FAQ

Black is one of the rarest Goldendoodle colors because it requires specific genetic combinations inherited from the Poodle parent.

Black dogs are harder to sell partly due to aesthetic bias, lower demand for dark-coated pets, and breeder preference for more popular colors.

Black Goldendoodles typically grow to 20–25 inches tall and weigh 50–90 pounds, though miniature versions can be 13–17 inches and 15–35 pounds.

Black Goldendoodles are intelligent, affectionate, playful, and eager to please, making them excellent family pets and therapy animals.

A black Goldendoodle is simply called a Black Goldendoodle and is characterized by its striking black coat inherited from the Poodle parent.

Yes, black Goldendoodles are considered rare due to the need for both parents to carry the black pigment gene, which only comes from the Poodle line.

A Black Goldendoodle is a hybrid dog bred from a Golden Retriever and a Poodle, featuring a rare, deep black coat inherited from the Poodle side. This distinctive color makes them less common than lighter Goldendoodles.

It's best to use dog-specific grooming wipes rather than baby wipes, as baby wipes may contain ingredients that can irritate a dog's skin.

Bathing your dog every day for fleas is not recommended unless directed by a veterinarian; excessive bathing may irritate your dog's skin.

No, baby wipes are not recommended for cleaning dogs as they may contain ingredients that can irritate a dog's skin. Use dog-specific grooming wipes instead.