A Doodle's Shocking Dog DNA Test Results from Embark AND Wisdom Panel...Scammed by a Doodle Breeder
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2021
- We reveal Chloe the "Goldendoodle's" shocking dog DNA test results from both Embark AND Wisdom Panel...(we were scammed by a Doodle breeder)
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-- Wisdom Panel Premium DNA Test: doodledoods.com/product/wisdo...
-- Doodle Scammers and Puppy Mills - Red Flags to Watch Out For: doodledoods.com/doodle-scamme...
-- How To Choose A Responsible Breeder: doodledoods.com/how-to-choose...
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I’d say that the fact that they were only asking $250 for her was another red flag people could watch for. Reputable breeders have a lot of costs that are passed on to the customer. No way could they afford to sell puppies for so cheap.
She's still a doodle, a doodle isn't a breed, just a nice word for poodle mix. You could go the Aussie Mountain Doodle (Aussie + BMD + Poodle) route and call her a German Huskydoodle. She is adorable
There’s no such thing as a reputable doodle breeder…..a doodle is not a breed!
I hate the fact that there are puppy mills and breeders who are not reputable, but all of those puppies deserve a good life. You are giving Chloe the BEST life!
She’s Chloe the doodle dood, And if you hadn’t been scammed 12 years ago by Chloe’s breader we wouldn’t be watching these wonderful Doodle dood videos. So thank you Chloe.
Oh my goodness, just starting to listen to your video, I wish I could have been there to advise you. Glad you learned a lesson about breeders, I just had the very best breeder and paid for that privilege too, I am awaiting the test results from Embark, I am in the analyzing stage.
That’s what happens when you don’t get a dog from a responsible breeder (which doodle breeders never are) ethical breeders don’t lie about what breed the dog is, also I doubt they thought it was a golden retriever she probably knew calling it a Goldendoodle would get them sold quicker
We had a shocking experience with the DNA test as well. Our Truman is a rescue pup. The shelter received the mother (a standard poodle) with her 10 pups and Truman was the runt. They were told by the owner that the father was a labradoodle. That would make Truman an Fb2 labradoodle. For fun we did the Embark DNA test. Results? Truman is 95% poodle and…5%(!) GERMAN SHEPHERD!!!!! What the heck?! No Labrador retriever!! Funny thing is that I just did my human DNA test. I am a second generation American who’s maternal grandparents immigrated from Norway. My father’s family supposedly came from Danish/Swedish stock. My DNA shocker? I’m 42% German, 15% British, 5% Italian, 5% Norwegian and some Spanish and Filipino to boot!
In fairness, you're NEVER going to find a "doodle" breeder that is reputable. Mixing breeds solely for the purpose of making money is not something a reputable breeder would do. Your best bet is to get a purebred poodle. Go to a dog show and meet good, honest breeders.
Not always, lol. A lot of hybrid breeds are amazing, healthy and an asset to families. And there are many reputable breeders you can find.
@@southernbelladonna78 If they're mixing breeds to sell, they aren't reputable. There's more to being a good breeder than putting together any male or female dog.
@@DeeTimmyfan that's how all breeds are made, lol. Mixing other breeds together. That's how every breed was made.
@@southernbelladonna78 No shit Sherlock! But there are right ways and wrong ways to do it. Just as there is everything else. Every breed ever created responsibly was done by a single person, or that person and a few very close confidantes. Modern poodle crosses lost that advantage long ago! Now, people all over the world are breeding them, none of which know what they're doing and none have the same goal in mind as the original creator had.
@@southernbelladonna78 No shit, Sherlock! But like everything else, there's a right way and a wrong way to do it. Most people who have created separate breeds did so alone, or with a very few close confidantes. They did not reveal it to the whole world, and did not sell any intact puppies to strangers. But it's way too late for today's poodle crosses to have that benefit. People breeding "doodles" today do not know what they are doing, and none have the same purpose in mind that the original breeder had.
I’m a dog groomer and I once had a client call asking to get their “golden retriever lab mix” in for a bath and brush out. I said not a problem and got the appointment all setup, come time, in walks this GIANT malamute! I was so confused and thought this was a separate dog, I asked and she said “nope, this is the dog I was talking about”… what!?? Come to find out it was her sons dog and she’s never owned a dog before but she’s taking care of him while her sons in the army, but still! The only leeway I could give her is that the malamute is a light brown color, but other than that he looks EXACTLY like a malamute! I did let her know that he was actually a malamute and not a golden retriever and she was very sweet about the whole thing, but yeah when it comes to grooming a golden and a malamute are NOT the same!!
What a story!
I have a Husky-Poodle and she could be Chloe’s twin! Thanks for your videos, they have helped me take care of my pup.
I'm so glad!
Is that Hoodlsky?
@@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059 I tell people “Siberpoo”
That's probably not a real breeder, she must be a puppy broker who sell puppies from puppy mill. However Chloe is adorable and healthy, which is great!!!!
