English Teddy Bear Goldendoodles: Understanding Their Genetics and Development

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English Teddy Bear Goldendoodles are a cross between an English Goldendoodle and a Teddy Bear Goldendoodle, resulting in a unique and lovable companion. This mix of breeds creates a dog with a thick, soft coat.

Their genetics are influenced by their parent breeds, which are known for their friendly and outgoing personalities. This means your English Teddy Bear Goldendoodle is likely to be a social butterfly.

Their development is also shaped by their size, which can range from medium to large, with some weighing up to 80 pounds. With proper care and exercise, your English Teddy Bear Goldendoodle can thrive in a variety of living situations.

The Teddy Bear Goldendoodle

The Teddy Bear Goldendoodle is a very popular hybrid dog breed resulting from the breeding of a Poodle with an English Golden Retriever.

This adorable breed is known for its irresistible combination of beauty, style, and keen intuitiveness.

The Teddy Bear Goldendoodle is the perfect pet for a family, and can also be a consistent service & therapy dog.

The very first “Teddy Bear” English Goldendoodles were bred by Smeraglia, right here in Alabama.

Check out our photo and video galleries to see the great work of our professional in-house media team, who loves our Goldendoodles.

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Generations

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The 2nd Generation Goldendoodle is a popular choice for families with moderate to severe allergies, with a high success rate for non-shedding and a recommended size range of Small, Medium, and Large.

They are produced by crossing an F1 Goldendoodle with another F1 Goldendoodle, resulting in approximately 50% Golden Retriever and 50% Poodle.

The 2nd Gen Backcross Goldendoodle, on the other hand, is produced by crossing an F1 Goldendoodle with an F1B Goldendoodle, resulting in approximately 62.5% Poodle and 37.5% English Golden Retriever.

This generation is also known to be low to non-shedders and is available in sizes ranging from XS to Large.

A 3rd Generation Goldendoodle, or F3, is produced by crossing two F1B or F2 Goldendoodles, resulting in approximately 75% Poodle and 25% English Golden Retriever.

This generation is often sought after by Retriever lovers who want a smaller or less shedding Retriever-like doodle, and is available in sizes ranging from XS to XLarge.

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Doodles

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Doodles are a popular choice for families due to their friendly and intelligent nature, as seen in Teddy Bear English Goldendoodles. They make excellent family companions with a playful side and can be highly obedient with proper reward-based training.

These dogs are highly social and friendly towards children, other dogs, and pets, making them a great fit for families with multiple animals. They are also comfortable around strangers, which is a bonus for those who have a lot of visitors.

Their intelligence and eagerness to please make them very easy to train, and with a love of learning, they thrive on mental stimulation. With proper care and attention, Teddy Bear English Goldendoodles can grow into well-behaved and loyal companions.

Their parent dogs come from some of the best bloodlines, with many champions in their history, ensuring that their puppies inherit excellent traits. Health screenings are also done on their parents prior to breeding to guarantee the healthiest puppies possible.

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The 2nd Generation

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The 2nd Generation Goldendoodles are a popular choice for families with allergies due to their high success rate for non-shedding.

F2 Goldendoodles are produced by crossing two F1 Goldendoodles, resulting in approximately 50% Golden Retriever and 50% Poodle.

Their moderate to severe allergy-friendliness makes them a great option for families with sensitive members.

F2 Sizes range from Small to Large, offering a variety of options for different living situations.

The F2B Goldendoodle, a second-generation backcross, is also a great choice for families with allergies, offering a low to non-shedding coat.

This generation is produced by crossing an F1 Goldendoodle with an F1B Goldendoodle or an F2 Goldendoodle back to a Poodle, resulting in approximately 62.5% Poodle and 37.5% English Golden Retriever.

F2B Sizes range from XS to Large, providing a range of options for families with different needs.

Many families prefer the F2B generation because it can have a little more Golden Retriever than the F1B, while still offering a low-shedding coat.

