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What Is The Golden Doodle
I have a dog named Marley. She is a petite golden doodle and she is brownish goldish. Some golden doodles are blonde or even white. Marley is very small. She is the smallest type of golden doodle. She loves to go on walks especially in the fall because she loves all the leaves on the ground. She also enjoys playing fetch and hide and seek. Hide and seek is really funny with her because whenever I hide with Marley while my younger sister seeks, she always knows where to look because Marley is barking or rolling around. She absolutely loves to get her belly rubbed and she loves when other people come to her house because she literally goes crazy. She doesn't really enjoy taking a bath, but it's really funny when she does because she looks super
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