We have had our mini Aussie doodle for less than a week and she's already learned her name and she rings her bell to go outside! She's insanely smart! she's only 2 months old.
Teach me! I have a 10 week old mini aussie doodle. And he only does commands when lured into position with my hand or treats (aside from sit. He sits with genuine pleasure). He only uses his big brain to break out of his play pen. (We have had 4 security breaches so far).
I had the same same problem, wouldn't bark to go out, but when she started barked she wouldn't stop, so I taught her "bark" & then the meaning of no ... so damn smart I feel I should be able to teach her by just tellig her what I want her to do.
We just welcomed a blue Merle Aussie doodle into our family! She is standard but we think she’ll be around 40 pounds. she is so cute and has the ideal Aussiedoodle look, but brown eyes not blue, and a very feathery, puffy hair. She is honestly the best dog ever
Thank you .I just got one. My Husband was walking Einstein and a woman literally turned her car around ,stop in the turning lane ,asked what type of puppy he was ans said he was the cutest dog she has ever seen.
We've had our Mini AussieDoodle (20lbs) for about 3 years. Brilliant little guy. They watch everything you do and learn on their own. Incredibly loyal. We live on about 9 acres, half-wooded. I walk with him in the woods and he stays within about 20 to 30 feet at all times. Great little dog.
I have two AussieDoddles. After 8 months, they are still an handful. Extremely energetic. But......., they are the most lovable dogs in my history of owning dogs. I was told after the first year, things start to mellow out. I hope so, because I am so tired.
I met one in a Home Depot and instantly fell in love!! Big black and white ball of fur with an awesome personality to match his beauty! I’ve been on here and found some disparaging videos which had me second guessing my original plan of getting one when our sweet boxer/jack russell mix passes, this one has been a great companion, super smart, and full of energy, whom we rescued 10 yrs ago, and any other pet would have some mighty big paws prints to try to walk in. Your video has me even more appreciative of staying on plan with my original path, thank you!!
I rescued a 13 week old Aussiedoodle back in November. He is 11 months old... and amazing! The little guy stays at home for 9 hours a day while we are at work without a cage and does great! No chewing or pooping/peeing in the house. He’s very loyal and stays in the yard without a fence or leash. He loves to cuddle, and does really well with our two year old daughter. The only flaw is, he wants to play all the time, and he steals things and wants you to chase him around the house......
I totally agree with this video. I got my Ollie, a Black and Tan toy Aussiedoodle in November and he’s been so quick to training and has such a big, beautiful personality. Everyone I’ve ever met while out with him ends up absolutely adoring him. I couldn’t have picked a better breed or a better puppy. I’ll be an aussiedoodle girl for life.
Something not mentioned about Australian Shepherds, courage. My walking companion took on a cougar to protect the neighbors calves. He went with me everywhere. If there was a threat he was there to protect me. One thing that could be bad some have very strong herding instinct and will herd people, other pets, whatever is herdable. BTW he walked away from the cougar encounter without injury yet made it run away. They are smart and agile.
I was given an Aussiedoodle when she's 6 mos. She's not as focused as you say she should be. She does know her name. But, not quite as focused as you say she could be. She will chase anything that moves. She does always come back. However the running off part isn't good.
The outtakes at the end are priceless. 🤣🤣 def have a tornado shelter. Hahaha Serious note, this breed is MAG-nificent. Never bargained for the amount of loyalty, quick wit, expressive, and protective pup we got. Our Koda boy (85 lbs) is a big ol fluffy beast! So good with kids, and my mom and dad who are a little older, and relatively anyone who meets him. Takes a minute to get warmed up, but once they do. "You got a friend in me" as Woody says.
I have a elderly Bicon, & she backs at the oven when she wants dinner, she'll hop in the bathtub to relieve herself if I am sleeping late, she'll bark once to get my attention & look at what she wants, or wants to show me. So far my 1.5 year old AD just stares at me blankly, I get she'll learn I'm watching, & she can have me "hear" her when she needs me to
Thank you so much this video persuaded my parents to get an aussiedoodle and now I have a 13 week old f1 standard blue Merle aussiedoodle. Btw love the vids!
My aussiedoodle is the best. He doesn't like water though and to swim and loves to chase the squirrels and the birds. He loves people and LOVES traveling with us and being with us. He is the love of my life.
My aussiedoodle, while I love him so dearly and he can be such a sweetheart, seems to have a temper at random times. He has a hard time listening to "alpha authority" and will growl at family members, myself, and our other dog. It's not constant, he just seems to get into a grumpy mood.
I think you made my case for my next dog...Have had a lab and now a border collie. My family, we have 3 herders currently, 13yo-b.c., 3yo cattle dog, 10 week old- Dutch shepherd- last two live away with my daughter but my husband is allergic. So this suits that🙌🎯🙏
Thanks Licia! Our most popular size is about 30 lbs! Kind of right in the middle. It's also the size most common with our Pawrents. Check out our available and upcoming Aussiedoodle puppies here! www.awesomedoodle.com/available-aussiedoodle-puppies/
The outtakes were great! I would add that people should meet the Breeders + make sure that they are good people and meet the dog parents so that they get a healthy dog. So many dogs are bred just for looks, and have other hidden problems. Friend of mine went to go look at Golden Retrievers and the parent dogs were kept in cages all the time! Not a puppy mill per se since it was just two adult dogs, but no way to treat dogs. Do your homework! Ask questions.
The puppy in my profile picture is my 7 month old mini aussiedoodle named Oaklie, she weighs 8 pounds which can be so hard because she has long legs and is easy to find but we ALWAYS end up stepping on her. Anyway all of these things are true they are so amazing.
I've got an Australian Multigenetic Labradoodle. I can understand hos fondness for the Aussie doodle, Australian shepherds are very nice dogs. But everything he he says about the Aussie doodle goes for my Australian labradoodle.
I had a cockapoo/sheep dog mix as a kid, I called her a cocka-sha-poo..her name was Sassy. Great dog! Had a S. Husky, and 2 G. Shepard since, all great dogs..been 2 yrs since I lost Rebel to cancer, and I think its time for a new dog. I'm thinking about a Blue heeler/Poodle. My Sister has a Golden doodle..it's a good dog, but... THOUGHTS???
Im getting my mini double doodle in about 4 weeks! Hes chocolate merle (or as some say red/liver merle) I was told he would be a mix of goldendoodle and labradoodle but im pretty sure hes atleast got a bit of aussiedoodle in him.
Thank you!! I have a golden doodle already and we are getting another dog (deciding between Aussie doodle and bernedoodle) we’re going with the Aussie doodle!!!
I was going to ask you where I could buy a crate and gate? I tried to look at your website and in your video what not to do with your pup. I couldn’t find a reference where to purchase the two items
Should be the same but some breeders breed the poodle/lab/spaniel dogs and others the poodle/lab/wheaten terrier. There is so much confusion. Some say that the original Australian Labradoodle had other dog breeds included in the mix.
Trying to adopt a aussiedoodle at a shelter that was rescued from a shelter the rep told me to do my research before I go to meet him any tips would be great thanks!
I’m considering getting an Aussiedoodle when I’m older, but I’m leaning towards an F1B that’s 75% