Aussiedoodle

The Aussidoodle’s sharp mind and high energy require a lot of exercise and activity. Walks and training games are a great way to stimulate your Aussidoodle’s mind and keep its body active and healthy.

Is an Aussiedoodle a good house dog? Yes, but both the Australian Shepherd and the Poodle are very active breeds and need outdoor playtime.

How big will an Aussiedoodle get? Aussiedoodles can weigh between 10 and 70 pounds. Sizing depends on which size Poodle or Aussie that were paired in the breeding.

What is the temperament of an Aussiedoodle? The Aussiedoodle is a friendly, intelligent, and playful breed.

Are Aussiedoodles high maintenance? The Aussiedoodle is a high-maintenance designer breed. They require regular grooming and plenty of exercise.

The sharp-witted and charismatic Aussiedoodle is a designer breed that combines the exuberant Australian Shepherd with the trainable Poodle. They have an estimated life expectancy of 11-15 years.  Many designers like the Aussiedoodle are considered to be a healthier choice when compared to their purebred parents. However, they can still be predisposed to similar health issues as their foundation breeds. Proper care and yearly vet exams are essential in providing your Aussiedoodle with a long, happy, and healthy life.  

Potential Health Conditions:
• Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD)
• Elbow Dysplasia (ED)
• Dislocated Kneecap, Patellar Luxation
• Multidrug Resistance Mutation (MDR1)
• Cataracts
• Sebaceous Adenitis (SA)
• Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA)
• Bloat, Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV)
• Hypothyroidism

• Collie Eye Anomaly (CEA)

• Von Willebrand Disease (VWD)

• Retinal Detachment, Canine Multifocal Retinopathy (CMR1)

Suggested Screenings
• Eye Exam
• Hip & Elbow X-rays
• Knee Exam
• DNA-based test for MDR1

• von Willebrand Type I – DNA test
• Blood Test

Routine Care
• Neuter or Spay
• Regular Dental Exams
• Eye Care
• Skin Care
• Controlled Exercise