The Goldendoodle breed has no standard sizes, colours, coat types, and overall appearance. Amid the differences, one thing is for sure—he is adorable and cuddly. Responsible breeders and enthusiasts are aiming to breed healthy dogs that have a consistent appearance and disposition.

Most Goldendoodles have low- to non-shedding coats that are hypoallergenic. Their hair is longer on the ears, body, tail, and legs, and shorter on the head and muzzle. Goldendoodle dog’s most common colours are white, gold, cream, chocolate, coffee, apricot, red, black, sandy brown, and grey. His coat type varies, as some of them have tight and curly coats, whilst others have silky straight and flat coats. Puppies from the same litter can differ widely in colour and coat. Even though he sheds minimally, the Groodle still needs to be groomed regularly to ensure that his coat remains healthy and clean. For Goldendoodle owners opting to keep the coat in a natural state, brushing should be done at least once or twice a week. Brushing and trimming the fur on his feet is required every two weeks. Bathing the Goldendoodle can be done as needed to retain the natural oils of the coat. Make sure that his nails are trimmed, ears are cleaned, and skin free from ticks and fleas. To build strong teeth as well as avoid bad breath and gum issues, brush the Groodle’s teeth regularly and provide appropriate chew toys.