlet actually would not want to be away from me and doesn’t let me get out of “her” sight when we’re outside. She stays very close to me and follows me everywhere. It’s great because I don’t have to worry about her wandering off. Thank you for watching and commenting and good luck with your goldendoodle! 😊
Ozark Mountain Goats , thanks for your quick reply! You know, I had thought the same thing earlier today about them not wanting to be away from their human! That really helps relieve much of that concern. I agree, leaving them alone outside would not be a good idea. I am getting him as an emotional support dog to help with my severe depression and to help deal with being basically homebound from a chronic illness. The isolation is terrible and life has been a struggle of meaninglessness and lack of purpose. I have read really positive things about them as therapy dogs. I am so excited to get him!! Having ME/CFS, my cells do not make and replace the energy I use up, like a healthy person does. So I have limited energy so I am a “spoonie” if you are familiar or know anyone with Lupus, I think they started that theory. I have seen those ball release toys to help play fetch. I was wondering if you could think of any other activities that would help exercise him without me having to run around with him much? I was told they are very chill, relaxed dogs when I began searching for one 6 months ago. Now Inkeep hearing about what high energy dogs they are... 😳 One reason I loved my Great Pyr, Osso, she was a typical floor mat dog and I didn’t have to worry about a ton of exercise or feel guilty for not. My doodle I want to tire him out each day and for him to be appropriately active. My parents can walk him some (I have to live with them) and my mom walks laps around our house and large yard several times each day. So that would help...any other ideas?? Wonder if I could set up some sort of obstacle course in the backyard around the gardens...
Gravity Works - I’m so sorry to hear about your health issues but happy to know you’ve got your parents for support. I assume you’re getting a puppy? I’m going to be brutally honest - the first couple of months was very exhausting while we worked on potty training, etc. And she was always wanting to play. Use a house line and take him out very frequently. I think boys are easier to potty train and have stronger bladders. Scarlet is my first doodle and I would say she’s high energy. I take her out to run in the yard at least twice daily. I try to “catch” her as she runs by and we make a game of it. I don’t know how old your mom is but I’m 63 (in October) and it’s fun for me as well. She’s hilarious and I laugh the whole time. Teach the “come” command right away and have your mom always carry treats (I use a little clip on bag) when in the yard so he will stay near and come when called. I’ve read the first year is the hardest. Scarlet is 7 months old now and has settled a lot but still very active and needy. She loves to play tug and I have lots of rope toys and long squeaky pull toys for her to tug on. I often sit in my chair or on the floor and let her pull till she tires, lol! She also loves to fetch a ball. As far as being a cuddle bug - she’s really not. She will stay on my lap or in my chair for maybe 15 minutes but then she wants down. Doodles are hot blooded and prefer a cold surface to lay on. She naps on our cold hard floor and doesn’t sleep on a bed - except when she’s crated at night. She also loves to lay in the shower because it’s a cold surface. So your pup may not be the lap dog you’re wanting. There are doodle groups on fb that I would recommend joining. I hope this helps and best of luck with you furbaby ❣️
Savoula Nickas - thank you so much for the sweet feedback❣️ Scarlet is a standard size. Her mama is only 45 pounds but I think Scarlet may get a little bigger than that. Good luck on your search for the perfect doodle! They are so fun and we adore her ❤️
When did your doodle grow out of the biting thing? Our F1b goldendoodle always explores the world with her mouth, which can be painful if you are on the receiving end. We try to not encourage it, but at 16 weeks, the end doesn't seem to be in sight.
Hi and thanks for the question. I totally know what you mean about the puppy biting. I think Scarlet turned the corner at about 5 months. I used the “yelping” technique along with redirecting her attention and/or giving her something else to chew on. I think it worked really well while teaching her how much pressure she could apply. She still loves to “mouth” my hand but doesn’t hurt me and so I let her ~ since it’s a normal thing for a dog to do. Good luck with your goldendoodle ~ they are wonderful dogs❣️
Paula Miller - thank you, we sure think so! Getting her in the tub for a bath is the easy part. It’s when she gets out that things get a little dicey, LOL! Her human type hair holds a lot of water! I need a big tiled room that she can just go crazy in. 😳😆🤣
Debby Ponder - hi, and thank you for your question. I bought it through Chewy. It’s a Frisco fold and carry double door collapsible 42 inch wire crate. Congratulations on your goldendoodle! You will love it!! ❤️ ~ Josie
I have a six year old golden doodle dad was a poodle mom was 50-50 his name is Donald I take him four Miles daily. He runs off leash because we live by a big park loves to chase dear. And critters of any kind so I figure he probably run 6 to 8 miles scaling hills I’m running back-and-forth to me best dog ever however he does not like water although for the first time do you want into the lake after some ducks. But I don’t think He’ll Do that again I thought your video was excellent Patty.
Elisa - no it hasn’t changed yet and I’m dreading the day it does, LOL! She’s not done any shedding and her coat is still just wavy and silky. I’m crossing my fingers that it stays this easy to maintain. I think she has lightened up a little but not too much so far.
You have a very cute dog! we have an almost 12 week F1b female. I think she has every trait you mentioned. Your summary is spot-on. The only thing bothers me is she likes to bite (not hard just playfully but destructive for my clothes and sometimes will scratch my skin). She also thinks herself as my other kid so become jealous and aggressive towards my daughter. Any suggestions?
Carrie Li - hi and thank you for your comments & questions. Scarlet was quite a biter too. I used a couple of techniques with her. I wanted her to learn what was acceptable and how much pressure to apply when playing with me so when she hurt me I made a high pitched “yipping” noise and she let up or stopped completely. I also substituted a chew toy for my hand or whatever. And she quickly learned the word “no”. I would recommend watching CZcams videos on aggression. There are a lot of great resources out there. Not everyone will agree or teach the exact same thing but it will give you ideas and tips to try with your puppy. By 6 months, Scarlet was beginning to settle down some. She’s almost 1 and a great dog. Good luck and enjoy you fur baby❣️
Oh lord, she's just like my labradoodle!! So loving wants to Kiss me all the time. She's excelent at learning! Loves running! She's pulled me down and given me a few bruises. Any tips on training her to roll over? Also I'm very familiar with that pouting lol. I also love that you let her chew on your hands, I do that too. She also looks just like my Gabby
Hi, I just saw your comment! It slipped by me somehow 🤷♀️ Doodles are definitely sweet and loving. I’ve found that using high value treats work well when training Scarlet. I’ve not taught her to roll over but that’s probably what I would do. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊 ~ Josie
My wife and I have an F1B Goldendoodle, Finley, who is just the best. He turned one in July and is now just a big, 65lb puppy. What do you feed Scarlet?
