Golden golden Goldendoodle Dogs for stud in York, North Yorkshire

2 Golden golden Goldendoodle Dogs for stud in York, North Yorkshire

Goldendoodle stud Dog

Goldendoodle

Apollo is our very handsome F1b medium sized Goldendoodle offered for public stud - he’s 18 inches to the shoulder and 14kgs - he is dna tested all clear for breed specific hereditary diseases , hip s

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Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire (29.9mi)

Beautiful large goldendoodle for stud

Goldendoodle

2 yearsAge

£250Price

Arthur is our family pet he has a fantastic nature he is great with other dogs and children. He is here with his mam and sister who can also be viewed

Crook, County Durham (46.9mi)

FAQs

How much does a Goldendoodle cost in the UK?

The average cost of a purebred Goldendoodle puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £1186, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Are Goldendoodles a good dog?

Yes, Goldendoodles are generally considered good dogs because they are friendly, intelligent, and good with families. They tend to be easy to train and have a gentle temperament. However, their suitability depends on individual preferences and lifestyle.

Which is better, a labradoodle or a Goldendoodle?

Both labradoodles and goldendoodles are wonderful, friendly, and hypoallergenic breeds, but the better choice depends on your preferences. Labradoodles are often more energetic and adventurous, while goldendoodles tend to be more laid-back and affectionate. Consider your lifestyle and what traits you prioritize when choosing between them.

Is a Goldendoodle a high maintenance dog?

A Goldendoodle can be considered moderately high maintenance due to their need for regular grooming to prevent matting and their high energy levels requiring daily exercise. They also benefit from consistent training and socialization. However, their friendly and adaptable nature makes them rewarding companions.

Do Goldendoodles bark a lot?

Goldendoodles are generally moderate barkers and are not known to be excessive barkers. They may alert bark to strangers or unusual noises but usually quiet down once they feel secure. Proper training and socialization can help manage their barking behavior.