The Breeds
Take a look at what we breed to see which puppy might be right for you!
F1 Golden Doodle
The 1 in F1 stands for "First Generation" Goldendoodle. The F stands for filial which means it is a mix of breeds. It is the mix between a purebred Golden Retriever and a purebred poodle.
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This is the best way to preserve the Golden Retriever's looks and personality while adding some wave with less shed than a standard Golden Retriever.
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They still have some shed and are not fully hypo-allergenic. They make great family dogs that are easy to train and very interactive.
F1 Aussie Doodle
The 1 in F1 stands for "First Generation" Aussie Doodle. The F stands for filial which means it is a mix of breeds. It is the mix between a purebred Australian Shepherd and a purebred poodle.
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This is the best way to preserve the Australian Shepherd's looks and personality while adding some wave with less shed than a standard Australian Shepherd.
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They still have some shed and are not fully hypo-allergenic. They make great family dogs that are easy to train and very interactive.
F1B Golden Doodle
F1B is almost the same as an F1, except for the B. The B stands for backcross. This means an F1 dog, in this case an F1 Golden Doodle, is bred with a purebred parent breed (poodle).
This makes our F1B Golden Doodles 75% Poodle and 25% Golden Retriever. Because they are mostly poodle, they have a much higher chance of a curly coat and non-shedding and hypo-allergenic capabilities. Because they are not a 50/50 mix, they are known to have less "hybrid vigor" than F1's, which is the improved health and energy of mixed breeds.
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Although they have a little less of the Golden Retriever traits, they still make wonderful family dogs and are usually the preferred type of Golden Doodle for families and breeders.
F1B Aussie Doodle
F1B is almost the same as an F1, except for the B. The B stands for backcross. This means an F1 dog, in this case an F1 Aussie Doodle, is bred with a purebred parent breed (poodle).
This makes our F1B Aussie Doodles 75% Poodle and 25% Australian Shepherd. Because they are mostly poodle, they have a much higher chance of a curly coat and non-shedding and hypo-allergenic capabilities. Because they are not a 50/50 mix, they are known to have less "hybrid vigor" than F1's, which is the improved health and energy of mixed breeds.
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Although they have a little less of the Australian Shepherd traits, they still make wonderful family dogs and are usually the preferred type of Aussie Doodle for families and breeders.