Breeders don’t breeds mutts. Doodles are mutts. Therefore not a breeder just a miller
A relative of mine (by marriage,) was a "breeder". OMG, she ripped off everyone!
She is very cute. I get that it's weird to think she is not, what you always thought she was. But like you said it doesn't change who is is and has been for you. Just a lovely, unique doodle. 💕 We love our Aussiedoodle Cupcake. I wonder what she really is. 🤪
She’s what I would call, an “UddleDoodle!” Uddles of dogs mixed with Poodle.
Well, it can be a rather "good news" in the sens that the more the mix, the stronger the pup! Besides, she's gorgeous ❤ What should you call her? You should simply call her "your heart and soul" 😍
*That is such a sweet reply Lexie..* 🌺
@@TrudyPatootie 😊
I wouldn’t assume the breeder is a scammer. The breeder could have had a poodle and been scammed by the stud’s owners. Or got pregnant in the park before uniting uniting with the stud.
Then the breeder isn't reputable and shouldn't have been breeding in the first place lmao
Your pup looks like ours. She's a F1 labradoodle. It wouldn't surprise me if the labrador and poodle results were the most correct.
Dogs are dogs, breeds are man-made. Doodles aren’t even recognized as a breed. Also, how can you talk about your dog that way when they’re in your presence like that? Just love your dog rather than get hung up on it’s DNA, omg.
I have an F1 labradoodle, I met the parents, a big standard poodle and a Labrador. He looks like an Irish Wolfhound. I haven't bothered with a DNA test because I really don't care what he is, I call him Jackson.
How about Multi-Doodle!
I bought a F1B labradoodle who was supposed to be 45 lbs, I ended up With a 25lb moyen poodle w/ a dna test that said 100% poodle. She was a reputable breeder in the area who showed moyens and my dog is stunning with beautiful lines but the breeder was nothing combative. Either way I think I came out ahead in the end, she’s perfect and we just say we identify as a poodle and it gets a little chuckle
Thank you for the review on DNA tests. I question the validity of these DNA companies. One said the second breed in Chloe was Labrador retriever, but the second doesn’t even mention labs at all.
LAB !.............CHLOE is LAB 'MIX'...........just love her.....she's beautiful......
@@brendamills13 and golden retriever are basically a sub breed of yellow or white lab
@@password2798goldens and labs are 2 complete different breeds
My breeder will not let you come to her home for bio-security but she will video chat and let you meet parents and puppys
You could just say she is a doodle. 50% poodle 50% other. Or a doodle mutt.
Next time rescue … they will tell you they are guessing 😂
She’s a lovable dooodle mix🐶
She's a Chloe Doodle! No question. She's a gorgeous, wonderful pup.
Call her Chloe
My dog looks JUST like your dog with straighter hair. No DNA test done because I know parents. Her mother is a Siberian Husky! (Father is a Golden Doodle)
She looks exactly like my Golden doodle!
I swear I can see Golden in her, too. She has light golden spots on her coat and her ears are, as well. I guess the 'breeder' did a good job concealing the lie lol
@@DoodleDoodsYT Maybe another dog got to the mother when she was in the heat. If you ever buy from a breeder again make sure they do genetic testing that the Orthopedic foundation for animals (OFA) recommends for the breed(s). Otherwise you might be supporting puppy mills which gives so so many dogs a life of hell.
13:26 Chloe ❤
All doodles are mixed breeds. She is the same dog she was 12 years ago.
She is still an adorable doodle. But I get it that if you payed thousands for a goldendoodle, it is making you angry at the 'breeder'
Thanks, I agree :) I would probably be way more upset if I paid more.
Yep, NEVER do that. I wouldn't pay thousands of dollars for any mixed breed, no matter what label they slapped on them.
How is the breeder a scammer? You bought a mixed breed dog and you got a mixed breed dog😅
She is a Chloé doodle
*Well I was young and dumb once too. My $1,200 Yorkie was a cute mutt.*
*She was just a little thing as a puppy. I had no idea that she was a Heinz 57*
*until she got older. She was like a larger terrier.. like a Jack Russell/Chiwawa*
*who was supposed to weigh around 5# as an adult and ended up around 20*
pounds.
*Of course the seller met me in a park. And presented me with "Fake papers.*
*and then disappeared. ( Cash only) Yep, young and dumb and fell in love with*
*my Molly.* 😳😫🤣😂💖
AWWWWWWWWWWWW......i have a CHLOE!...........her swab went off 2 days ago.......she is certainly a mixed breed, but sure of ACD in the mix.....she herds the rest of the pack inside when i call them....she runs inside our fence line herding the neighbor's cows, donkeys and horses....and, is very good at it.....other than ACD, no idea.....can't wait......love her with 'krazy' love no matter what.......and, i may be wrong....????????????............
