That is a great idea! We will use that next time!

... I pluck my dogs ( Maltese poodle and Morkie) ear hairs OUT. No infections yet 😉

*God

@@nathanieltexas8715 lol

One groomer stated that if careful as mentioned and cleaned, you can leave their ear hair alone unless your vet feels it is indicated. I feel it is worth considering as it hurts.

Aww, he sounds so cute!

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😁 thanks y’all!

Thanks y’all!

I’m telling Beamer! 😂

Awesome

Very cool!

Thanks for the input! Sounds like you know a lot about the subject.

The reason they fade isn't correct either, it like the tan prints can be DNA tested to determine if your puppies will have it. The dilute gene is common in poodles, but not every Poodle has it.

The curlier the hair even as a pup usually indicates more of the poodle genes.

Genetics are so interesting!

So sweet!

Most likely 😂

He is probably not going to change then, he may lighten up though some in the sun. 🌞

So it sounds like his mom and siblings all have the lightening gene, it’s possible that it skipped him. Only 2 ways to tell… either time or genetic testing. I would just wait and see! All the best!

Hi, thanks for reaching out. All of our babies are now in their forever homes. If we do another litter I will be sure and post.

Be will probably stay white, they tend to go lighter not darker. Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks for watching! I’m sure he is beautiful, it will be fun to see how he grows and changes! It will be hard to say about wether he will gray or not without seeing the parents.

Ellie’s dad was a brown and white poodle, we don’t own him.

Yep, see, like I said, I’m not smart enough to break it down in camera 🤣

She was a gift for my kids from grandparents about 9 years ago. I’m not sure where they got her.

Congratulations! It will be fun to watch him grow! The nipping is not fun, but he will out grow it!

I’m not sure, when you get multi generational the coats really depend on what their parents look like and what traits they carry. They should have more curly hair though and be very low shedding. I would just check out the parents and pups from previous litters.

Thanks for your information 😊

Good tips! Thanks for watching!

Hummm... probably not, but his brown spots may fade... hard to say! It will be fun to watch him grow, best of luck!

Usually, yes

I think they would probably be great for a service dog, they are very intelligent.

We use a grain free salmon dog food for our dogs. It’s Natures Recipe we order through Amazon, they also have a puppy formula. I would ask your vet also if that is ok for your dog. As far as the ears, you can clean with a 1:1 white vinegar and rubbing alcohol solution, or order a cleaning solution that is made for dog ears. Also you can place cotton gently in the ear before bathing to avoid water getting down in there. Hope this helps 😀

Probably so, look at the fur between the paw pads, if it’s a different color then the puppy will most likely change.

🤔 well... that is a great question... I’ve never seen this done, so I’m not comfortable with giving you advice on this... things get genetically complicated the more they are crossed. Maybe try to find a breeder of mini’s and ask them. Best of luck.

Hard to say, but When he is about 6 months and has all his adult dog hair that should be the color he will stay.

Look between her paw pads, the color of fur there is most likely the color she will be as an adult. Hope that helps!

@@TheNeuAdventure thank you!

Exciting! So he would have to be breed back to a mini poodle since he is a first generation. There are doodle stud pages on FB you should join. Always make sure the mother dog is bigger than him. Good luck!

It really depends on their temperament... some can tend to be hyper... and some a super calm. I would recommend taking your time picking a puppy and observe the temperament.

@@TheNeuAdventure ty. I definitely would have to meet the litter and choose one thats quieter and calmer. We have lots of parks and a huge 14 x 14 foot terrace. Id adopt or purchase a tiny or mini. Max 20 25 pounds adult size

As an owner of a 6mos old in a home, please know these are very active socially engaged dogs who want to go, do run and play a lot, which is you wear out first. Ours was a very calm sweet baby, and is as I described, but very sweet. Training needs to begin day one, so do not get one unless you want to and have time to put in the work, plus grooming needs. That said we still love her and are in the nibbling chewing phase, so educate yourself. They are sooo cute, and hard to resist. Please take puppy proofing seriously or they will eat everything including socks and undies and toys, plus tissues and paper towels. Reality bites at times.

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Ask first and not on the head as a rule.

We do natures recipe grain free salmon and sweet potato.

Issues have come to light about grain free diets and heart problems, so stay up on the latest science about raw and grain free diets. It is developing science. DO NOT FEED YOUR DOG FROM YOUR FOOD OR THE TABLE, even if they are getting the same things. Learn what foods and plants kill dogs, like grapes, oak tree everything, pine cones and more. Back to training leave it asap.

I don’t, I’m sorry

Try Stone Meadow Farms they have a Facebook. I just got a chocolate GoldenDoodle from her a few months ago and it’s been a great experience. She’s in NC

Look forward to hearing from you!

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I vote for Goldradoodle lol

Tom Weil I think it is Double Doodles.

Yes

I don’t have any right now, if I decide to do another litter I will post on here and on FB.

Ok thank hou

That I have not seen, you may want to ask your vet.

@@TheNeuAdventure thank you took her to vet and stayed might be hyperpigmentation not sure what to believe

Awww, I’m sorry! But that does happen! I hope she’s sweet though.

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They are so adorable, but I do not know anybody raising them right now. Good luck finding one though!

Micheline, I had a Cavapoo & he was the most adorable, wonderful dog. I can't help you find a breeder, though. I got him at 10 months old from a friend who had a change of circumstances and had to give him up. I was the lucky one to have him in my life. I can affirm that not only are Cavapoos very cute, they are excellent companions. They are smart & easy to train, love to be around people & enjoy other dogs' company. Great with children, they are non-shedders, don't bark much and don't require as much space & exercise as larger, higher energy dogs. My dog, Buddy, loved to ride in the car & traveled well. Cavapoos love to be with you & would rather go with you than stay home alone. Buddy was a therapy dog for 6 yrs & we visited people in assisted living, nursing homes & children's hospitals. He loved it & everyone he visited loved him. His sweet, loveable personality was perfect for serving as a therapy dog. Most Cavapoos would be quiet, obedient companions if allowed in your office work space. I had 11 great yrs with Buddy. I would get another Cavapoo in a heartbeat. Here is the downside (the only one in my opinion) of Cavapoos. They are shorter lived than many of the "designer" breeds (poodle + other breed). Cavalier King Charles Spaniels can have a variety of health problems such as congenital heart defects, eye problems, knee (patella) defect, and tendency to develop diabetes as they age. Unfortunately my sweet boy, Buddy, had all those health problems except for the knee defect. I don't mean to discourage you, but as you look for your Cavapoo, I'd advise that you do as much research as you can to assess the health of your puppy & his parents. I wish you well in your search for your Cavapoo. They are a total joy to have in your life!

Probably true, but with all the interbreeding that has been done it’s hard to find a “purely black” poodle anymore.... especially one that would allow breeding with a doodle mix.

Yep, pretty much