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“Hello my name is Janet”.

“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”“Hello, my name is Janet. I am a light creme colored, female, Goldendoodle puppy. I am unavailable for adoption.”

“I’m a light creme colored female. I was born on Thursday, February 26th, 2015, to my wonderful mommy Sierra, and daddy Silas. I’m currently unavailable for adoption. I’m sorry, but I’ve already found a home. Look and see if Shiloh Goldendoodles has any more puppies available. I'm sure they will need a good home too.”

“OK ... I would like to contact you via E-Mail about another puppy instead.”

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Did You Know?

Cross-Bred vs Pure-Bred

Some people dislike the Goldendoodle because it's not a "pure-bred" dog. However, according to the AKC, and KC's web sites, the Golden Retriever itself started as a cross-breed. The Golden Retriever originated in the Scottish Highlands in the late 1800's and was used predominantly for hunting. The breed was developed by Lord Tweedmouth, whose goal was to create a superb retriever suited to the Scottish climate, terrain and available game. He crossed his original "Yellow Retriever" with the Tweed Water Spaniel (now extinct) found on his estate. Later integrations of Irish Setter, Bloodhound, and more Tweed Water Spaniel produced the retriever we know today.

akc.org/breeds/golden_retriever/

At War Over a Dog?

Republicans created a minor international incident when they claimed President Franklin Roosevelt sent a destroyer to the Aleutian Islands just to pick up his Scottish Terrier, Fala, who was thought to have been left behind.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

White Gold!

If you are looking for a "Rare White Goldendoodle," remember that Golden Retriever colors range from very light to very dark, but do not include white. Golden Retrievers do not come in pure white, even though some may be extremely light cream in color. Light-colored Goldens and Goldendoodles are not that different from darker ones. It is simply a color preference.

akc.org/breeds/
golden_retriever/

Better Than a Mood Ring?

In 2003, Dr. Roger Mugford invented the "wagometer," a device that claims to interpret a dog's exact mood by measuring the wag of its tail.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

Why the Long Face?

The shape of a dog's face suggests how long it will live. Dogs with sharp, pointed faces that look more like wolves typically live longer. Dogs with very flat faces, such as bulldogs, often have shorter lives.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

Most Dogs Owned.

The most dogs ever owned by one person were 5,000 Mastiffs owned by Kubla Khan.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

Splashing Dog

French poodles did not originate in France but in Germany (poodle comes from the German pudel or pudelhund, meaning splashing dog). Some scholars speculate the poodle's puffs of hair evolved when hunters shaved the poodle for more efficient swimming, while leaving the pom-poms around the major joints to keep them warm.

Brewer, Douglas, Terence Clark, and Adrian Philips. 2001. Dogs in Antiquity: Anubis to Cerebrus The Origins of the Domestic Dog. Warminster, UK: Aris & Phillips.

Dogs in Space

Laika, a Russian stray, was the first living mammal to orbit the Earth, in the Soviet Sputnik spacecraft in 1957. Though she died in space, her daughter Pushnika had four puppies with President John F. Kennedys terrier, Charlie.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New , NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.York

Dog Days of Summer

The term "dog days of summer" was coined by the ancient Greeks and Romans to describe the hottest days of summer that coincided with the rising of the Dog Star, Sirius.

Brewer, Douglas, Terence Clark, and Adrian Philips. 2001. Dogs in Antiquity: Anubis to Cerebrus The Origins of the Domestic Dog. Warminster, UK: Aris & Phillips.

Rin Tin Tin

Hollywood's first and arguably best canine superstar was Rin Tin Tin, a five-day-old German Shepherd found wounded in battle in WWI France and adopted by an American soldier, Lee Duncan. He would sign his own contracts with his paw print.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New , NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.York

How Fast?

The average dog can run about 19 mph. Greyhounds are the fastest dogs on Earth and can run at speeds of 45 mph.

Budiansky, Stephen. 2000. The Truth About Dogs: An Inquiry into the Ancestory, Social Conventions, Mental Habits, and Moral Fiber of Canis familiaris.New York, NY: Penguin Putnum, Inc.

Do You Smell That?

Dogs can smell about 1,000 times better than humans. While humans have 5 million smell-detecting cells, dogs have more than 220 million. The part of the brain that interprets smell is also four times larger in dogs than in humans.

Bailey, Gwen. 2002. What Is My Dog Thinking? San Diego, CA: Thunder Bay Press.

Tastes Great

Dogs like sweets a lot more than cats do. While cats have around only 473 taste buds, dogs have about 1,700 taste buds. Humans have approximately 9,000.

Bailey, Gwen. 2002. What Is My Dog Thinking? San Diego, CA: Thunder Bay Press.

