Nov 29, 2022
8:01:36am
8:01:36am
So the argument isn't "Stay away from doodles", but "make sure you do your research if you're getting a doodle"
...but that seems to be true of basically any kind of dog or breeder you'd be working with
I agree that the exploding popularity of doodles has led to many disreputable backyard breeders who probably shouldn't be trusted. But that's more just a warning to buyer beware on where you get your dog and who you work with more than anything against the breed in general
I agree that the exploding popularity of doodles has led to many disreputable backyard breeders who probably shouldn't be trusted. But that's more just a warning to buyer beware on where you get your dog and who you work with more than anything against the breed in general
Originally posted on Nov 29, 2022 at 8:01:36am
Message modified by krindorr on Nov 29, 2022 at 8:02:24am
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