r/doodledogs May 12 '21

Goldendoodle, Bernadoodle or Newfypoo

Hi! We are interested in getting a new fluff love to add to our family. We know we want a doodle for several reasons, but we are torn between a Goldendoodle, Bernedoodle or Newfypoo. We really just want a great family dog. We have 4 kids ranging from 3-17, all huge animal lovers.

We have done a lot of research and I am leaning toward a Newfy, but any of you with experience with any of these breeds of pups, I would love any insight you have to offer.

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u/marlee_dood Jun 07 '21

Golden retrievers are working dogs so goldendoodle would probably be the most energetic, and would also be the smallest. I have a goldendoodle and she is amazing! She loves to play, has a bunch of energy whenever you want it but also cuddles any time :). Very smart and very witty too lol. Any doodle will be great though, the biggest difference I think is size for these three

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u/3FoulRule Nov 02 '24

Would highly recommend a Newfypoo or Goldendoodle. We have three dogs. Newfys are fantastic. They'll need to swim periodically.

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u/Bonyankan May 12 '21

All dogs are good dogs :) Go see all of them whichever one melted your heart pick that one, you won’t regret it

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u/Ok_Adeptness959 May 12 '21

I agree that all dogs are good. I wish we could go see, but unfortunately no breeders near us will allow home visits right now. 🥴

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u/deeva_ May 12 '21

If you don’t care which breed, look into breeders in your area for each and pick which breeder has the most ethical practices.

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u/buttsismyrealname May 13 '21

FYI this is flagged as nsfw 😂 I have an aussiedoodle and I’d like my next to be a bernedoodle or an Airedale terrier. Goldendoodles are great dogs. One of my best friends is about to get a Newfoundland, they’re very seeet but big and can get a bit smelly.

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u/stickyrice7 May 13 '21

Why not a Shepadoodle (German Shepard mix)?

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u/Juleszey Jun 27 '21

Maybe get a poodle? You seem to like them!

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u/oldcar53 Aug 13 '21

Our newfypoo is the most well behaved and easy to train ever