Awe, that’s awesome ❣️ I started out feeding her pro plan puppy and she ate that for the first year or so. Then she went through several months of being extremely picky and I couldn’t get her to eat anything. Now she gets a combination of kibble, canned dog food and fruit. Plus an egg every day - we have chickens and are overrun with eggs, LOL!
@@lj5190 - I’m afraid to say, lol! My husband and I just had a big laugh over how spoiled Scarlet is! Actually she’s not crazy about raw eggs so she gets it over easy, lol. Sometimes with a side of caviar! Seriously - if she would eat it raw, I would serve it raw - along with the shell. 😊
@@OzarkMountainGoats I'm going to add an egg to Finley's next meal and see how he likes it :) Thank you for taking the time to respond. I could talk your ear off about these dogs.
Branko Radulovic - hi, and thank you for your question. Scarlet weighs about 45 pounds and is a standard size goldendoodle. Her crate is 42” and she’s got plenty of room. So it just depends on how big your dog is expected to be at maturity. Have a great weekend 😊 ~ Josie
Terri B - thank you! Scarlet is a standard F1B. She weighs about 50 lbs., like her mom. Her Dad weighs 70-80 lbs. Congratulations on your fur baby! You will love it!! ❤️
Any tips on having your dog run outside without her leash? My Goldendoodle pup confuses it for a game of tag and runs away from me instead of towards me. Any suggestion would be great!
Hi and thanks for the question. I find that high value treats or a high value toy works best when training. Scarlet will do anything for “puperoni” treats, lol! Maybe use a really long rope or leash so she can run but you still have control and can make her return to you on command. Good luck with your puppy 😊
Tank Odom - hi and thank you for your comment! Yes I think the snuggle puppy helps a lot. I’ve got a couple other videos where I mention the snuggle puppy. In fact I do a snuggle puppy review on one of them. Check out Scarlet‘s playlist for those videos. I don’t use the snuggle puppy every day, but I do use it anytime that she’s crated during the day. At night she doesn’t need it because she’s never had any problem going to sleep at night. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend! 😊 -~ Josie
@@OzarkMountainGoats thank you for the quick reply I'm gonna be bring our baby boy simba home in October and we was thinking of getting him one to help with sleeping at night since it has the heart beat in it
Tank Odom - awe, that’s great! I wish I had gotten one earlier. I would recommend taking the snuggle puppy with you when you pick up Simba and getting Mom scent on it. Or, if you live near them, take it a couple of days early and have them put the snuggle puppy in with mom and puppies. I think it will make all the difference in the world. Good luck with your puppy!
Mario - yes, I drove about two hours to get her. I googled different golden doodle breeders in my area and then started reading reviews. After choosing my breeder, I contacted them and got on a list for the type of goldendoodle that I wanted. Once she was born I was able to choose my dog. I would suggest looking for breeders in your area to see what’s available. Make sure to check them out and choose wisely. Good luck! 😊
i have a 2 year old goldendoodle and i have been having some trouble training her to stay, she is spot on with sit down and heel, but she just doesn't listen to stay and come, any tips?
Sarah McKillips - hi and thank you for your question. I started working with Scarlet when I brought her home at 8 weeks old. That being said, I’m sure it’s harder with adult dogs. I would use high value treats - something she really loves - and try to train 2-3 times per day for short periods of time. I use pupperoni and during training is the only time she gets them. Frequency and consistency seems to be key. I’ve watched McCann Dog Training on CZcams and there videos have been very helpful for me. Good luck with your goldendoodle and thank you for watching ❣️ ~ Josie
I have a question. Do you know if they shed much? Please tell me because my mom is going to buy a dog of my choice as long as it doesnt shed much or not at all. Thank you nice video!
Mario - hi, and thank you for your question. Scarlet is an F1b goldendoodle which means she is about 3/4 poodle and 1/4 golden retriever. She does not shed at all. A f1 golden doodle is half poodle and half golden retriever. They have the potential to shed but it’s usually much less than your average dog. Often goldendoodles don’t shed but nothing is 100% certain when dealing with a mixed breed. It just depends on what they inherit from both of their parents. I would do some research and try to make the best choice for you. Also, check out my video on goldendoodle coat types and maybe that will help answer some of your questions. Thanks and have a great day! 😊 Josie
Hi and thanks for your question. I went online and searched for breeders near me. Then I read reviews and researched each site. I had to drive 2 1/2 hours to get Scarlet but she is well worth it. Good luck on your search 😊
If your dog is burning your grass? You may need to change it's diet away from dog food that has a lot of red meat in it. Its very acidic to some dogs. Our goldendoodle had that problem of burning the grass too. We changed to a poultry based diet and no more burning.. I had the same problem years ago. I didn't burn the grass but I got gout which is cause by high acidity in the body.. and if your dog has an oder to it, stop feeding it seafood like salmon and such. They may have a reaction to the iodine in fish and seafood. Again we had the same problem with our dog. Your dog will tell you what it needs if you listen..
Agree! After eliminating beef from her diet, her pee no longer turned the grass brown. I also noticed that after identifying other foods she was sensitive too, once eliminated, she no longer would break out with small sores and she seemed calmer.
GDs are the best dogs in the world. Everything you said about them is exactly true. Wouldn't have any other type of dog. Our GD, Tyson, is our BFFF (Best Furry Friend Forever).
