Labradoodle, schnoodles and goldendoodles

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minimacka wrote: »

Yes thats right, but I really need to be able to meet the dog aswell before I make a decision. I dont want to take a dog home and find that i am allergic to these dogs afterall.

yeah, I totally agree, that would be awful

minimacka

Thanks for your replys, im sure that i wont have to travel that far, I found out yesterday that our local vicar (very nice young man) has got a family dog which is a cockerpoo so i might have to pop round and see if i can "interact" with it. lol
Im sure being a godly man me wont mind too much.

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how about Molly (poodle cross) in Save our Strays, who I am told are at Saltburn..
they also have a Visladoodle! Called fudge but I cannot open his piccy...
http://www.saveourstrays.org.uk/We_need_a_home.html

minimacka

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how about Molly (poodle cross) in Save our Strays, who I am told are at Saltburn..
they also have a Visladoodle! Called fudge but I cannot open his piccy...
http://www.saveourstrays.org.uk/We_need_a_home.html

aww how cute is she. i cant see the visladoodle either. Sounds like they have both of my kids up for adoption aswell cos they have a elliott and a tom. lol

I cant find any pictures of a visladoodle either so i cant imagine what he would look like?

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minimacka wrote: »

aww how cute is she. i cant see the visladoodle either. Sounds like they have both of my kids up for adoption aswell cos they have a elliott and a tom. lol

I cant find any pictures of a visladoodle either so i cant imagine what he would look like?

lol - do your kids know you are trying to rehome them??!:eek:

No I cant find a piccy of a visladoodle either - may be worth giving em a ring to find out more?

There is also Brock at Selby, he is a border terrier x, apparently border terriers are hypoallergenic, so I suppose it depends (as with the poodle x's) whether he has inherited this or not. http://www.selby.gov.uk/service_main.asp?menuid=99&pageid=14&id=945

A little further away is Tiny a yorkie who's in Durham

Apparently www.theyorkierescue.co.uk have yorkies all over the place and are very helpful - some nice dogs on there, I have just had a peek!

There is also a poodle rescue (I believe for both standard and mini poodles) near grimsby, it is often worth tryng people a bit out of are as they often have dogs fostered all over the place waiting for new homes. They may also know about poodle x's who may be suitable

Poodles In Need - no website, tel. 01507 478 794

Anyway, hope that helps and that it isnt info overload!

best wishes,

fc x

minimacka

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lol - do your kids know you are trying to rehome them??!:eek:

I didnt know that we were rehoming our kids I thought they were pretty well house trained but maybe my oh didnt . lol might need to ask him when i get home.

Thank you for finding those sites for me.

After today i might not get back on here because i use this website at work and im finished until monday. Really appreciate your help with the dog situation. :A If i do get on here it might be under our home name of themmackas so dont worry if you see that name instead of minimacka.

Many thanks
Sally

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No problems, I have a rescue dog myself and she is super, so I am always encouraging people to consider rescue. It sounds like you have a lovely life to offer to the right dog, and personally, I think its ethically better to rescue a dog than to line the pockets of a breeder, as many are not so scrupulous about how they treat their dogs.
Anyway, whatever you decide to do, best of luck!

Raksha

Just a word of warning - a Vizladoodle is going to be a medium to large dog. Here's the Wikipedia page on Vizlas - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vizsla They are an active gundog breed, so nothing to calm down the active Standard Poodle genes there But I can imagine they would be very attractive dogs.

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I met a weimerdoodle a couple of weeks ago - I would imagine a visladoodle wouls be similar - it was quite leggy and almost as tall as my mums lurcher-ish dog... do you know if all these 'doodle' types are standard poodle x's? do any use the toy poodles??
Milly looks small and chunky so I wondered??
http://www.saveourstrays.org.uk/We_need_a_home.html

minimacka

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how about Molly (poodle cross) in Save our Strays, who I am told are at Saltburn..
they also have a Visladoodle! Called fudge but I cannot open his piccy...
http://www.saveourstrays.org.uk/We_need_a_home.html

Hi F.C. just to let you know that hopefully we will be making a home visit to see milly on Friday. I rang up and spoke to the lady and im going to ring back on Wednesday and arrange a home visit on Friday. Just me and my oh at first to see how i got with her. If all goes well then we will visit her as a family. thank you so much for all your advise and help and hopefully if milly suits us and we suit her then she might be the dog for us. Might stop my son from nagging constantly all weekend about getting a dog, he doesnt know anything about us looking. Ii told him that its either a dog or me to put him off the sceent and it was nearly the dog he chose, he even went online and searched for non alergic dogs he said that someone had told him you can get them.