Breed Comparison: Mini Goldendoodle vs. Mini Labradoodle

Before choosing your new puppy, you need to make sure the breed is the right choice for your home, family, and lifestyle. To help you make your decision, here’s a comparison of two popular breeds you may be considering: Mini Goldendoodle vs. Mini Labradoodle. 

Mini Goldendoodle.

Mini Goldendoodle

 

Please review our breed comparison chart and note each of the characteristics of these two puppy breeds and which ones are most important to you. To learn more about each puppy breed, you can visit their individual breed pages.

 

Mini Goldendoodle Mini Labradoodle
Size 20-40 lbs. 15-20 in. 25-50 lbs. 15-20 in.
Colors cream, golden, red, chocolate, black apricot, black, blue, brown, cream, white, gray, red, silver, silver-beige
Shedding minimal varies depending on coat
Activity Level medium to high medium to high
Trainability highly trainable highly trainable
Temperament friendly, intelligent, easy to train curious, playful, active
Good with Children? yes yes
Good with Other Dogs? yes yes

 

Mini Goldendoodle vs. Mini Labradoodle – How to Choose

The Mini Goldendoodle vs. Mini Labradoodle is a tough decision, as these two breeds share many of the same traits. One distinguishing feature is their size with Mini Labradoodles potentially being larger. Mini Labradoodles also come in more colors.

 

If you’re looking for a dog that’s better for people with allergies, some dog experts think Mini Goldendoodles are the better choice because they have fewer coat variations. You can always ask the puppy’s breeder about the parents to make a better guess about which type of coat your puppy will have when it matures. 

Mini Labradoodle.

Mini Labradoodle

 

Do These Dogs Have Health Concerns?

At Keystone Puppies our goal is to make sure that your new furry friend is happy and healthy. That’s why each of our puppies comes with a puppy health guarantee. To learn more about how this guarantee protects you and your new puppy, you can visit our Health Guarantee page.

 

Before making a final decision about what kind of puppy you want to take home, it is also important to be aware of any health concerns that are associated with the breed you’re considering. Look at the Health tab on the Puppy Breeds page to find some of the most common conditions. You can also ask the puppy’s breeder if either parent has any conditions of concern.

 

About Keystone Puppies Breeders

A key contributor to your new puppy’s health is the quality of their breeder. We’re the first Lancaster puppy adoption source to have an Animal Welfare and Breeder Accountability Specialist. This specialist makes sure our Accredited Breeders are following best practices and are meeting our high standards. To learn more, visit Keystone Puppies Breeders.

 

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