I have a labradoodle called Daisy and we got her when I was 7, I am now 15 and I can honestly say she is the best animal in the entire planet! I could not recommend labradoodles more highly. She is friendly so caring and loving and so clever, also unlike what is said in this video and by others in the comments she is so chilled out and just loves to be stroked and cuddled. She is so well behaved and you can even leave her in the house if you need to pop up of a bit and she will just lay in her bed and sleep! She is the best Dog and best friend I ever could have asked for and is always there for you, everyone should have a daisy in there life she has changed mine forever!
Mine is the same! We have a large fenced in backyard for her to play in with our other big dogs ( collie, German Shepard, and a mutt ), but she would rather cuddle up inside. She does usually spend a few hours outside a day, as our big dogs go outside when it gets light out, and they come inside at night, but she comes in earlier because she’d rather be inside. Once she grew up out of being a puppy, she mellowed out a lot, and now she’s just a big cuddle bug.
My Australian labradoodle has brought 8 years of joy fun laughter ball games love cuddles and affection. Such a fantastic dog in and outdoors, and so observant and understands a large number of words. Child friendly and everyone friendly.❤
My 1.5 year old labradoodle is the best! She has been such a great addition to our family we got her when she was 8 weeks old. It has been so much fun training her and helping her become the best version of herself. She’s definitely a great companion. I like to run and she loves to run with me. She knows when I’m getting ready for a run because she’ll follow me all around the house until I put the leash on her. She’s the best running companion too. She’s great with the kids and super playful. We love her so much!
🫠 That is awesome. Your story gives hope to my family. We got ours at 9 weeks old and we're in the middle of it right now! He came to us on New Year's eve.
I used to only like labradors, but this breed beats them in sociability. I met a labradoodle for only an hour, and he was so caring and intelligent that he watched me leaving from a window. When I returned, he ran to the window with excitement. I have never seen a breed by so interested in a person they have known for only a short time.
Fortunately we have a half acre for Tristan to run. And he does. Now jumping fences. He is a medium size dog. 40+ lbs. extremely cleaver. Picked up language and requests very fast. Mischievous and very affectionate. Still tries to sit on my lap. Lays his head down on my lap and would stay there if I let him. Very high energy. Love to watch him run with his ears flying behind. Plays well with other dogs. He has friend next door. Also a doodle dog but not the same crazy energy. A walk is not enough for him at 20 months. Also likes to tease the other dog to chase him. Chases rabbits and squirrels for fun. Too easy to spoil him.
They do and they are super intelligent. My 19 month old mini Labradoodle is a handsfull. If she wants attention, she will steal your shoe to make sure she has it.
I love my labradoodle but he gets mischievous to get attention. But he is so loving and smarter than any dog I ever met. Learns tricks in less than 1 day.
They probably do and get instantly adopted. Like a Toyota or Honda with low miles in pristine condition. Will end up in a used car dealer for as little as a couple days and will be gone. I know I don't like to compare dogs to cars but the point I was making is Labradoodles are high in demand and this is probably why you never see them. Pitbulls on the other hand, many people are wary of them because of their aggressive reputation and notoriously powerful bite. Though I have never met an aggressive pitbull. Most of the ones I know are very sweet and sociable dogs.
@@juanzingarello4005 I totally agree. All of the Pitties I've known, the only danger was to small children getting bowled over by their impressive muscular bodies.
Matt68 Be careful and train not to jump. Tristan adores our granddaughters, but thinks they are toys. 4 and 6 years.He cries when they arrive and jumps on them. As a puppy he cried and peed on the floor out of excitement. Next time they came he ran by and as he passed them , stole their hats without stopping. My daughter in law roared with laughter. He jumped all over them. The next visit I was ready with a long leash to control him. The fact that he , she will know your daughter may be different. Tristan teases the other dog to get him to run and play. High prey drive.I found out too late that puppies are not to run and should be carried everywhere for the first 3 or 4 months to protect soft joints. Nor use the stairs.Not that I could have stopped him. Very high energy! A walk is not enough for these energetic dogs. They will steal your heart! By the by, he is on raw food diet and extremely fit. Need brushing ever second day. I have his hair and face cut short , less brushing. Found a tick on him.He will be 2 yrs in June. Read and watch training videos. Lots of good info on line. Do the research! Recommend Larry Krohn. Common sense re training.Good luck to you.
