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[IMPORTANT READ] Wow! I want to take a moment to thank each and every one of you who has already joined Doodles Rock & Roll. Together, the goal is simple... Bring in 1000+ passionate doodle dog lovers into this thriving community and fill the space with energy, knowledge, and wagging tails! 🐕✨ Everyone here shares a common love for doodles—Labradoodles, Goldendoodles, Aussiedoodles, and more. This is your new happy place to swap tips, share stories, and support each other in raising the best, fluffiest companions possible! Think of Skool as your virtual dog park—only better. Whether you're transitioning from other Facebook groups, Instagram pages, or just starting your doodle journey, Skool is where the real community magic happens. 💫 What you'll learn and share in this group: - 🛁 Grooming secrets to keep your dood looking fresh - 🎓 Training tips for managing doodle energy and smarts - 🐾 Health, food, and wellness hacks - 📸 Fun contests, meetups, and doodle spotlights - 🤝 Trusted breeder, vet, and product recommendations We’re building a pack of informed, empowered doodle lovers who care deeply about giving their pups the best life—and helping each other do the same. 🎯 With that in mind, here’s our first group mission: 🔥 Master Doodle Grooming with Confidence 💥 Share What’s Working: From food to behavior breakthroughs 🚀 Connect with Other Owners Who Get It 💡 Discover Real-Life Tips That Make Every Day Easier FEW THINGS TO NOTE: 1. Whether you’ve just adopted your first doodle or you’ve got a whole pack, you’re welcome here! 2. Drop a quick intro below! Share your pup’s name, breed, and where you’re from. Pics encouraged! 📷 3. Jump into the discussions [START HERE] to share your doodle journey or post questions. Let’s keep this space fun, helpful, and all about the doodle-loving lifestyle! 🎉🐶 – Erin

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Doodle dogs, beloved for their charming looks and friendly personalities, are hybrid breeds typically crossed with Poodles. Popular varieties like Labradoodles, Goldendoodles, and Bernedoodles combine the intelligence and low-shedding coat of a Poodle with the desirable traits of other breeds. This guide explores their origins, characteristics, and essential care tips to help you decide if a Doodle is the perfect pet. Origins and Popularity Doodle dogs emerged in the 1980s when breeders crossed Poodles with other breeds to create dogs with hypoallergenic coats and approachable temperaments. The Labradoodle, initially bred in Australia to serve as a guide dog, sparked the trend. Since then, Doodles have soared in popularity, with breeds like Goldendoodles and Cockapoos winning hearts for their versatility and family-friendly nature. Their curly, low-shedding coats make them appealing for allergy sufferers, though no dog is entirely hypoallergenic. Distinctive Traits Doodles vary widely in size, coat type, and personality, depending on their parent breeds. Sizes range from miniature (15-30 pounds) to standard (50-90 pounds), making them adaptable to various living spaces. Their coats—curly, wavy, or fleece-like—require regular maintenance to prevent matting. Temperamentally, Doodles are known for their intelligence, sociability, and gentle demeanor. For instance, Labradoodles are often energetic and loyal, while Goldendoodles lean toward playfulness and affection. These traits make Doodles excellent companions for families, singles, or seniors. Care and Grooming Caring for a Doodle involves consistent grooming and attention to their physical and mental needs. Their coats demand brushing every few days and professional grooming every 6-8 weeks to maintain health and appearance. Bathing should be done monthly with dog-safe shampoo to keep their skin healthy. Beyond grooming, Doodles thrive on regular exercise—30-60 minutes daily of walks, play, or training activities suits their active nature. Mental stimulation, like puzzle toys or obedience training, keeps their sharp minds engaged.