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How many puppies does a f1b goldendoodle have?
4to12 puppies
Why is a f1b goldendoodle more expensive than a f1?
An F1b Goldendoodle is typically more expensive than an F1 due to its breeding complexity and the specific traits it inherits. F1b Goldendoodles are produced by crossing an F1 Goldendoodle with a purebred Poodle, which often results in a higher likelihood of desired characteristics such as hypoallergenic coats and improved health traits. Additionally, the breeding process requires more careful planning and resources, contributing to the higher cost. Lastly, demand for F1b Goldendoodles often exceeds supply, further driving up their price.
Where can you get a miniature golden doodle dog in Florida?
You can find miniature golden doodle breeders in Florida by checking online platforms such as websites dedicated to dog breeders or visiting local pet stores that may have information on reputable breeders in the area. It's important to thoroughly research breeders to ensure they are reputable and provide a suitable environment for their dogs. Additionally, consider contacting rescue organizations or shelters that may have miniature golden doodles available for adoption.
Metals that melt and boil between -200 and 1600?
Some examples of metals that melt and boil within the temperature range of -200°C to 1600°C include lead, tin, zinc, and aluminum. These metals have relatively low melting and boiling points compared to others like iron or copper, making them suitable for various industrial applications that require lower temperatures.
Is goldendoodle mixed with a poodle and golden retriever?
it would be a mix ----------------------------------------- Those would be called a back-cross, where you're crossing a hybrid back to one of it's parent breeds. More specifically, that would be a second generation back-cross golden doodle (assuming the parent doodle was a first-gen cross). There's an abbreviation as well but I don't remember it...'F1b', maybe ?
What does a dorkie look like?
Dorkie - a hybrid or designer dog created from breeding a Dachshund (Doxie) and a Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie).As far as I know there are two types of Dorkies being bred: The F1 Dorkie which is a 50/50 mix created by crossing a 100% purebred Dachshund with a 100% purebred Yorkshire Terrier and the F1b Dorkie which is a 25/75 mix created by crossing an F1 Dorkie with either a 100% purebred Dachshund or Yorkshire-Terrier. These two types are now being registered with the CKC in an effort to establish a new breed. Are they a mixed breed? Sure they are, however, all the purebreds began as mixed breeds, so why not? The theory is that all dogs descended from the wolves anyway!See the related link below for more info:
Are goldendoodles a good choice?
Goldendoodles are a mix between a Golden Retriever X Poodle. So, they are very intelligent, tempered because of the Poodle, and very gentle, playful and good with kids, because of the Golden Retriever. But, the Goldendoodle is a good breed because it has little to no genetic defects because of its large gene pool as there is no inbreeding or linebreeding.People also often choose the Goldendoodle because it does not shed, and is hypoallergenic to those with allergies. You can not be totally sure that the dogs wont shed because different litters varyThe goldendoodle is even used for Seeing Eye dogs for those with allergies!Another positive thing about the Goldendoodle is that they come in a variety of sizes. The Standard Goldendoodle: 50-90lbs. 20-29inches. Medium Goldendoodle (Golden Retriever X mini poodle): 40lbs. and up. F1 Goldendoodle (Mini Goldendoodle X Golden retriever): 30-40lbs. F1B Goldendoodle (Mini Goldendoodle X Toy Poodle): 15-25lbs.Although they come in different sizes, they are just as intelligent and healthy as the Standard Doodles.If you are currently looking for a Goldendoodle OR Labradoodle breeder in your area this website may help: http://www.goldendoodles.com/breeders.htm It has breeders in Canada and the United States.Well hope that helps you out!!PLEASE DO NOT BE MISLED......SOME GOLDENDOODLES DO SHED AND NOT ALL ARE GOOD FOR PEOPLE WITH ALLERGIES! AS A BREEDER OF GOLDENDOODLES MYSELF, I CAN TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE AWESOME FAMILY PETS.....BUT, DO YOUR HOMEWORK AND ASK QUESTIONS OF THE BREEDER.....IF A BREEDER CLAIMS THAT THEIR DOODLES ARE "HYPOALLERGENIC" THEY ARE LYING TO YOU......THE ONLY TRULY "HYPOALLERGENIC" DOG IS A PLASTIC ONE!( unless you are allergic to plastic)Also, they are very cute
