Golden retriever and parti-color poodle (also known as "goldendoodle") are two popular types of designer breeds which combine the loyalty and intelligence of the golden retriever with the hypoallergenic quality of the poodle. These dogs are high in demand due to their friendly and playful nature， as well as their low-shedding coat.
The price of a golden retriever can vary from $500 to $3，000 depending on the bloodline， breeding location， and age of the dog. Poodles， on the other hand， can range from $1，000 to $2，500. The cost of a goldendoodle can range from $1，500 to $3，000， depending on the pedigree， the breeder's reputation， and the geographical location.
It is essential to be cautious while purchasing a puppy from a breeder， as some breeders may cut corners to save money， and in turn， you may end up with an unhealthy puppy. When buying a dog， research the breeders thoroughly and make sure they are reputable breeders with quality puppies. You should also expect to see proof of the puppy's health screening， such as OFA hip and elbow evaluations， eye exams， and genetic testing for common poodle， golden retriever， or goldendoodle health problems.
Additionally， there are rescue organizations and animal shelters that may have golden retrievers， poodles， or goldendoodles available for adoption at a fraction of the price. Adopting a dog can be a wonderful way to provide a furry friend with a loving home while helping to reduce animal homelessness.
In conclusion， the price of a golden retriever， poodle， or goldendoodle can vary depending on various factors. While purchasing a dog， choose a reputable breeder， and be prepared to pay a fair price for a healthy puppy. Alternatively， consider adopting from rescue organizations or animal shelters.
