Pyredoodle

Pyredoodle History

The Pyredoodle is a cross-breed mix between a poodle and a Golden Retriever. The first generation was developed by breeding a Golden Doodle with a poodle. The original name was “Goldendoodle”. The second generation was bred with a Standard Poodle. This third generation was called “Poodle Doodle”. The non-hybrid offspring of a Golden/Standard Poodle mating is called a “Purebred Golden”.

Pyredoodle Physical Characteristics

The Pyredoodle is a hybrid breed of poodle and golden retriever. It is a medium sized breed that is usually between 15 and 29 inches in height and between 40 and 70 kg in weight. It has a round head, a tapered muzzle, a silky medium length double coat, and a sweet and gentle temperament. Its tail is docked and it has a curled tail that is a preferred characteristic.

Pyredoodle Health

Description of breed health.

Pyredoodle Temperament and Behaviour

The Pyredoodle is an energetic and highly intelligent dog that is also friendly and sociable. They are easy to train and excel at canine sports like agility and flyball. They are responsive and curious, but they can also be protective and territorial.

Pyredoodle Activity Requirements

The Pyredoodle is a relatively new designer dog that was created by crossing a Poodle with a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. While they are small, they still require regular activity. Pyredoodles love to be with their people, so they do well in homes with children or adults who are home often. They are typically lower energy than many other small breeds, but they do still benefit from a daily walk. While a Pyredoodle can be a good choice for an apartment or condo, they do require a fair amount of attention. If you are looking for a low maintenance breed, a Pyredoodle may not be the best choice.

Kennel Club Recognition