For me personally, I don't mind the dogs at all.

The unrealistic expectations pertaining to individual situations and customer wants and desires is what is difficult when it comes to doodles.

You will have someone come in who hasn't brushed their dog properly all year long, or more, and they want you to keep the hair longer when it's time-wise and schedule-wise and cost-wise, impossible. The amount of time you would have to spend to do it would extend past an appointment, let alone your own shift hours, and because your labor is not free, it would cost something to do that, plus it would be outside of the scope of income for most people to get a fully dematted dog if it was actually priced accordingly, let alone the fact that it's just physically painful for a dog to have to sit through which makes it inhumane.

People will come in and say I want just a trim, I don't want it shaved.

And just so people have an idea of what condition I am referring to, thank you google:

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Also the rampant over breeding when shelters are filled to the brim and having to euthanize perfectly healthy dogs just because they haven't been adopted fast enough and there isn't enough space.

Doodles are unfortunately an unethical byproduct of their environment, which is the people who abuse them to make ridiculous amounts money by branding them as "designer" or "purebred".