Irish Doodle Dogs in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire West and Chester

2 Irish Doodle Dogs in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire West and Chester

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Irish Doodle

11 weeksAge

56Sex

£550Price

Irish doodles puppies for Sale I have For Sale Beautiful Adorable litter of F2 Irish doodles puppies. Have 2 boys still available, Wormed and flea-treated up to date pups ha

Stafford, Staffordshire (46mi)

F1 Standard Irish-doodles Parents DNA Clear & Hips

Irish Doodle

6 weeksAge

22Sex

£1,950Price

Irish ☘️ Doodles puppies! fully health tested clear parents with good hip scores Pictures of last litter from puppies to now they have excellent temperaments and beautiful coats We take huge prid

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Welshpool, Powys (44mi)

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FAQs

Are Irish Doodles good family dogs?

Irish Doodles are excellent family dogs due to their affectionate, playful, and friendly nature. They bond strongly with family members and are good with children, particularly older, calmer kids who can handle their sensitive temperament. They also tend to get along well with other pets, making them a great choice for active families looking for a social and intelligent companion.

What are the grooming and maintenance needs of an Irish Doodle?

Irish Doodles are considered high maintenance because of their low-shedding, curly coat that requires regular professional grooming to prevent matting and keep it healthy. Besides grooming, they need daily physical exercise and mental stimulation to satisfy their intelligence and energy levels, making their care commitment considerable for prospective owners.

How much do Irish Doodles bark?

Irish Doodles are not typically excessive barkers, but due to their sensitivity, they may bark if startled, anxious, or bored. Proper socialisation and training can help manage any reactive behaviour, making them generally quiet pets who bark moderately when necessary.

Can Irish Doodles be left alone for long periods?

Irish Doodles do not cope well when left alone for extended periods as they are prone to separation anxiety. This can lead to destructive behaviours if they lack sufficient companionship and mental stimulation throughout the day. Ideal homes are those where they receive plenty of interaction and are rarely left isolated.