Labradoodle grooming

Most Labradoodles are great for people who have pet allergies, as they're nonshedding thanks to their Poodle genes. The downside of having a nonshedding Labradoodle is you have to groom your dog’s hair quite frequently since it doesn’t fall out. Grooming involves bathing, brushing, cutting their hair, and nail trimming! Labradoodle grooming is generally pretty...

Looking for a grooming style for your Labradoodle? Take a look at these awesome Labradoodle haircut that will look good on you dog.

Know exactly what to request at the groomer with these short Labradoodle haircut ideas. These Labradoodle summer cuts are cute and practical!

This is a public service announcement for Doodle owners! I recently spoke with a groomer and here is what they had to say: “Doodle folks in general are NUTS! Almost every customer service issue we have had in the past has been from some sort of doodle. People that own doodles want them fluffy but [...]Read More... from Groomers Are Starting to Hate Doodles (and Their Owners)…a Public Service Announcement

Labradoodles need regular grooming to keep their coats tidy and in good condition. Read this guide to discover 17 cute Labradoodle haircut ideas.

Here are the best Labradoodle haircuts along with some Labradoodle grooming tips, so you can give your Labradoodle its best haircut yet.

Sometimes as doodle owners, we have to take a step back from the serious advice and simply laugh at ourselves and our silly pups!

Learn all about Australian Labradoodle grooming from the comfort of your own home along with inspiration for Australian Labradoodle haircuts.

Getting a Labradoodle can be one of the greatest decisions of your life, but this article is a list of several things current Labradoodle owners wish they knew before getting one.

Goldendoodles may be low shedding, but this comes with increased grooming responsibility. You can easily DIY the process once your learn how to groom a Goldendoodle!