Olivia :D - hi, and thank you for your question! Scarlet is eight months old and as of yet her coat is still just wavy. She does not have the kinky curly coat like a poodle. I have read different things concerning how old they will be by the time their adult coat comes in. I am on a couple of different goldendoodle Facebook groups and I’ve read where people say that their dog was one year old before they got their adult coat. Other sources say 6 to 8 months. Again, so far I have seen no change in Scarlet‘s coat! Thank goodness, lol! Thanks for your comment and have a great weekend❣️ ~ Josie
Yeah I just got mine Monday and she had food from what they sent me home with at this farm very friendly family. But had diarrheah. I want affordable food that he enjoys and will get rid of the diarrhea.
Question.....someone is needed to rehome their 3 year old male golden doddle...do they rehome well? He would have an amazing home with me. I feel bad for him to have to start over with a new family. Will he adjust and be happy or mourn his past family? TIA
Serena Jo - hi and thank you for your question. I am on two goldendoodle Facebook sites and rehoming comes up in the topic quite frequently. From what I’ve read, it is usually very successful and the dogs adjust really well. If you can give him a good home I think you should go for it. Good luck with your golden doodle!
We are currently boarding a seven month male Golden Doodle. He immediately became part of our family and a friend that hadn’t visited for a long time thought he was ours he was so relaxed and happy.
Has anyone else noticed how PC even dogs have got? Today you have all these 'Designer Dogs'. 10 years ago they were called mongrels. But someone got the smart idea of changing the name, and making a fortune. Personally, I still prefer my PURE BREED dog.
PURE BREED dogs start somewhere, they just didn't happen one day! And for sure you can spend just as much and more on a pure breeds and the only difference is a piece of paper and a few years of inline breeding. So to each their own. /Jim
H A - awe, I’m sorry to hear that. Some dogs just don’t like car rides. We’ve taken her on very brief trips and rewarded her. Scarlet is much more cuddly when her hair is cut short - otherwise she is just too hot.
Master Painter - hi and thank you for your question. Scarlet was really, really bad about jumping on people. I finally got a training collar and watched a lot of CZcams videos on its use. The last thing I want to ever do is hurt Scarlet and I didn’t remove the rubber tips covering the prongs. That way it can’t accidentally shock her. I only use the beep or vibrate. It doesn’t hurt her at all. Just breaks her attention to the behavior she’s doing so I can correct her. It has worked since day one. I highly recommend it. She’s still just as excitable but she no longer jumps on people. I actually speak about it in another video. Hope this helps! ~ Josie
I am getting an f1b next month! Your F1b looks rather large. Do you have to put her in the kennel while you leave her inside alone? I just feel like I am getting my first child! I am so excited!
Scarlet is a standard F1b and actually on the smaller size at about 50 lbs. She can look very different at times depending on how long her hair is. We got rid of her crate several months ago and she is PERFECT when we leave her home alone. 😊
It depends on what size the parents are. There are basically 3 sizes - small, medium & large. Scarlet is a standard doodle but on the smaller size. She weighs about 45-50 lbs.
Traits:
1 - loving
2 - smart
3 - belly rubs
4 - love to run
5 - pouting
6 - half human
7 - loyal
8 - separation anxiety
9 - love to swim/water
10 - friendly to all
11 - love to tease while playing
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You don't own a goldendoodle; they own you. They demand belly rubs, your undivided attention, will show an intruder where the safe is and give up the combination for a cookie. All you get in is unconditional love and muddy footprints, all over your heart.
Lol, you are absolutely right! Scarlet rules the roost 😆
We just got a golden doodle today. Good thing we also have a Belgian malinios after reading this haha
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My young Doberman is just the same way. He is such a lover and loves hugs. Very smart too
Dogs are so awesome!
I had a doodle for 13 years. The best advice I can give is that you let her stay over at other peoples house and what not. These dogs are loyal to a fault and will fixate on one person ( like you ) if you let her. Maybe have kids or friends walk her and someone besides you or the husband feed her. It will help with the anxiety when she's alone. It's so hard to do because they are so loving. My doodle wouldn't give the wife or kids the respect he gave me because I spoiled him so much with all my attention. Looking back I shouldn't have done that. Great video and she's an absolute doll. God Bless.
Thank you and thanks for the great advice! She’s 2+ now and doing better but she still goes bonkers when people come over. We live in the boonies so it’s a definite struggle, lol. She’s been left out alone when we’re gone since shortly after making this video and she’s perfect. Never bothers or destroys anything, etc. so thankfully no separation anxiety anymore. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊
Wonderful advice! Agree completely, and for any breed that tends to attach to one person. I’d also add playdates with other age-and-size-appropriate dogs to the mix.
My wife and I have a Goldendoodle that will be 2 in April. She has all of the same traits as yours. Very, very smart and loving. Almost human like as you said. We rescued her from a very abusive household. She wasn't being fed or watered and was living in a garage that was close to 100 degrees. It was one of the saddest things I've ever seen. She's ours now and those days are over for her, thank God. I think she knows we rescued her by the way she acts toward us. Now she only gets the best of the best from us and in return she gives us the best of her best. We love her more than words can describe. Like you, we feed her Purina Pro Plan. She has a sensitive stomach and this seems to agree with her. I hope yours is doing well. They are fantastic dogs!!
Wow, your comment made me tear up 😭 I will NEVER understand animal cruelty. I am so thankful that you rescued your sweet girl and are giving her the best life possible ❤️ Scarlet is doing great and we absolutely love and adore her. I cannot imagine our life without her. They are wonderful dogs and make the very best companions. Thank you for sharing your story. Enjoy life with your girl and best wishes to you 🥰 ~ Josie
you and your wife are genuinely great people. thank you for sharing this
@@Gullahjack12 Thank you for the gracious compliment.
We've just got a 2 year old rescue golden doodle, she was used for breeding in a barn in Ireland, she's had quite a hard life up to now, but what a lovely dog, she follows our Labradoddle around everywhere and is so gentle yet massive, she has paws like a bear, she's going to be the best dog with some training, she's so happy to be out on grass, it's like she can't believe her luck.
Oh my gosh - that is so wonderful that you rescued her out of that hard situation. I can’t imagine my Scarlet going through that. Your girl will forever be bonded to you and be the most loyal companion you could ask for. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️
I have been exposed to two Goldendoodle's belonging to friends. Amazing dogs, smart, energetic and fantastic temperaments. I wish I could have a good dog, but circumstances prevent that now.
They REALLY are awesome dogs ❤️. I hope your circumstances change and you can have a dog too. Thanks for watching and commenting 😊 ~ Josie
I like how smart and lovable she is ! I think you guys picked the perfect dog for you guys .
Aaric Hale - Thank you! We think she’s perfect for us too 😊
"like a human" is exactly how i would describe our 90lb doodle. incredible dogs and companions, if not just a little bit needy/pouty like you mentioned!
Lol, all true! 🥰
We have an 18 month old mini Golden doodle named Katie. She does not like water but she loves to run and chase her tail. She also watches TV and barks if she sees a dog. We put on youtube and let her watch squirrel videos when we have to run errands. We have a 12 year old mini poodle and they are best friends. We sure love our smart little Katie.
Lol, that is so funny about the squirrel videos! They sure are entertaining dogs🥰
Had dogs all my life I'm 78 we have two GD's male & female never have I seen dogs easier to train..
And a joy to be with.
That’s wonderful! They are fantastic dogs ❣️
This sounds like my Golden doodle. Mine also loves to find socks and dryer balls. He takes off running with them!
Erika Wile - hahahahaha, aren’t they hilarious! We just love our girl ❣️
My baby doodle is just like you explained. Smart fast learners, cuddles.
Aren’t they wonderful dogs! Good luck with your baby. We just love Scarlet ❤️
Scarlet is a cutie! I have a goldendoodle and he possesses all those traits. He's pure joy!
That’s wonderful, they are great dogs ❣️
This was such a wonderfully and thoughtfully presented video! Thank you!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! ❤️
So lovable!! I’m getting my Goldendoodle Monday :)
M George - congratulations, you will love your goldendoodle ❣️
We got a five month old a week ago, same color as your. This little guy keeps me going, whew!
Creative Vee - I remember and I feel your pain, lol! Hang in there!
I LOVE HER OMG SHE IS SOOOOO CUTE!
What a lovely dog. I've always wanted one of these silly curlies but it wouldn't be fair to the dog because I have a small apartment. #goals though.
Scarlet is getting big. Very smart dog. Have a blessed week!
The pouting face. Lol
2 1/2 Acres - thank you, and yes she is getting big! I figure she’ll put on another 20 pounds or so... Have a great week!
2 1/2 Acres - hahahahaha, IKR! So cute!
Thanks for sharing Scarlet seems so sweet and funny. She reminds me of my Goldendoodle I had, her name was Silly and she lived almost 15 years I miss her everyday and Scarlet reminds me of my Silly girl. :)
Awe, so sorry to hear your Silly girl is no longer with you. 😢 We absolutely adore our sweet Scarlet and can’t imagine life without her. Thank you for watching and commenting 🥰
She’s sooo sweet. Absolutely adorable!!
Thank you, we LOVE her❤️
Love it! The best goldendoodle training videos I’ve seen on CZcams!!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind feedback 😊 ~ Josie
Scarlet is amazing!! Thank you So much great video
Gary Burns - thank you! Scarlet has beautiful parents 😊 Thank you and Bonnie at Creekside Goldendoodles ❤️
Our Golden Doodle was deathly afraid of the water,,,anytime she got near the water she'd lock up and wouldn't move...had a Golden Retriever years before ,,,same thing ...the two Golden retrievers we had before that ....they were absolutely crazy about going in the water...they loved it!
It’s weird how some doodles and retrievers hate water and others LOVE it. Scarlet would like to jump in our hot tub but we won’t let her, lol 😆 Thanks for watching and commenting 😊
Scarlet is just so sweet. We use to have a black lab and every time the water hose was out he was jumping and playing in it. He loved it. Great video. Hope y’all have a wonderful week.
Stacie’s Country Cooking & Adventures - thank you Stacie ❣️ We couldn’t have asked for a sweeter dog. Labs are awesome dogs ! Have a great week!
Ozark Mountain Goats Yea we had fudge for 13 years and he was such a great dog. He grew up with our son. He passed away the year my son got married. 😢Thank you.
Stacie’s Country Cooking & Adventures - awe, so sorry for your loss. It’s hard to lose a pet. 😪 But how awesome that your son got to grow up with such a great companion ❤️
Ozark Mountain Goats Yes I’m very Thankful for the time we had him.
We just got a goldoddle after losing our golden..very smart dogs. I housebroke h er in two days.
My Oscar is the same way. I can't wait to take him to the lake.
I bet Oscar will love it!
Probably the best two breeds to combine as they are very similar in personality & you get a great dog. People should consider when they mix breeds what they are doing. Some can be disastrous & should never be combined as they make dogs with a split personality.
Scarlet is definitely a great combination of two outstanding breeds. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊
The best dogs out there. My girl’s name is Maggie. She’s my best friend
They are great dogs❣️
We have two, you're right on money.
Proud to be part of the pack.....
That’s awesome! They’re wonderful dogs 😊
I can’t believe she doesn’t tear apart the snuggle puppy. I’ve watched mine sweet boy and my friends girl and they both tear apart any stuffed toy they can get their mouth on.
Claudia Nielsen - I know what you mean. Other dogs I’ve had always shred everything! Scarlet has had the same fuzzy squeak toys since she was 8 weeks old. 🤷♀️😁👏
Awwwww… that’s the same name as mine but… she hasn’t been born yet! We are so excited to get our Scarlett in November.
Good luck with your girl ~ you will adore her 🥰
Also, she took the "you can't lick my face" as a personal change. Just like my girl.
Lol 😆
Everything ur saying is soooooo true! Ohmygawd!