Did you get the results yet?
I’ve recently purchased a test for my “labradoodle” because he seems way to small to be one. However, he’s the most intelligent and friendly dog I’ve ever had. If anything can be taken away from these tests, it’s that genetic diversity is great for longevity and temperament!
what were your results
@@beyoncehadoneofthebest Turns out, he’s pretty much 50/50 Labrado and Bichon Frise, of all things!
Which makes sense because his personality isn’t very Doodle-like at all!
@@katjordan3594doodles don’t have a specific personality because they’re just random mixes
This is my dog. 53% husky dog. She looks nothing like a Husky. According to Wisdom Panel? I guess a dog can be over half of a breed and look nothing like it?!? I din’t know what to think. Oops! Maybe I can’t send a picture. Anyway trust me there is not a bit of visual evidence of 1 bit of Husky.
My breeder would not let me visit due to COVID and said that Parvo was a huge problem .. I don’t think people pass Parvo to dogs. ? 😏 She did provide genetic testing paperwork on the parents and grandparents. I thought I was buying from a smallish breeder but after getting him realized she was cranking out the puppies, Though she did have several mom dogs and one Moyen Poodle was the sire to all. The puppy was delivered pretty dirty and the initial date that I was supposed to get him was pushed back because he was one of four puppies that got ringworm. 😐 she kept him for a little over two weeks longer ( so 10 weeks) and was aggressively treating it with topical and oral. Then found out that she also bred and sold Savannah cats
Anyone can pass parvo onto puppies. It’s everywhere. You could bring it in on your shoes or clothes or hands. I suggest looking up parvo and what it is.
I sent in my embark dna test for my newfypoo today...i bought Kona, my newfypoo on-line....i was shown a picture of a newfoundland (brown and white landseer? ) and a buttery/brown standard poodle...Kona has hazel eyes, cow spots on his legs, a white belt around his hips and the infamous white goatee under his chin...so, he has all the signs of a newfypoo...he was only $800 because one of his balls didn't drop? the breeder said, (my vet said he definitly had both his balls in the right place) i don't want to name the breeders in case they are legit, but i was told they were an amish puppy mill :( I bought the test because when i tried to contact the breeder early on after I adopted Kona, he wouldn't answer me...later I figured it was probably a burner phone because aren't Amish people suppose to reject new technology? like cars, phones, etc? RED FLAG!!!!! duh?......and when i tried to look up his parents again on-line for my vet because newfypoos are not even a thing in sarasota, fl... the website was gone...ugh...so, don't beat yourself up....i bought a pup on-line from a person in a religious group who disavows technology....i know because i have to yield to them on their tricycles everyday when i take Kona to the dog park twice a day
Sorry to hear about your experience. Perhaps you wouldn't mind sharing more here: doodledoods.com/report-doodle-scammer/
Reputable breeders don’t breed doodles and $250 is low even for a mutt.
Before breed clubs, purebreds were "mutts", too, and they were only recognized after years of standardized, responsible breeding practices. Don't gallop into this channel on your high horse. Any dog is a dog worth loving, mixed breed or not.
She is still a Doodle! And a very pretty dog!
Embark I think is just a joke. They wanted a picture, fill out questioner. Then sent us back a questionable result. I am very skeptical of their test. I feel like it's just their guess.
I was actually impressed with Embark. I used Embark on my dog knowing what breeds she was and her results came back with the breeds expected. I did not upload a picture until after I received her results.
It doesn’t necessarily mean the breeder lied to you, it could be she honestly thought she mated two pure bred dogs 🤷🏻♀️ No other way to tell but by features before DNA tests came to be, and besides Dog DNA tests are notoriously inaccurate... Even the professionals at the American Kennel Club can only inspect visually to make purebred determination.
That's a good point, but breeders who do it as a job or career would never "not know" a breeding dog's lineage. Just saying. And I don't 100% trust the DNA tests but 2 different tests telling me pretty much the exact same thing, that can't be a coincidence?
There is no way the second dog looked like a golden retriever with the mix of other breeds in Chloe. A reputable breeder would know what one looks like. Plus all the other red flags? Come on!
She isso cute who cares what mystery mutt was her father...LOL... 100 percent greatdoggo!
She's a mixed breed Doodle :)
Call her Chloe! Or just say she’s a mix breed
A poodle mix
Poodle mix
no ethical or reputable breeder will breed doodles. mutts have no AKC standard to be breed by. so all doodles are unfortunately backyard breed by people who just want to get money out of people, even if the backyard breeders seem nice they are not doing any health or DNA testing, not proving their dogs in anything (because they cant, no AKC standards). it's unfortunate. your dog is lovely and seems amazing either way! but hopefully people realize that they are at the end of the day spending large amounts of money supporting unethical dog breeding just to get mutts with no health testing or anything
I think you got scammed by a DNA company.