There,s a Doodle walk on the beach at Winterton on July 24th,its a good way to meet alot of different Doodles and owners.Most of them live in Norfolk and have good knowledge of Doods and breeders.

I dont know the time but could find out if your interested.

Hi there and welcome to the forum from us too. I agree it's a good idea to join in with a Doodle Meet. You'll see how the Doodles can differ so much. What about a visit to our Doodlefest in Stafford on Sat 14th July? A whole field full of Doodles with lots of information and Doodle owners to chat with. It's a really fun day.

Hello Lisa,Murphy joined our family last September and is our first dog, we always had cats. It's been an interesting time, can't think of another way of putting it but he is an absolute gem (still has the doodle moments). They certainly are characters. He loves his family, being chased
( ussually as he has someting in his mouth which he shouldn't have), still bounds up to other dogs ( has also learnt to be careful and having been warned off in the past). Training classes and this site have been our life savers. Murphy has been awarded his Bronse Citizen award. this week at class walked perfectly to heel (outside) never happens in general without a fight. He then held the class up for about 10 minutes on recall doing 'doodle dashes'. Hey ho.x

Hi, I've only owned my Doodle for just over 2 weeks. I spent weeks and weeks on here looking at pics of F1's and F2's and learning about everything doodle related before getting Murphy. We met him when he was a week old and visited once a week, which was lovely and gave us loads of time to choose the right one. (there were 11 and all very very similar, so very difficult to choose for us)

Murphy is 10 and a half weeks and is a super star! we adore him. He is a real quick learner and is always waiting for his next instruction. He often walks over to us and sits down like "what do you want me to do now mum?"

I read that Doodles were 'designed' as guide dogs for people with allergies, which I've found useful when people have pulled a face when I've told them what breed he is, or said " oooo a designer dog?!" to be able to tell someone what they were originally designed for, always makes me feel good.

The forum has been fab for me, ask lots of questions.

Exciting times.

Ollie and Murph
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hi Lisa & welcome i have to say, this forum has been such a source of information for a new puppy owner like myself,i dont actually know how i would have managed if it wasnt for the lovely,helpful people on this site. the first thing i do every day is log on and check out whats happening on here really looking forward to seeing your puppy when you get him/her

Very last minute I know but if you could let me know the time of the Doodle meet at Winterton that would be helpful. In case we're free, we can go and watch mayhem descend the beach!!