Goldendoodle

Description

Both sides of a Goldendoodle were built to fetch things out of cold water, which is not the first thing that comes to mind when one bounces up to you on a sidewalk.

The Golden Retriever was made in the Scottish Highlands in the second half of the nineteenth century. Lord Tweedmouth kept careful records at his Guisachan estate, and they show a yellow retriever called Nous bred to a Tweed Water Spaniel called Belle in 1868. What came out of those litters was steady, soft-mouthed and biddable, and it was meant for a long day on a wet hill.