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21-06-2009, 04:09 PM
Originally Posted by Shona 
I have not read all of this thread sorry if im coving old ground but,
I take it the casting of the golden puts you off having one?
But it would be interesting to know if her dog does not cast any coat at all..
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21-06-2009, 07:37 PM
Originally Posted by Shona
I have not read all of this thread sorry if im coving old ground but,
I take it the casting of the golden puts you off having one?
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21-06-2009, 07:47 PM
Originally Posted by dog-nut
that's basically it...there's an allergy issue besides a cleanliness issue.
does your doodle cast any hair?
or do they still cast but not as much as a golden?
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21-06-2009, 07:51 PM
Originally Posted by JanieM
Spot, the breeder of my doodle did all the things you mentioned on your list, apart from ask for a referance from my vet, and included taking back and rehoming my dog.
She was a massive support to us and it's just a crying shame that all breeders can't be like her.
Thanks for your reply, sounds like you found a good one.
Maybe others could also let us know what their breeders were like in respect of the list I put up?
I too wish all breeders were like this but it does appear from asking around on different forums etc that there seems to be more 'bad' breeders of these cross breeds than good.
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21-06-2009, 07:53 PM
Originally Posted by Lionhound
Is it a sign of the way humans have become that they need to have own something 'perfect'. The 'I want' society, just a thought?
where as the other dog owning types are more..like "I wana dyson animal...."
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