Creative Vee - lol, IKR!! It’s amazing ❣️
I notice that most people showing their golden doodles on CZcams have medium and standard-size doodles. I almost got a golden doodle from the pet store today, I was told they were mini golden doodles. One was more poodle and wired I could not calm him and the other was more mellow and I assume more retriever than poodle and shred on my clothes a lot. I did not have the connection to the two like I did when I got my SWD who has been gone for over a year now. I want to find a mini or medium golden doodle that does not weigh more than 30lbs. Hahaha. There was something about the pet shop pups that I just could not commit $5,000 to not knowing if they were true doodles or some other mix.
Wow, $5000!! For one dog?! OMG ~
That’s the thing with mixed breeds ~ you never know exactly what you’ll get. It just depends on what physical and behavioral traits they inherit from each parent. I would suggest finding a reputable breeder with the parents on premises. We visited our breeder and saw both parents, how they were housed, etc. and it made me much more comfortable. Plus I had access to lots and lots of pictures through our breeder so I could see the offspring of Scarlet’s parents. Hope this helps and good luck in your search!
@@OzarkMountainGoats Yes $5000. LOL! My SWD Mickey resembled Scarlet even at 12 years old. I live in the Midwest and most breeders are at least 4 or more hours away from my home that is how I ended up in that pet shop. I may be in luck I found one close enough (4hrs) that possibly will let me know if she has a litter this coming week. *fingers crossed.
Always buy from a breeder. Most average about half of what they were selling for. You won't regret it.
The most delightful breed! Long time dog owner here (miniature poodle, OE sheepdog, husky, Aussie, beagle, more) but having hard time getting over losing my last (beagle). Our best family friend, an astute dog steward, also has F-1 goldendoodle, now about 7 months old) - the most exuberant and personable dog possibly I’ve ever met. Needs and gets major regular exercise and in bunch of training classes. Seriously high energy even with all that! It’s exactly the breed I’d get if I had acres for her to romp and run everyday.
They really are a high energy dog for sure! But so loving and wonderful. So sorry about your beagle. I’ve had a couple of them and they are great little dogs. Thank you for your nice comment 🥰
My golden doodle refused to sleep in his cage and poohed in it to stop me putting him in it. While he enjoyed socialisation classes he did not like obedience classes and would pooh in the middle of the room each time so that we would be banished from any more. Oh yes, he’s smart ok! He’s appropriated all the sofas, grumbles incessantly if he’s told off and lies on his back with his legs in the air so I can’t be cross with him. He is, however, afraid of water!
Wow sounds like you have your hands full. Maybe that's the difference between a male and female. Our runs to her bed every evening. She knows which chairs she's allowed on and I can't even remember the last time she had an accident in the house. Hope all works out for you and puppy.
This is Exactly the same as my Golden mini doodle ! She loves to chew all toys …. I watch her constantly for pieces of toy on her mouth…..I retrieve things in her mouth she lets me
Doodles are wonderful dogs and it’s amazing how they act so similar! 🥰
Awesome! We have just begun breeding goldendoodles. We have just started, we dont have pups yet but will in the fall.
The Able Farmer - wow, that’s great! We sure love Scarlet. Good luck with your puppies ❣️
I have a f1 5 years old.100 pounds Best dog ever.
That’s great ~ and I agree with you ! 😊
We will soon find out. We get our Molly in 3 weeks
Congratulations and best of luck with your baby 🥰
I have a red one, his name is Cody, best dog ever
Awesome! And I agreed ❣️
hello
my fiance and i got a minnie golden doodle f1b and his name is Lenny 🐶🧸. We love him so much also he loves us so much. He loves his belly rubbed, mostly he is sleeping w al his paws up. he also love a lot of toys 😂 I wish u all the best with ur best friend scarlet ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! They are wonderful dogs. Good luck with Lenny 💙
Wow yes your so right about the belly rubs
U just described my doodle exactly,It's 1130 at night but ima let her out the cage and play with her for a few minutes
I hope you’re enjoying your doodle as much as we do Scarlet 🥰 She’s an amazing dog!
I am about to get a goldendoodle in October. I am so excited!! I have a question. Are Goldendoodles bad to run off or not stay in their yard? My last dog was a Great Pyrenees and they are notoriously stubborn, hard to train dogs. They were bred to work independently as guard dogs for sheep and other herd animals so they made their own decisions. I could not let Osso of her leash outside unless I had a rib bone to call her back! 😂 worked like a charm though! With training can I be comfortable playing in my large front yard with her off leash would you say? Scarlet is a beauty and thanks for the video!!
Gravity Works - hi, and thank you for your question. I can understand the problem with your Great Pyrenees. As goat owners we know what fantastic LGD’s they make! As far as our goldendoodle goes, Scarlet does very well in our yard off leash. But I am right there with her and I would never leave her on her own. We have larger predators in this area that I would worry about. I’m sure under the right circumstances and with a lot of training it could be done but it’s not a situation that I personally recommend or want to achieve. Scarlet actually would not want to be away from me and doesn’t let me get out of “her” sight when we’re outside. She stays very close to me and follows me everywhere. It’s great because I don’t have to worry about her wandering off. Thank you for watching and commenting and good luck with your goldendoodle! 😊
Ozark Mountain Goats , thanks for your quick reply! You know, I had thought the same thing earlier today about them not wanting to be away from their human! That really helps relieve much of that concern. I agree, leaving them alone outside would not be a good idea. I am getting him as an emotional support dog to help with my severe depression and to help deal with being basically homebound from a chronic illness. The isolation is terrible and life has been a struggle of meaninglessness and lack of purpose. I have read really positive things about them as therapy dogs. I am so excited to get him!! Having ME/CFS, my cells do not make and replace the energy I use up, like a healthy person does. So I have limited energy so I am a “spoonie” if you are familiar or know anyone with Lupus, I think they started that theory. I have seen those ball release toys to help play fetch. I was wondering if you could think of any other activities that would help exercise him without me having to run around with him much? I was told they are very chill, relaxed dogs when I began searching for one 6 months ago. Now Inkeep hearing about what high energy dogs they are... 😳 One reason I loved my Great Pyr, Osso, she was a typical floor mat dog and I didn’t have to worry about a ton of exercise or feel guilty for not. My doodle I want to tire him out each day and for him to be appropriately active. My parents can walk him some (I have to live with them) and my mom walks laps around our house and large yard several times each day. So that would help...any other ideas?? Wonder if I could set up some sort of obstacle course in the backyard around the gardens...