@@katherineernst9971 this is some good info. I will have to keep this in mind. Seeing how we have a bunch of staris at our house. Our dog now jumps and we have been fighting it for 3 years. She is slightly stubborn lol
@@wetsaltypickle Yes the stairs were a problem. Ok now. He would skip the last four stairs and jump and slide into the door jam. I am still working with him on minor behavior. My fourth dog. It took 2 years for every dog. All 3 dogs were rescued. Tristan is the first bred dog. Australian labradoodle . The former dogs were attached to me. Tristan is an equal opportunity dog. Extremely affectionate. Loves people.Presses his body into me and picks up new training easily. Doesn’t jump on me so will have to work with my granddaughters. Needs lots of exercises for stability. They need to run! What is yours like?
@@katherineernst9971 My sister has taken care of one twice now. A few days after the puppy went home after visit one, she got a stress fracture in her right back leg jumping off a porch. Recently the dog came to visit again and my sis asked if I'd also like to visit and see the dog for the weekend. Amazing animal. I was playing hide and seek with her around cars. She took a shortcut and went under the cars to get to me.
I have a Labrodooldle dog and he's named Tofu. He's a playful and loving dog. He is from Hong Kong. He is 77 years old but in reality he is only 11 years old.
We have a 16 week Labradoodle. It was tough in the early stages because of the energy issue and his love of chewing everything. But, as he has grown older the chewing isn't as bad. We also make the effort to exercise him for at least an hour a day. Sweet boy though!
Labradoodles are the best, I also have a Blue Nose Pit and a shitzu. They all 3 love each other and the shitzu runs the yard 😂😂great family dog if you have kids. Their fur requires weekly attention so buyer beware.
I have a rabbit and me and my mum were wondering on if Labradoodle's picked up the same trait from Labradors which is where they get along with all kinds of animals not only dogs.
I wanted to buy one and i asked a lady that had one what was their breed name and she told me it was a Goldendoodle not a labradoodle !!🤔🤔 So i don't know
Is this commentator high or something . Why would somebody bring a dog that expensive to the shelter? Also, I read there's hardly going to be much of them due to the fact that the crossbreed combo may be outlawed due to the faulty results by combing both breeds.
I have a labradoodle called Daisy and we got her when I was 7, I am now 15 and I can honestly say she is the best animal in the entire planet! I could not recommend labradoodles more highly. She is friendly so caring and loving and so clever, also unlike what is said in this video and by others in the comments she is so chilled out and just loves to be stroked and cuddled. She is so well behaved and you can even leave her in the house if you need to pop up of a bit and she will just lay in her bed and sleep! She is the best Dog and best friend I ever could have asked for and is always there for you, everyone should have a daisy in there life she has changed mine forever!
Mine is the same! We have a large fenced in backyard for her to play in with our other big dogs ( collie, German Shepard, and a mutt ), but she would rather cuddle up inside. She does usually spend a few hours outside a day, as our big dogs go outside when it gets light out, and they come inside at night, but she comes in earlier because she’d rather be inside. Once she grew up out of being a puppy, she mellowed out a lot, and now she’s just a big cuddle bug.
Is it good for me I’m a couch potato
My Australian labradoodle has brought 8 years of joy fun laughter ball games love cuddles and affection. Such a fantastic dog in and outdoors, and so observant and understands a large number of words. Child friendly and everyone friendly.❤
My 1.5 year old labradoodle is the best! She has been such a great addition to our family we got her when she was 8 weeks old. It has been so much fun training her and helping her become the best version of herself. She’s definitely a great companion. I like to run and she loves to run with me. She knows when I’m getting ready for a run because she’ll follow me all around the house until I put the leash on her. She’s the best running companion too. She’s great with the kids and super playful. We love her so much!
🫠 That is awesome. Your story gives hope to my family. We got ours at 9 weeks old and we're in the middle of it right now! He came to us on New Year's eve.
I used to only like labradors, but this breed beats them in sociability. I met a labradoodle for only an hour, and he was so caring and intelligent that he watched me leaving from a window. When I returned, he ran to the window with excitement. I have never seen a breed by so interested in a person they have known for only a short time.