Are You Smarter Than a Three Year Old?

Dogs are about as smart as a two- or three-year-old child. This means they can understand about 150-200 words, including signals and hand movements with the same meaning as words.

Bailey, Gwen. 2002. What Is My Dog Thinking? San Diego, CA: Thunder Bay Press.

Looking for a Date?

The best dog to reportedly attract a date is the Golden Retriever. The worst is the Pit Bull.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

Who Barks the Most?

The Beagle and Collie are the nosiest dogs, while the Akbash Dog and the Basenji are the quietest.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

Leave a Message

One survey reports that 33% of dog owners admit they talk to their dogs on the phone or leave messages on answering machines while they are away.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

Smartest Dogs

The most intelligent dogs are reportedly the Border Collie and the Poodle, while the least intelligent dogs are the Afghan Hound and the Basenji.

Choron, Harry and Sandra Choron. 2005. Planet Dog: A Doglopedia. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

Do Dogs Dream?

Like humans, dogs have the same types of sleep - slow wave sleep (SWS) and rapid eye movement (REM). SWS is the first stage of sleep and REM is when the body is relaxed and the eyes move rapidly. It's during this REM stage that dogs can dream. The twitching and paw movements that occur during their sleep are signs that your pet is dreaming. It's important not to wake them from this deep sleep.

healthypet.com

Bad Doggie Breath

Healthy pets should have normal fresh breath. Bad breath can be a sign of bad dental disease or health problems. 70% of cats and 80% of dogs show signs of dental disease by age three years. It's important to have your pet's teeth examined by a veterinarian every year. Ask your veterinarian to discuss preventive options for your pet.

healthypet.com

Do I know You?

Dogs can identify others by their unique smell. They have scent glands located around their bottom and they use them to mark territory as their own and to tell other dogs that they have been there. So, when dogs greet each other, they often go straight to the bottom to have a sniff.

healthypet.com

Do Dogs Have Night Vision?

Dogs don't actually have night vision. Instead, their eyes contain a special membrane that allows them to see in the dark. This membrane is called the tapetum lucidum. When car headlights or a flashlight is directed at a cat or dog, it is this eye structure that reflects this light.

healthypet.com

A Real Guard Dog

One February night, an insurgent covered in explosives tried to enter the soldiers' quarters to kill the 50 men inside. But he didn't count on the dogs: the three strays began barking and biting the suicide bomber, trying to keep him from harming the people inside.

gimundo.com/news/article/soldier-reunited-with-the-dog-who-saved-his-life/

Calling Dr. Pooch

If you have cancer, diabetes, or epilepsy, your dog might be the first to know. Studies have shown that dogs can be trained to sniff out cancers of the lung, breast, skin, bladder and prostate. Researchers suspect the canines are picking up on extraordinarily faint scents given off by the abnormal cells. Dogs are also being increasingly used as service animals for people with diabetes, whose health can be harmed when their blood sugar peaks or drops. Specially trained dogs can detect the scent of these fluctuations (sweet for high blood sugar, acidic for low) and alert their owners before they even feel symptoms. Most mysterious of all are scattered reports that dogs can predict an epileptic seizure 45 minutes before it begins. No one knows what the dogs might be picking up on, but theories range from an unknown smell to subtle behavioral changes.

livescience.com/13305-facts-dog-breeds-genetics-pets.html

Green Dogs?

Dogs know when they're not getting a fair shake. A 2008 study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that when dogs saw other dogs getting treats for a trick they'd been performing unrewarded, the unrewarded dogs became agitated, scratching themselves and avoiding the gaze of the rewarded dogs. They also stopped doing the trick much faster than if they were alone and not getting a reward. The dogs' version of jealousy wasn't as sophisticated as a human's: The animals didn't seem to mind if other dogs got sausage while they just got bread, and they didn't care if another dog got food for nothing while they had to do tricks for a snack. But, the researchers wrote, the findings were good evidence that being green with envy isn't just a primate thing.

livescience.com/13305-facts-dog-breeds-genetics-pets.html

Guilty As Charged

Those puppy-dog eyes Fido gives you when you scold him over knocking over the garbage can for the umpteenth time aren't a sign of guilt, researchers say. He's just responding to your rebuke. When dog owners thought their dogs had eaten a forbidden treat and reprimanded them, the pooches looked just as "guilty" regardless of whether or not they had actually eaten the treat. In fact, dogs who were wrongly accused of snack-snatching often looked more guilty than dogs who had really eaten the treat. Turns out those soulful eyes don't reflect any soul-searching, after all.

livescience.com/13305-facts-dog-breeds-genetics-pets.html


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