Awwwww, I want one of these
Awwwww, I want one of these
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Mrs Fish

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30,018 posts

289 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Just watching Richard and Judy and they are on about dogs at the moment, more specifically cross breeds. Mainly dogs crossed with poodles. Never heard of them before but a quick google search brings up loads of pictures of these, a labradoodle




You can also get cockerpoo's.

Apparently they are becoming very fashionable.

kerfuffle

5,253 posts

285 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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I hope I don't spoil my manly image by saying this, but they are kinda cute

Do they do a chihuhuaweiler?

Yugguy

10,728 posts

266 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Yeah. I'm sure the Dogs Trust loves yet another wave of trendy dogs.

eccles

14,406 posts

253 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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mmmm, potpoodle!

JustTheTip

1,035 posts

267 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Labradoodles were bred for blind people that are allergic to dog fur (poodles have hair rather than fur, apparently).

Don't ask me where I picked up that usefull nugget of info!

Mrs Fish

Original Poster:

30,018 posts

289 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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They have been around quite a while apparently, I know what you are saying though, that fashion will overtake sensibilities.

Mrs Fish

Original Poster:

30,018 posts

289 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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JustTheTip said:
Labradoodles were bred for blind people that are allergic to dog fur (poodles have hair rather than fur, apparently).

Don't ask me where I picked up that usefull nugget of info!


Yep, thats what they were saying. Also poodles don't molt

TeamD

5,060 posts

263 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Mrs Fish said:
Yep, thats what they were saying. Also poodles don't molt


That;s unless they suffer from labradoodle pattern baldness.

warmfuzzies

4,378 posts

284 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Did they mention the cost?

A friend bought one last week. £500 a pop........FFS its not even a pedigree........and he said that was the best they could find, others wanted £650+

jeepers creepers.

kevin

Mrs Fish

Original Poster:

30,018 posts

289 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Bloody hell we won't be having one then

Jaglover

46,837 posts

266 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Yugguy said:
Yeah. I'm sure the Dogs Trust loves yet another wave of trendy dogs.


They might eb quite useful.

Allot of people are allergic to dog fur but don't like the look of poodles.

kerfuffle

5,253 posts

285 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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I didn't realise dogs were expensive until I started looking for a basset recently. I think I'll pinch one instead, though the quick getaway may prove problematic.

r988

7,501 posts

260 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Apparently my uncle & aunt have bought one to replace their old dog that died, apparently they are really big.

Either way I hate dogs and hope I never have to see it, that fact it its now some sort of fashion accessory makes it twice as vile IMO

benyeats

12,160 posts

261 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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I had a friend who crossed a bulldog with a shitzu......

Ben

dawny1964

50 posts

282 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Ahhhhhhh so cute.

stone

1,538 posts

278 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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My wife and No2 son have allergies to pet fur. We looked into dogs that don't malt and the cost of things like Irish terriers etc is about £650 a pop

Cossie.

7,977 posts

280 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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JustTheTip said:
Labradoodles were bred for blind people that are allergic to dog fur (poodles have hair rather than fur, apparently).

Don't ask me where I picked up that usefull nugget of info!


I read that, too (well, not the reference to being blind!). I guess they have the kind nature of a Labrador while being low to non-shedding which is excellent for those who suffer from allergies.

speedychrissie

2,994 posts

270 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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graham norton has a labradoodle (well thats what he said on just a minute last week)

kerfuffle

5,253 posts

285 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Cossie. said:
JustTheTip said:
Labradoodles were bred for blind people that are allergic to dog fur (poodles have hair rather than fur, apparently).

Don't ask me where I picked up that usefull nugget of info!


I read that, too (well, not the reference to being blind!). I guess they have the kind nature of a Labrador while being low to non-shedding which is excellent for those who suffer from allergies.


I always wondered what was under the lab coats

wolves_wanderer

12,959 posts

268 months

Tuesday 7th February 2006
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Mrs Fish said:
Just watching Richard and Judy and they are on about dogs at the moment, more specifically cross breeds. Mainly dogs crossed with poodles. Never heard of them before but a quick google search brings up loads of pictures of these, a labradoodle



You can also get cockerpoo's.

Apparently they are becoming very fashionable.
I bet you looked for a pic of a Cockerpoo but your safe search didn't give you any hits