Originally Posted By SuzieQ Labradoodles are quite the rage these days and sell for big bucks. They are supposed to be well tempered, and don't shed much.
Originally Posted By chickendumpling Well, as usual I'm wrong and no help at all. LOL. My friend's dog is a Wheatland Terrier and not a Labradoodle. More proof that I pay no attention at all. Sorry.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 I haven't made up my mind yet. I'm hoping she'll find her a good home but I'm prepared to take her if she doesn't. I had no clue about these dogs. Nor that they were so expensive. Aye yi yi - what are people thinking when they purchase these dogs or even adopt. It's like adding a child to your family. You have to be ready and able to care for it. So unfair. I told her I'd take Shadow on the promise she won't get another dog. She wasn't to happy with me, oh well.
Originally Posted By alexbook Mutts are the best. The greatest dog I've ever had had some poodle and some cocker spaniel and some other breeds that we couldn't quite figure out.
Originally Posted By debtee I agree with fodd here. Why is she getting rid of this dog to go and get another one?? Nothing gets me madder then people not looking after their pets and then discarding them like garbage! Poor little Doggie.
Originally Posted By TomSawyer I've had the pleasure of meeting a Golden Retreagle and a Bagel Hound.
Originally Posted By Big Thunder <<I've had the pleasure of meeting a Golden Retreagle>> I'm sorry Tom but I am having a hard time digesting that.
Originally Posted By alexbook >><<I've had the pleasure of meeting a Golden Retreagle>> I'm sorry Tom but I am having a hard time digesting that.<< But the Bagel Hound doesn't bother you!?
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb I jokingly call my dog the Pit Beagle, she has a Staffordshire Terrier face and the body of a tall beagle. I don't think she has any beagle, but as a mutt dog from the pound, who knows.
Originally Posted By beamerdog Canine Partners has a few in the program. They are very very smart and wonderful dogs. But, and here's the catch, they are only non-allergic if they take after the poodle in the fur department. Otherwise, they shed just as much as regular labs, which is volumes of flying fur ;-).
Originally Posted By Ursula I see a Labradooble mostly every day on my way to work. It's a champagne-colored one and it adores it's owner as they walk along the houses overlooking the L.A. River. You can just tell that the doggie is loved.
Originally Posted By TomSawyer The Golden Retreagle was a golden retriever/beagle mix. It was medium-sized, shaped and colored like a golden but with the short fur of a beagle. We saw it at church one year during the annual blessing of the animals. The bagel hound was a basset hound/beagle mix a friend of my wife's owns.
