We will begin by explaining what the F1 term means:
- An F1 is really the first generation of the cross between two
purebred dogs. If you cross a purebred Golden Retriever with a
purebred Poodle - this is considered an F1 puppy.
- This mix can produce non-shed & low to medium shed coats in
a variety of types that can be soft and wavy or even tighter curl.
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Now for the explanation of what F1b means:
- An F1b is a "Back~cross"
- This means that you take a "Doodle" who has 2 purebred
parents that are different breeds.... and you breed this
"Doodle" with a purebred poodle.
- This type is better for those seeking a dog if there are
allergies or asthma involved because they are more
consistently non-shed. But we do not guarantee that they
will be "Hypo-Allergenic" as this is something that can be
different from one person to the next and from one puppy
to the next. But this is the best choice if allergies are a
concern.
- These coats can be anywhere from a loose wave to a tight
curl.
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TO SEE PICTURES OF F1 PUPPIES AND F1B PUPPIES FROM OUR PAST LITTERS CLICK HERE: |
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The dog on the left with the pink bandana is an F1 English Cream Goldendoodle the dog on the right is an F1b English Cream Goldendoodle. You can see the F1b's have a curlier coat than the F1's. |