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@dory69 There’s quite a few dog breeds like that unfortunately. Pugs, French bulldogs, Boston terriers, etc.

@blackgold00 You just described a mini poodle. Just get a mini poodle and let the hair grow out. It’ll look just like a doodle to most people.

@trivox Not surprising. Doodles aren’t breeds so it’s impossible to predict what they will be like. That’s just how genetics works.

@tyronasmith That’s awful. I’m so sorry.

@chris_1989 I actually find the dirty old mop look hideous. I’m sure that dog looks and feels much better now!

@saludmultimedia Nope. Is that a regular thing? 😅

@ninjatoth That’s a sentence I never thought I’d hear!

@ignatiusdidache Keep trying! At this age his instincts are telling him that he will die if he can’t get to you. This is totally normal. He’ll eventually learn that it’s okay to be alone and that he’s not in danger.

@imagebeastmarkbeast Because Christmas in July!

@curty Then why do you think it’s a good idea to breed her? Her puppies could end up in the exact same situation and not have such a good result.

@enfyre I know, I am too. I’m studying animal science and I’ve seen some horrible things, though I’m sure you’ve probably seen worse. I somewhat understand your frustration.

@p4m3l4 Doodles look WAY cuter when they’re shaved and can actually see!

@enfyre Sadly I don’t think that would do any good considering that the USDA is happily giving new licenses to puppy mills that have been reported countless times… I was picking up my dog from the groomer yesterday and heard a horrible hacking wheezing sound on the other side of the store. It...

@curty Whoa whoa whoa, hold up. You adopted her? Or did you buy her? Those are NOT the same thing.

@kvasas You are an amazing dog owner!

@godiscomingmyway Sounds like resource guarding. You need to feed them separately. They could severely injure each other if they continue to have the opportunity to resource guard. Make sure they cannot access each other’s food to guard it.