Goldendoodles, also called Goldie Poos, are 1 of over 80 popular poodle mixes. The popular "hybrid" breeds, including puggles, labradoodles, and schnoodles, attain the poodle's low-shed coat and intelligence with characteristics of just about any other chosen breed. The poodle's popular traits mixed with the golden retriever's friendly and loyal demeanor have rocketed goldendoodle popularity since their creation in the mid-1990s.
Goldendoodles display what breeders call "hybrid vigor," meaning the mixed-breed pups are actually healthier than either parent lines. Mixing purebred dogs is a good way to encourage genetic diversity and to make sure a litter avoids pesky genetic disorders that are so common in purebred dogs.
Goldendoodle Breeding
Because the goldendoodle is not purebred, it is not recognized by most breeding associations, including the American Kennel Club and the United Kennel Club. They are, however, able to be registered with the Canadian Kennel Club. Despite a lack of formal recognition, breeders of the lovable dogs have quickly created their own lingo. A goldendoodle puppy can be:
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