Full Grown English Teddy Bear Doodle

The normal size for a standard female english goldendoodle is 19 23 from the shoulder to the paw and 20 25 from the shoulder to the paw for standard male english goldendoodle. Their coats are soft golden cream in color and are either wavy or curly.

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Full grown english teddy bear doodle

This cross particularly produces the teddy bear looking goldendoodle that has a pretty blocky looking head with the lighter cream coat and the black pigment from both parents can be seen as very dark eyes lined in black black noses and long blonde eyelashes. Weight range tends to be 50 85 pounds. What is an english teddy bear goldendoodle.

Copper canyon doodles specializes in dark red and apricot mini and micro mini goldendoodles that are real life teddy bears. The goldendoodle is an affectionate and gentle dog that has gained popularity since he was first developed in 1990s. See the link at the bottom of this page for details on the english goldendoodle you need to decide whether a little shedding or none at all is an important difference to you.

They are approximately 20lbs when full grown. What others are saying. They make excellent family dogs and generally get along with everyone.

We are a premium english goldendoodle breeder that specializes in the most outstanding teddy bear english goldendoodles in the world. When given a loving home our sweet doodle friends make the absolute best most loyal companions that i have ever known in the world of great dogs. When you are looking for a petite goldendoodle you need to research whether you want the teddy bear variety or an english goldendoodle.

They are non shedding and they grow to be pounds full grown depending on the parent s weights. Teddy bear goldendoodles is the term to call the combination of english golden retrievers and the white standard poodle. We have a reputation for producing beautiful top quality english goldendoodles that are smart healthy happy well tempered gentle and extremely laid back.

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