Straight hair goldendoodle

Considering getting a straight hair Goldendoodle? We answer all your questions about buying and caring for a flat coat Goldendoodle!

Many Goldendoodle owners I have spoken with have expressed that one of the main factors in their attraction to the breed is the minimal amount of shedding. What most people do not realize is that Goldendoodles and all dogs shed to some degree. Naturally, if your Goldendoodle begins shedding it can raise a lot of questions. Many dog owners who purchase a Goldendoodle do so because they believe that Goldendoodles are non shedding.

What is a straight hair Goldendoodle? Read this comprehensive guide to learn everything you need to know about this beautiful dog breed.

Whenever people come across the topic about this Doodle breed, it isn’t easy to imagine Goldendoodle coats being anything else but curly. While Goldendoodle with curly coats is what many people recognize, other less common coats include wavy, straight, and flat. The two most common types of Goldendoodle coats are wavy and curly hair followed by straight and flat. Aside from the cuteness and appearance of these adorable dogs, there are benefits for people.

Straight hair Goldendoodles, also known as flat coat Goldendoodles, are becoming an increasingly popular dog type because people like the straight hair that resembles a Golden Retriever and makes them look more like a teddy bear. In addition, dog owners also wish to get a hypoallergenic, friendly temperament, and non-shedding dog breed. This makes a straight hair Goldendoodle the ultimate choice for a dog.

There are three genes that affect coat type, giving seven different coat combinations. These seven combinations include: short hair, long hair, curly hair, wiry hair, curly wire hair, long hair wit…

Flat coat Goldendoodle vs straight coat Goldendoodle; unfurnished vs furnished Doodle. Learn how genetics determine a Doodle's coat type.

An improper coat is technically characterized as the short hair on a Doodles head, face, and leg region because they don’t have a dominant RSPO2 gene (it’s also commonly called IC Locus). In reality, this means that your Goldendoodle likely has straight or flat hair throughout their body and they look like a Golden Retriever. This can happen for any Doodle breed, but it’s most commonly seen in F1 Goldendoodle and F1 Labradoodles. #Goldendoodle #ImproperCoat #cutedogs