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CHOCOLATE
Chocolate colors can stay rich and dark, or fade. They should always remain a chocolate color ranging from a milk chocolate to dark chocolate shade.
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CHOCOLATE/CAFE
First Generation Goldendoodles
F1b (backcross) Goldendoodles
F2B (2nd generation backcross) Goldendoodles
First Generation Labradoodles
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Doc - a CHOCOLATE pup
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Doc as an adult
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Hershey - a CHOCOLATE pup
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Hershey as an adult
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Magda - CAFE at 6 months
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Magda at 2 years
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Phantom - CHOCOLATE pup at 10 weeks
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Phantom at1 year
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Xena at 2-3 months old
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to be continued.....
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KC as a pup
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KC as an adult
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Cash at 9 weeks
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Cash at 4.5 months
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F1b (backcross) Labradoodles
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Nessy at 3 months - CHOCOLATE/CAFE
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Nessy as an adult
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Multigeneration Labradoodles
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Meadow - a CHOCOLATE fleece pup
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Meadow
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Tucker - a CHOCOLATE A7 pup
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Tucker as an adult
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Lily at 2 months - CHOCOLATE/CAFE
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Lily as an adult
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It is meant to provide resource, so that we can better understand canine health related issues.
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