Mini Goldendoodles Buying Guide

As one of our top requested breeds, the adorable teddy bear-like mini goldendoodle is an irresistible puppy for many would-be pet parents. However, it's important to know that these pups are not a match for everyone. Fortunately, with the right training and understanding, you can raise a happy and healthy mini goldendoodle that fits in well with your family's unique personality and lifestyle.

This crossbreed is a hybrid of two highly intelligent and loving breeds: the Golden Retriever and the Poodle. Because of their teddy bear appearance, they are often mistaken for purebred puppies, but the truth is that they were first created in the 1990s by breeding Golden Retrievers with Poodles in order to create a dog that was hypoallergenic and a good companion for people who suffer from allergies.

The result was a lovable and adaptable dog that has quickly become the most sought after puppy by prospective pet parents. This guide will provide you with a deeper dive into this popular dog breed, including its history, temperament, health and care needs, as well as training advice to help you train your new puppy.

While this breed is incredibly adaptable, it's important to remember that it was designed to be in close contact with its owners at all times. They will not do well if they are left alone for long periods of time, and they may even develop separation anxiety if they are. They also tend to be more excited and excitable around unfamiliar or unexpected situations or when they are surrounded by too many people, so gradual introductions of new people, places and pets are recommended.

Mini Goldendoodles are a smart, active and playful breed that is eager to learn. They are very easy to train, and they pick up new commands very quickly. They are naturally obedient, and they love to please their owners. Because of their sociable nature, they do very well with children and other dogs. They tend to get along with all ages of children, from infants to teenagers, but it's important to supervise small children around the dog to make sure that they are being safe and gentle with it.

As a result of their loving and devoted personality, this breed is highly sought after for service and therapy work. They are extremely dependable and make great companions for elderly or disabled people, as well as people with allergies. Due to their intelligence and adaptability, they also do very well in agility and obedience competitions.