Goldendoodles Trump Other Breeds

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The word is out: the next first dog just might be Patton the goldendoodle puppy. Anyone who has had the pleasure of owning a goldendoodle isn’t surprised that President Trump would select such an excellent breed. After all, Trump wants nothing but the best, right? There is no doubt that the goldendoodle trumps all other breeds.

The poodle emerged in centuries ago as a water retriever in Europe and has long been praised for its intelligence and eagerness to learn. The poodle is perhaps best know for its distinct, non-shedding coat. The golden retriever, also a water retriever, boasts a favored reputation for being smart, easy to train, and willing to please. The golden retriever practically invented the term “family dog.” With two such popular, wonderful parent breeds, the goldendoodle couldn’t help but arise as a spectacular dog. Thousands of Americans are enthralled with this remarkable breed known as the goldendoodle. It has rightly earned a spot in household after household because of the inherent versatility, trainability, and family dog reputation. A true goldendoodle boasts a gregarious personality, eagerly accepting (and expecting) belly rubs from anyone willing to offer a pet. Goldendoodles really never meet a stranger. They get along well with children of all ages and animals of all kinds. These enthusiastic, upbeat dogs are adaptable and will happily participate in any activity you throw their way. From high-energy activities like running or hiking to relaxing with their chin resting on your foot while you lounge on the couch, goldendoodles are ready for anything you throw their way. “Aloof” and “recluse” are two words unfamiliar to the goldendoodle. Their utmost desire is to just to be with their family. Though true goldendoodles aren’t hyper, they do expect to be included in family activities and benefit from daily exercise (and they’re always, always ready for a belly rub!). Like golden retrievers and poodles, goldendoodles are very trainable. In fact you’ll find that goldendoodles love being trained. They welcome the opportunity to work and are people-pleasers by nature. The non-shedding coat is simply icing on the cake for this wonderful breed! Owning a goldendoodle doesn’t necessitate a high tech vacuum because these dogs shed very little if at all. People enjoy the opportunity to love a dog that doesn’t exacerbate pet allergies or breathing issues. Honestly there is nothing but wonderful things to say about goldendoodles. The goldendoodle simply trumps other breeds. I can’t think of a better breed to represent the dog lovers of America than the loveable, happy, friendly, adorable goldendoodle. He’s destined to steal the hearts of millions of Americans. Welcome to the White House, Patton Trump!