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About This Breed

Dog Group: Miscellaneous (Designer)
Size: 14-23 inches tall, 25-65 lbs
Lifespan: 10-12 years
Energy Level: Very High
Coat: Ranges from long and straight to curly
Shedding: Moderate
Hypoallergenic: Semi

History: The Aussiedoodle, or Aussiepoo, is a popular designer dog that was developed by crossing an Australian Shepherd with either a Standard or Miniature Poodle. Like most designer breeds, the Aussiedoodle likely originated during the 1990s, which is when designer dogs became very sought-after. While it's not certain, it is probable that the Aussiedoodle originated in North America, likely in the United States. Over the years, the Aussiedoodle has been recognized by the International Designer Canine Registry (IDCR), the Designer Breed Registry (DBR), and several other clubs for hybrid and designer dogs. Today, it has become one of the most popular designer dog breeds.

Temperament: The temperament of an Aussiedoodle will vary depending on the personality traits of the parent breeds. Some Aussiedoodles have a Poodle-like personality, while some have a temperament that favors the Australian Shepherd. In general, though, the Aussiedoodle is a friendly, energetic pup that is extremely devoted to its family. Given the high intelligence of the Australian Shepherd and Poodle, it comes as no surprise that the Aussiedoodle is a remarkably smart dog. Don't be surprised if your Aussiedoodle tries to outsmart you! Since they're so intelligent, Aussiedoodles require lots of mental and physical stimulation to keep them occupied. Otherwise, they may become bored and, consequently, destructive. While very energetic, Aussiedoodles are fairly calm when given enough exercise. All in all, if you're searching for a devoted family companion, look no further than the Aussiedoodle.

Aussiedoodle Puppies for Sale

High-energy Aussiedoodles are smart, designer toy dogs. They are fluffy; grooming is high-maintenance. Adults and children with allergies may not react to the mixes' nominal shedding and dander.