Fortunately we have a half acre for Tristan to run. And he does. Now jumping fences. He is a medium size dog. 40+ lbs. extremely cleaver. Picked up language and requests very fast. Mischievous and very affectionate. Still tries to sit on my lap. Lays his head down on my lap and would stay there if I let him. Very high energy. Love to watch him run with his ears flying behind. Plays well with other dogs. He has friend next door. Also a doodle dog but not the same crazy energy. A walk is not enough for him at 20 months. Also likes to tease the other dog to chase him. Chases rabbits and squirrels for fun. Too easy to spoil him.
We have a labradoodle. Great dog. 30 min of exercise seems low.
My 19 month old Labradoodle could spend hours at the dog park. Its never enough. She has enough energy to power all of New Jersey.
Currently my 8.5 week old pup is pretty low energy day 2
same we need to go 1-1 1/2 hours a day
I agree, i am 67 yrs old and need at least an hour...I just got a labadoodle, and plan on bringing him on my tri weekly 2 mile runs thru the park.....
So does $500 per year. Too low. $500 just for vet fees here in Southern California.
my labradoodle is the prettiest dog ever! she's 7 months only, i rly love her😩
Labradoodle's slowly poison you with love and make you work for them .. they know how to get what they wanted. Love my Doodle
They do and they are super intelligent. My 19 month old mini Labradoodle is a handsfull. If she wants attention, she will steal your shoe to make sure she has it.
lol
I adopted a labradoodle over ten years ago. She’s the bestest dog 🐕 ❤️
I first thought my pup was a mix Maltese but then it continued to grow and grow bigger.😄🤣 Now I know she is a labradoodle
My labradoodle is the exact opposite of these descriptions, but we still love her.
I was about to comment "I can assure you, my Apollo is the opposite of a "smart" boy"😂
I have 3 dogs and my 3rd was a mini labradoodle. Every dog I own for the rest of my life will be a labrafoodle. They are special dogs.
I had a labordoodle, Rico then he died. He was the best dog in the world! He loved the water and loves adventuring
We put a deposit on one this week! Our puppy will be born in September ❤️ Thank you for the information
I’m getting mine soon 😊 he’s so cute 🥰 we’re gonna get to meet him
I am SO excited; I get to meet my labradoodle puppy on Friday!
I'm picking up mine in less than an hour lol. It's a female cream coat 4 months old. Her dad is an apricot poodle, mom is a yellow lab.
I love my labradoodle but he gets mischievous to get attention. But he is so loving and smarter than any dog I ever met. Learns tricks in less than 1 day.
Just got a puppy, she’s amazing
I friends who have one of these. Best dog ever.
Awwww I WANT ONE SOOO BAD!!! They’re sooo cute!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Just get one
if you do, adopt don't buy
Most of them end up in shelters??!! I have yet to see ONE in a shelter. All I see are Pitties in shelters.
They probably do and get instantly adopted. Like a Toyota or Honda with low miles in pristine condition. Will end up in a used car dealer for as little as a couple days and will be gone. I know I don't like to compare dogs to cars but the point I was making is Labradoodles are high in demand and this is probably why you never see them. Pitbulls on the other hand, many people are wary of them because of their aggressive reputation and notoriously powerful bite. Though I have never met an aggressive pitbull. Most of the ones I know are very sweet and sociable dogs.
same??
@@juanzingarello4005 I totally agree. All of the Pitties I've known, the only danger was to small children getting bowled over by their impressive muscular bodies.
I have been looking a different shelters for months and months now. No labradoodles.
That's right, exactly what i told my wife. We forked over a couple thousand $$ to get one.
We got on a waiting list to get one this year some time! We're hoping it will be a great companion for our 3 year old labradane
Matt68
Be careful and train not to jump. Tristan adores our granddaughters, but thinks they are toys. 4 and 6 years.He cries when they arrive and jumps on them. As a puppy he cried and peed on the floor out of excitement. Next time they came he ran by and as he passed them , stole their hats without stopping. My daughter in law roared with laughter. He jumped all over them. The next visit I was ready with a long leash to control him. The fact that he , she will know your daughter may be different. Tristan teases the other dog to get him to run and play. High prey drive.I found out too late that puppies are not to run and should be carried everywhere for the first 3 or 4 months to protect soft joints. Nor use the stairs.Not that I could have stopped him. Very high energy! A walk is not enough for these energetic dogs. They will steal your heart! By the by, he is on raw food diet and extremely fit. Need brushing ever second day. I have his hair and face cut short , less brushing. Found a tick on him.He will be 2 yrs in June. Read and watch training videos. Lots of good info on line. Do the research! Recommend Larry Krohn. Common sense re training.Good luck to you.
