Training your Goldendoodle
Biscuit Puppy Training
Socialization for Those Important First 16 Weeks
Socialization for Those Important First 16 Weeks
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Biscuit’s puppy training and raising curriculum is not about teaching your puppy how to sit, it’s about building life skills that foster healthy, happy, and positive behaviors to give you and your puppy the companionship you deserve!
At Biscuit, we take a trainer led and hands-on approach - giving you and your puppy personalized, expert guidance that is simple and highly effective.
Weekly private virtual training sessions Mid-week progress check-ins
Regular trainer feedback
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Socialization for Those Important First 16 Weeks
Socialization for Those Important First 16 Weeks
Socialization for Those Important First 16 Weeks
Resources for those IMPORTANT first 16 weeks:
Avidog's FREE socialization e-book
All the other Good Stuff from Avidog
Dr. Yin's FREE Socialization Checklist
Avidog's Puppy Potty Training Solution
Baxter and Bella
Socialization for Those Important First 16 Weeks
Baxter and Bella
Whether you prefer to read or watch videos, this class has you covered. It starts at preparing for your puppy and takes you through basic obedience and more. We highly recommend this for our first-time puppy families, and anyone who wants a really well-trained dog.
Purchase BEFORE you get your puppy so you'll be prepared.
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About Goldendoodles
Goldendoodle Sizes
What do the sizes (Petite, Miniature, Medium, Standard) mean ?
Our estimates on the adult size of a litter of puppies is just that, an estimate. We do have years of experience, and many times previous litters from the same parents, to go on. However, the range can be quite large. Consider the two male puppies from the same (medium) litter who grew up to be 35 pounds and 65 pounds. That is not common, but it can happen. Below are the general size ranges for Goldendoodles. Dog height is measured at the withers (on the dog’s back, above the shoulders)
Standard: taller than 21,” usually over 50 pounds.
Medium: between 17” and 21," between 35 and 50 pounds.
Miniature (aka "mini"): between 14” and 17," between 25 and 35 pounds.
Petite: shorter than 14,” usually under 25 pounds.
Goldendoodle Generations
What are the different types (generations) of Goldendoodles ?
According to the Goldendoodle Association of North America, a dog containing only Golden Retriever and Poodle, in any combination, is a Goldendoodle. Below are the generally agreed upon terms for the various mixes.
F1 Goldendoodle= Golden Retriever x Poodle
F1B Goldendoodle= F1 Goldendoodle x Poodle
F2 Goldendoodle= F1 Goldendoodle x F1 Goldendoodle
Multigen Goldendoodle= Two Goldendoodle parents
- One parent has to be an F1B or multigenerational
- A Poodle bred to a multigenerational Goldendoodle also constitutes a multigen.
The generation can have an effect on shedding, size, coat type and temperament. Please see the GANA website for more information.