The Queen Wore Her Heavy Jeweled Crown With Gentle, Shy Eyes
A gold crown set with blue, red, and clear gems sits on top of the curly, apricot-colored head of a Goldendoodle queen. Her warm brown eyes are gentle and a little shy, and her soft ears hang in waves on either side of her face. A wide collar of white ermine with black spots sits over her crimson velvet robe, which is embroidered with gold fleurs-de-lis. Behind her, a Renaissance valley with a river, blue mountains, and tall cypress trees stretches beneath a pale and cloudy sky.
The crimson robe and the white ermine make a bold, simple pair of colors, and the painter let the apricot curls bring a touch of warmth between them. The crown has a tiny highlight on each jewel, which makes it look truly metallic.
Goldendoodles are a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle, and many are friendly, sociable, and eager to learn. Their curly or wavy coats need regular brushing and grooming to prevent mats, especially behind the ears and under the legs. They love activity, like walks, swimming, and fetch, and they often enjoy meeting new people. Because they like company, they can get lonely if left alone for long periods. Ask your vet about exercise, feeding, and joint care for a happy, healthy dog.
Her subjects can expect a gentle reign, with plenty of walks and a lot of belly rubs.