A 3rd Generation

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A 3rd Generation Goldendoodle is a third-generation Goldendoodle produced by crossing the F1B or F2 with another F1B or F2 Goldendoodle.

This generation is often sought after by Retriever lovers who want a smaller or less shedding Retriever-like doodle.

F3 Goldendoodles are approximately 75% Poodle and 25% English Golden Retriever.

They may have a flat, sporty coat rather than the soft fluffy Teddy Bear coats, and may even look more like the Retriever side of the family.

F3 Multi-Gen Sizes include XS, Small, Medium, Large, and XLarge.

Keep in mind that all dogs are individuals and these generalizations are based on past experiences.

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Physical Characteristics

English Teddy Bear Goldendoodles are known for their unique physical characteristics, which make them a beloved breed. Their size can vary greatly, ranging from Extra Small to Standard, depending on the Poodle parent used in breeding.

Their coat type is another defining feature, with most having a Loose-Wavy to Curly coat that's about two to three inches in length. This coat type can change as the puppy matures, with some growing longer and becoming very plush.

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The Teddy Bear English Goldendoodle's body is stocky, athletic, and square, with medium to large boning depending on the size. They have a boxier head and soulful round eyes that add to their teddy bear-like appearance.

Here are the possible sizes of English Teddy Bear Goldendoodles:

Their coat colors can range from Black to Red & White, with Ultra cream to champagne being the most common. Lighter highlights can often be found on the feathering, and the coat tends to lighten with age.

Sizes, Colors, Coats

Our Teddy Bear English Goldendoodles come in a range of sizes, from Extra Small to Standard. The size of your Doodle will be influenced by the parent lineage, with the height determining the size rather than the weight.

The size of your puppy will be an average of the parents' size, making it easier to predict their adult size. You can also check our galleries to see the current sizing for our Doodle puppies.

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The Teddy Bear English Goldendoodle coat is typically Loose-Wavy to Curly, with a length of about two to three inches. This coat type is perfect for those who love the look of a Teddy Bear, with the hair on the tail, body, ears, and legs usually being longer.

Our Goldendoodles come in a variety of colors, including Black, Copper, Ultra Cream, Champagne, Gray, Golden, Apricot, Red, Red & White, and Parti. Ultra cream to champagne is our most common coat color, with lighter highlights often found on the feathering.

As your puppy matures, their coat will change, growing longer and often becoming very plush and full. Experienced breeders like us can determine the type of coat a puppy will have as an adult at a young age, with Loose-Wavy coated puppies not showing signs of "crimping" or curl at birth, and Curly coats easily identified by the "crimping" or beginning of a curl on the forehead, ears, or back of a newborn puppy.

Here's a summary of the common coat types and colors of our Teddy Bear English Goldendoodles:

  • Coat types: Loose-Wavy to Curly
  • Coat length: 2-3 inches
  • Common colors: Ultra cream to champagne, with lighter highlights on the feathering
  • Colors: Black, Copper, Ultra Cream, Champagne, Gray, Golden, Apricot, Red, Red & White, and Parti

Body

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The Teddy Bear English Goldendoodle's body is a sturdy one, with a stockier build that's still athletic and graceful.

They tend to have medium to large boning, depending on their size, which gives them a solid foundation.

Their build is square, with a boxy head that adds to their endearing Teddy Bear appearance.

Their soulful, round eyes are a key feature of their adorable face, and are often described as adding to their Teddy Bear charm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Goldendoodle and an English Goldendoodle?

English Goldendoodles have a distinct bone structure, with bigger bones, wider chests, and shorter faces compared to standard Goldendoodles. This unique heritage from European English Golden Retrievers sets them apart from their domestic counterparts.

Dana Mitchell

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Dana Mitchell is a passionate writer with a knack for storytelling. Her articles have been featured in various publications, covering topics that bring joy and knowledge to pet owners and enthusiasts alike. With a focus on mixed-breed dogs, Dana's writing aims to educate and inspire readers to appreciate the unique qualities of these lovable companions.

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