Gravity Works - I’m so sorry to hear about your health issues but happy to know you’ve got your parents for support. I assume you’re getting a puppy? I’m going to be brutally honest - the first couple of months was very exhausting while we worked on potty training, etc. And she was always wanting to play. Use a house line and take him out very frequently. I think boys are easier to potty train and have stronger bladders. Scarlet is my first doodle and I would say she’s high energy. I take her out to run in the yard at least twice daily. I try to “catch” her as she runs by and we make a game of it. I don’t know how old your mom is but I’m 63 (in October) and it’s fun for me as well. She’s hilarious and I laugh the whole time. Teach the “come” command right away and have your mom always carry treats (I use a little clip on bag) when in the yard so he will stay near and come when called. I’ve read the first year is the hardest. Scarlet is 7 months old now and has settled a lot but still very active and needy. She loves to play tug and I have lots of rope toys and long squeaky pull toys for her to tug on. I often sit in my chair or on the floor and let her pull till she tires, lol! She also loves to fetch a ball. As far as being a cuddle bug - she’s really not. She will stay on my lap or in my chair for maybe 15 minutes but then she wants down. Doodles are hot blooded and prefer a cold surface to lay on. She naps on our cold hard floor and doesn’t sleep on a bed - except when she’s crated at night. She also loves to lay in the shower because it’s a cold surface. So your pup may not be the lap dog you’re wanting. There are doodle groups on fb that I would recommend joining. I hope this helps and best of luck with you furbaby ❣️
Great video
Thank you 😊
Terrific
Thank you ❣️
Scarlet is so amazing and beautiful. We are looking for an f1b Goldendoodle and hope to find one just like her! Is she a standard size or a miniature?
Savoula Nickas - thank you so much for the sweet feedback❣️ Scarlet is a standard size. Her mama is only 45 pounds but I think Scarlet may get a little bigger than that. Good luck on your search for the perfect doodle! They are so fun and we adore her ❤️
When did your doodle grow out of the biting thing? Our F1b goldendoodle always explores the world with her mouth, which can be painful if you are on the receiving end. We try to not encourage it, but at 16 weeks, the end doesn't seem to be in sight.
Hi and thanks for the question. I totally know what you mean about the puppy biting. I think Scarlet turned the corner at about 5 months. I used the “yelping” technique along with redirecting her attention and/or giving her something else to chew on. I think it worked really well while teaching her how much pressure she could apply. She still loves to “mouth” my hand but doesn’t hurt me and so I let her ~ since it’s a normal thing for a dog to do. Good luck with your goldendoodle ~ they are wonderful dogs❣️
@@OzarkMountainGoats thanks so much. If Penny is anything like your doodle, we have one month of puppy biting to go!
She is so cute! I wish I could give my dog a bath. She has no lab in her.
Paula Miller - thank you, we sure think so! Getting her in the tub for a bath is the easy part. It’s when she gets out that things get a little dicey, LOL! Her human type hair holds a lot of water! I need a big tiled room that she can just go crazy in. 😳😆🤣
I have a fb1. He was a chocolate but not anymore. He is 4 yrs and is indeed sweet and loving.
They are wonderful dogs❣️
He's a very cute dog
We adore her 🩷
Where did you get her kennel? We are getting out golden doodle on Thursday, I can’t wait!
Debby Ponder - hi, and thank you for your question. I bought it through Chewy. It’s a Frisco fold and carry double door collapsible 42 inch wire crate. Congratulations on your goldendoodle! You will love it!! ❤️ ~ Josie
ahhh what a cutie
Ginger the Big Red Dog - thank you, we love her❣️
I have a six year old golden doodle dad was a poodle mom was 50-50 his name is Donald I take him four
Miles daily. He runs off leash because we live by a big park loves to chase dear. And critters of any kind so I figure he probably run 6 to 8 miles scaling hills I’m running back-and-forth to me best dog ever however he does not like water although for the first time do you want into the lake after some ducks.
But I don’t think He’ll
Do that again I thought your video was excellent
Patty.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback 😊 Goldendoodles are awesome for sure! ~ Josie
Has her puppy coat changed? Did she get lighter in color? Our goldendoodle is only 4 1/2 months and still has her puppy coat.
Elisa - no it hasn’t changed yet and I’m dreading the day it does, LOL! She’s not done any shedding and her coat is still just wavy and silky. I’m crossing my fingers that it stays this easy to maintain. I think she has lightened up a little but not too much so far.
You have a very cute dog! we have an almost 12 week F1b female. I think she has every trait you mentioned. Your summary is spot-on. The only thing bothers me is she likes to bite (not hard just playfully but destructive for my clothes and sometimes will scratch my skin). She also thinks herself as my other kid so become jealous and aggressive towards my daughter. Any suggestions?
Carrie Li - hi and thank you for your comments & questions. Scarlet was quite a biter too. I used a couple of techniques with her. I wanted her to learn what was acceptable and how much pressure to apply when playing with me so when she hurt me I made a high pitched “yipping” noise and she let up or stopped completely. I also substituted a chew toy for my hand or whatever. And she quickly learned the word “no”.
I would recommend watching CZcams videos on aggression. There are a lot of great resources out there. Not everyone will agree or teach the exact same thing but it will give you ideas and tips to try with your puppy. By 6 months, Scarlet was beginning to settle down some. She’s almost 1 and a great dog. Good luck and enjoy you fur baby❣️
Ozark Mountain Goats thank you very much for your suggestions. They are really helpful!
@@midomido1022 - you’re welcome 😊
The half human is very common so I’ve heard
And it’s so true!
