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Aussiedoodles and the Truth Behind Their Popularity

Apr 18, 2020 by Leo Roux

Full-size Aussiedoodles and mini Aussiedoodles have risen in popularity over the last few years. It’s something special when you open your home to a crossbreed like the Aussiedoodle. They are truly the surprise gift that keeps on giving, for you never know what exactly you are going to get out of these special breeds of dogs.

Crossbreeds are born out of deliberate mating between two breeds. Many assume that crossbreeds are the best combination of breeds, but it’s not that simple. Genes combine and express themselves in such a way that the breeder often is not in control of the subject. It’s important not to make assumptions of either breed until research can be done on the crossbreed.

What is an Aussiedoodle’s Activity Level?

Do know that Aussuedoodles’ activity levels can be moderate to high, depending on their parent’s genes. Aussiedoodles enjoy a nice walk and active playtime and exercise each day.

Though these dogs are athletic and can participate in dog sports such as agility, obedience, rally, and flyball, they make excellent therapy dogs.

What About the Breeds to Create Aussiedoodles?

Because the two breeds are used to create Aussiedoodles are considered “canine Einsteins,” it’s important to give yours an important job that will keep him or her super busy. For instance, you could teach your Aussiedoodle to find and bring you things (fetch), move objects, or other safe activities for dogs. If you don’t keep your pup busy, he or she will find their own entertainment. That’s why socialization, training, and positive reinforcement are great for these breeds in the beginning. Remember, praise, play, and rewards (food) go very far. Your reward? An amazing companion.

Did you know? The Aussiedoodle is half Poodle. Poodles are known to be hypoallergenic. So, if you have a dog allergy, this dog is far more tolerable for your allergies. Though allergies from pets are often caused by dander that comes off from shedding, an Aussiedoodle's shedding is comparably less than other breeds. Do test your allergies before adopting your Aussiedoodle, to rule out if he or she will trigger your allergies, to be on the safe side.

Yes, Aussiedoodle puppies are super adorable, which is a big reason as to why they are ultra-popular. Cuteness sells, which means greedy puppy mills and irresponsible breeders are common. Try looking for an Aussiedoodle at your local shelter or adoption organizations, and you will most likely find one.

Though, if you go with a breeder, select one who does health testing, making sure the puppies won’t carry over genetic diseases that both Australian Shepherds and Poodles are common in. Doing so will minimize the high veterinary bills and maximize the years in your Aussiedoodle.

Facts About Aussiedoodles

Aussiedoodles are known as companion dogs, which means they enjoy being with people. That being said, they should always live in the house and not outside. Aussiedoodles are also incredibly intelligent, affectionate, and friendly. Do know that the sizes of Aussiedoodles can range greatly from 25 to 70 pounds.

Do Aussiedoodles shed?

Yes, Aussiedoodles do shed. The good news is, they don't shed as much as the other breeds, that's why they're known to be hypoallergenic.

How big do mini Aussiedoodles get?

The miniature Aussiedoodle is a small type of dog breed. These dogs typically weigh around 15 to 35 pounds and measure between 12 and 19 inches. Their small size makes them great apartment pets.

How long do Aussiedoodles live?

Aussiedoodles have an average lifespan of around 12 years. Although they don't live as long as other small breeds, there are different things that you can do to help prolong their life. This includes giving them a healthy and balanced diet and making sure that they're getting enough exercise.