@@katherineernst9971 this is some good info. I will have to keep this in mind. Seeing how we have a bunch of staris at our house. Our dog now jumps and we have been fighting it for 3 years. She is slightly stubborn lol
@@wetsaltypickle
Yes the stairs were a problem. Ok now. He would skip the last four stairs and jump and slide into the door jam. I am still working with him on minor behavior. My fourth dog. It took 2 years for every dog. All 3 dogs were rescued. Tristan is the first bred dog. Australian labradoodle . The former dogs were attached to me. Tristan is an equal opportunity dog. Extremely affectionate. Loves people.Presses his body into me and picks up new training easily. Doesn’t jump on me so will have to work with my granddaughters. Needs lots of exercises for stability. They need to run! What is yours like?
@@katherineernst9971 My sister has taken care of one twice now. A few days after the puppy went home after visit one, she got a stress fracture in her right back leg jumping off a porch. Recently the dog came to visit again and my sis asked if I'd also like to visit and see the dog for the weekend. Amazing animal. I was playing hide and seek with her around cars. She took a shortcut and went under the cars to get to me.
I have a Labrodooldle dog and he's named Tofu. He's a playful and loving dog. He is from Hong Kong. He is 77 years old but in reality he is only 11 years old.
Just an interesting read, regarding how dogs age. I’ve always heard that 1:7 year thing as well.
Just thought I’d share.
@@Junebug1228 I always found it quite strange how fast dogs age
I'm getting a labradoodle on saturday I'm soon excited
I’m getting mine this Saturday! I hope you were able to get yours and things are well!
Ozzie is my service dog, He is my life.
I got a 3 month old labordoodle 3 days ago! His name is Arlo!
Labradoodles are the best dogs ever!!!
I get my baby this Friday 🥰🥰🥰
We have a 16 week Labradoodle. It was tough in the early stages because of the energy issue and his love of chewing everything. But, as he has grown older the chewing isn't as bad. We also make the effort to exercise him for at least an hour a day. Sweet boy though!
Do you do anything for exercise besides taking it for walks?
Labradoodles are the best, I also have a Blue Nose Pit and a shitzu. They all 3 love each other and the shitzu runs the yard 😂😂great family dog if you have kids. Their fur requires weekly attention so buyer beware.
I have a rabbit and me and my mum were wondering on if Labradoodle's picked up the same trait from Labradors which is where they get along with all kinds of animals not only dogs.
I am getting that dog and I am sooooooooooooooooooo happy to get one ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I always wanted an ingelligent dog
My friend has one named gwen
First Labradoodle in 1989?? Not in the UK... our first family dog was a Labradoodle in the mid 80s
Do they come in a very small size!
Yes there are miniature versions
Someone please name a shelter with this breed?
Did you mean 3-500 a month?
End up in Shelters??? Where??? This dogs wont sell for under 2k.
I got my Dandy in Idaho for $950. If I bought him in PA the breed would be $2000+
Up to 5k in Australia
My friend paid 8500 😅
I got mine for $60 😅
I wanted to buy one and i asked a lady that had one what was their breed name and she told me it was a Goldendoodle not a labradoodle !!🤔🤔 So i don't know
golden doodle is golden retriever. they are also way more expensive roo
I want one
Awwwwwwwwww
7:52 not around these parts....... more like 2k to 3k .........still worth it :)
Inchellegent. Nice
7:53 Haha!! More like $300-$500 a MONTH!! 😂😂😂
You must have a standard then.
Same here.
God and Jesus love you so much
I have the smartest dog ever. Crazy over my doodle.
Mini labradoodles
I have a black labordoodle she is 9 almost 10 next month. Her name is Zoe with out a y
Mine barks way to much and like to play bite with the kids.
Teddy dog
Awesome I want to get my girlfriend Jennifer one
how about instead of labradoodle just shorten it to Ladoo
One of the oldest breeds... Invented 1989?
Is this commentator high or something . Why would somebody bring a dog that expensive to the shelter? Also, I read there's hardly going to be much of them due to the fact that the crossbreed combo may be outlawed due to the faulty results by combing both breeds.
3-5 hundred 😂 Please add another 0
It's just a mutt