Oh lord, she's just like my labradoodle!! So loving wants to Kiss me all the time. She's excelent at learning! Loves running! She's pulled me down and given me a few bruises. Any tips on training her to roll over? Also I'm very familiar with that pouting lol. I also love that you let her chew on your hands, I do that too. She also looks just like my Gabby
Hi, I just saw your comment! It slipped by me somehow 🤷♀️ Doodles are definitely sweet and loving. I’ve found that using high value treats work well when training Scarlet. I’ve not taught her to roll over but that’s probably what I would do. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊 ~ Josie
Hi, tolles Video🔔 👍❤️🔔 wünsche dir eine schöne Woche. Liebe Grüße Siggi & Marianne
Siegfried Schlag - thank you so much for watching! Have a blessed week my friends ❣️
My wife and I have an F1B Goldendoodle, Finley, who is just the best. He turned one in July and is now just a big, 65lb puppy.
What do you feed Scarlet?
Awe, that’s awesome ❣️ I started out feeding her pro plan puppy and she ate that for the first year or so. Then she went through several months of being extremely picky and I couldn’t get her to eat anything. Now she gets a combination of kibble, canned dog food and fruit. Plus an egg every day - we have chickens and are overrun with eggs, LOL!
@@OzarkMountainGoats Do you just crack a raw egg over her food?
@@lj5190 - I’m afraid to say, lol! My husband and I just had a big laugh over how spoiled Scarlet is! Actually she’s not crazy about raw eggs so she gets it over easy, lol. Sometimes with a side of caviar! Seriously - if she would eat it raw, I would serve it raw - along with the shell. 😊
@@OzarkMountainGoats I'm going to add an egg to Finley's next meal and see how he likes it :)
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I could talk your ear off about these dogs.
@@lj5190 - you’re welcome and believe me, I get it!! 😆🤷♀️
Hello, can you tell me what’s the best size for the cage ? Is 48 inches in length too long ? Thanks a lot
Branko Radulovic - hi, and thank you for your question. Scarlet weighs about 45 pounds and is a standard size goldendoodle. Her crate is 42” and she’s got plenty of room. So it just depends on how big your dog is expected to be at maturity. Have a great weekend 😊 ~ Josie
Scarlet is so cute, is she a F1B Medium? Asking as we are getting a F1B Medium in a few weeks.
Terri B - thank you! Scarlet is a standard F1B. She weighs about 50 lbs., like her mom. Her Dad weighs 70-80 lbs. Congratulations on your fur baby! You will love it!! ❤️
Pls excuse the username, my observation of Groodles is that they are just full of Joy, for no particular reason!
Yes they are!! ❤️
Any tips on having your dog run outside without her leash? My Goldendoodle pup confuses it for a game of tag and runs away from me instead of towards me. Any suggestion would be great!
Hi and thanks for the question. I find that high value treats or a high value toy works best when training.
Scarlet will do anything for “puperoni” treats, lol! Maybe use a really long rope or leash so she can run but you still have control and can make her return to you on command. Good luck with your puppy 😊
Hey noticed you had a snuggle puppy toy in the background by her crate. How did you like it did it help at all with her sleeping?
Tank Odom - hi and thank you for your comment! Yes I think the snuggle puppy helps a lot. I’ve got a couple other videos where I mention the snuggle puppy. In fact I do a snuggle puppy review on one of them. Check out Scarlet‘s playlist for those videos. I don’t use the snuggle puppy every day, but I do use it anytime that she’s crated during the day. At night she doesn’t need it because she’s never had any problem going to sleep at night. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend! 😊 -~ Josie
@@OzarkMountainGoats thank you for the quick reply I'm gonna be bring our baby boy simba home in October and we was thinking of getting him one to help with sleeping at night since it has the heart beat in it
Tank Odom - awe, that’s great! I wish I had gotten one earlier. I would recommend taking the snuggle puppy with you when you pick up Simba and getting Mom scent on it. Or, if you live near them, take it a couple of days early and have them put the snuggle puppy in with mom and puppies. I think it will make all the difference in the world. Good luck with your puppy!
@@OzarkMountainGoats thank you very much
Also i just wanted to ask how did you buy the dog? Like did you drive somewhere or buy it on a website i am a kid i dont know much 😂
Mario - yes, I drove about two hours to get her. I googled different golden doodle breeders in my area and then started reading reviews. After choosing my breeder, I contacted them and got on a list for the type of goldendoodle that I wanted. Once she was born I was able to choose my dog. I would suggest looking for breeders in your area to see what’s available. Make sure to check them out and choose wisely. Good luck! 😊
i have a 2 year old goldendoodle and i have been having some trouble training her to stay, she is spot on with sit down and heel, but she just doesn't listen to stay and come, any tips?
Sarah McKillips - hi and thank you for your question. I started working with Scarlet when I brought her home at 8 weeks old. That being said, I’m sure it’s harder with adult dogs. I would use high value treats - something she really loves - and try to train 2-3 times per day for short periods of time. I use pupperoni and during training is the only time she gets them. Frequency and consistency seems to be key.
I’ve watched McCann Dog Training on CZcams and there videos have been very helpful for me. Good luck with your goldendoodle and thank you for watching ❣️ ~ Josie
I have a question. Do you know if they shed much? Please tell me because my mom is going to buy a dog of my choice as long as it doesnt shed much or not at all. Thank you nice video!
Mario - hi, and thank you for your question. Scarlet is an F1b goldendoodle which means she is about 3/4 poodle and 1/4 golden retriever. She does not shed at all. A f1 golden doodle is half poodle and half golden retriever. They have the potential to shed but it’s usually much less than your average dog. Often goldendoodles don’t shed but nothing is 100% certain when dealing with a mixed breed. It just depends on what they inherit from both of their parents. I would do some research and try to make the best choice for you. Also, check out my video on goldendoodle coat types and maybe that will help answer some of your questions. Thanks and have a great day! 😊 Josie
@@OzarkMountainGoats Ok thank you.
