📢 If you’ve ever gone online to research buying a Goldendoodle, you probably have come across weird letters in fronts of the breed like F1 or F2B and thought to yourself, ‘what is even the difference between an F1 Goldendoodle and an F2B Goldendoodle? Basically, these refer to the generation of doodle, and since the breed is a hybrid between a poodle and golden retriever, the percentage of retriever or poodle can differ.
👉 A Quick Overview
● F1 Goldendoodle: 50% Poodle & 50% Golden Retriever
● F1B Goldendoodle: 75% Poodle & 25% Golden Retriever
● F1BB Goldendoodle: 87.5% Poodle & 12.5% Golden Retriever
● F2 Goldendoodle: 50% Poodle & 50% Golden Retriever
● F2B Goldendoodle: 62.5% Poodle & 37.5% Golden Retriever
● F2BB Goldendoodle: 81.25% Poodle & 18.75% Golden Retriever
● F3 Goldendoodle or Multi-generation Goldendoodle: Several generations of Goldendoodle breeding typically backcross breeding to the Standard Poodle.
🐶 F1
Starting off is the simplest generation to understand, the F1. This type of Goldendoodle is split 50/50 between a purebred standard poodle, as well as a purebred golden retriever. The F1 doodle is sort of the classic and often the one that people think about when the word “Goldendoodle” is mentioned.
🐶 F1B
The F1B Goldendoodle is 75% poodle, 25% golden retriever, and is a cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and a 100% standard poodle from the original purebred line, which is where the B comes in. Technically the F1B can also be crossed between an F1 and 100% golden, but this is much less common among breeders.
🐶 F1BB
The F1BB generation is a cross between an F1B Goldendoodle and an original purebred poodle or golden, but as we said earlier, it’s almost always the former, making the percentage 87.5% poodle and only 12.5% golden. You can probably figure out by now that the second B indicates a second backcross, and because of how much poodle there is in this generation, this is the most hypoallergenic and non-shedding dog of the first generation.
🐶 F2
The F2 Goldendoodle is not a very common generation of doodle to see, mostly due to how unpredictable it is to breed. The F2 is achieved by breeding two F1 or 50/50 doodles, together, creating a coin flip scenario when trying to figure out what traits the dog will have.
🐶 F2B
The F2B Goldendoodle is generally a cross between an F1 and F1B doodle, making it 62.5% poodle and 37.5% golden. However, some breeders will opt to cross two F1B doodles to create a doodle that is an even higher percentage of poodle, at 75% and 25% golden, respectively.
🐶 F2BB
The F2BB Goldendoodle is a cross between an F2B doodle and an original purebred poodle. It is 81.25% poodle and 18.75% golden retriever, making it the most hypoallergenic breed of the F2’s.
🐶 F3
F3 Goldendoodle, which is typically two F1B doodles bred together, but can also be two F2 doodles bred together to get to the same result. These F3 doods contain a lot of poodle genes, and so are again great for those of us with allergies.
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