Any suggestions where I could adopt a mini doodle or poodle
Hi and thanks for your question. I went online and searched for breeders near me. Then I read reviews and researched each site. I had to drive 2 1/2 hours to get Scarlet but she is well worth it. Good luck on your search 😊
If your dog is burning your grass? You may need to change it's diet away from dog food that has a lot of red meat in it. Its very acidic to some dogs. Our goldendoodle had that problem of burning the grass too. We changed to a poultry based diet and no more burning.. I had the same problem years ago. I didn't burn the grass but I got gout which is cause by high acidity in the body.. and if your dog has an oder to it, stop feeding it seafood like salmon and such. They may have a reaction to the iodine in fish and seafood. Again we had the same problem with our dog. Your dog will tell you what it needs if you listen..
Interesting - thanks for the information and feedback. 😊
You probably need to use some garden lime on the area grass that was burned to PH the soil for the grass to grow back.
Agree! After eliminating beef from her diet, her pee no longer turned the grass brown. I also noticed that after identifying other foods she was sensitive too, once eliminated, she no longer would break out with small sores and she seemed calmer.
golden
I like your big crate where did you get it
Hi and thank you for your question. It’s a 42 inch collapsible wire crate that I purchased on line from Chewy. Thank you for watching 😊 ~ Josie
GDs are the best dogs in the world. Everything you said about them is exactly true. Wouldn't have any other type of dog. Our GD, Tyson, is our BFFF (Best Furry Friend Forever).
I agree!!
I have one
Do you know when she’ll get her adult coat? Has she already? Thanks!
Olivia :D - hi, and thank you for your question! Scarlet is eight months old and as of yet her coat is still just wavy. She does not have the kinky curly coat like a poodle. I have read different things concerning how old they will be by the time their adult coat comes in. I am on a couple of different goldendoodle Facebook groups and I’ve read where people say that their dog was one year old before they got their adult coat. Other sources say 6 to 8 months. Again, so far I have seen no change in Scarlet‘s coat! Thank goodness, lol! Thanks for your comment and have a great weekend❣️ ~ Josie
@@OzarkMountainGoats Thanks for responding! You too!
What do you feed her? She’s beautiful & her coat looks amazing.
Thank you so much! I feed her Purina Pro Plan. Thank you for commenting. Have a great weekend 😊
Yeah I just got mine Monday and she had food from what they sent me home with at this farm very friendly family. But had diarrheah. I want affordable food that he enjoys and will get rid of the diarrhea.
Question.....someone is needed to rehome their 3 year old male golden doddle...do they rehome well? He would have an amazing home with me. I feel bad for him to have to start over with a new family. Will he adjust and be happy or mourn his past family? TIA
Serena Jo - hi and thank you for your question. I am on two goldendoodle Facebook sites and rehoming comes up in the topic quite frequently. From what I’ve read, it is usually very successful and the dogs adjust really well. If you can give him a good home I think you should go for it. Good luck with your golden doodle!
We are currently boarding a seven month male Golden Doodle. He immediately became part of our family and a friend that hadn’t visited for a long time thought he was ours he was so relaxed and happy.
Has anyone else noticed how PC even dogs have got?
Today you have all these 'Designer Dogs'.
10 years ago they were called mongrels.
But someone got the smart idea of changing the name, and making a fortune. Personally, I still prefer my PURE BREED dog.
PURE BREED dogs start somewhere, they just didn't happen one day! And for sure you can spend just as much and more on a pure breeds and the only difference is a piece of paper and a few years of inline breeding. So to each their own. /Jim
I’ve had my doodle for a year. He still hates car rides and cuddles. I don’t know what to do
He’s filled with anxiety should I give him cbd
H A - awe, I’m sorry to hear that. Some dogs just don’t like car rides. We’ve taken her on very brief trips and rewarded her. Scarlet is much more cuddly when her hair is cut short - otherwise she is just too hot.
@@hxamon - I’ve heard of people having great success with CBD oil. I would definitely discuss it with your vet. Good luck with your boy 💙
One personality trait of a golden doodle is narcissism
Yep, it’s all about them!
@@OzarkMountainGoats LMAO u get it!
I have a 5 month old doodle rn this made me laugh
They are part poodle lol
How can you train them so they don't jump on people ? Mine gets really excited and goes wild
Master Painter - hi and thank you for your question. Scarlet was really, really bad about jumping on people. I finally got a training collar and watched a lot of CZcams videos on its use. The last thing I want to ever do is hurt Scarlet and I didn’t remove the rubber tips covering the prongs. That way it can’t accidentally shock her. I only use the beep or vibrate. It doesn’t hurt her at all. Just breaks her attention to the behavior she’s doing so I can correct her. It has worked since day one. I highly recommend it. She’s still just as excitable but she no longer jumps on people. I actually speak about it in another video. Hope this helps! ~ Josie
Mine nips and bites a lot lmao but he loves ppl
I am getting an f1b next month! Your F1b looks rather large. Do you have to put her in the kennel while you leave her inside alone? I just feel like I am getting my first child! I am so excited!
Scarlet is a standard F1b and actually on the smaller size at about 50 lbs. She can look very different at times depending on how long her hair is. We got rid of her crate several months ago and she is PERFECT when we leave her home alone. 😊
I saw a ghost in your house around the 140 mark
Is the separation anxiety unbearable?
Scarlet has gotten much better. She still sticks to me like Velcro but tolerates being apart from me when necessary. 😊
How tall and how heavy do the F1b get?
It depends on what size the parents are. There are basically 3 sizes - small, medium & large. Scarlet is a standard doodle but on the smaller size. She weighs about 45-50 lbs.
@@OzarkMountainGoats Thank you! Scarlet is a beauty!
Snuggle Puppy, do tell?
Creative Vee - check out Scarlet’s Journey play list. I did a video on her getting a snuggle puppy. 😊
Looking for a breeder
I went online and did searches. Then I read reviews and picked a breeder. Good luck! 😊
My Golden doodle is dumb as hell
Bluntly Blondie - hahahahaha, OMG!
😂😂😂😂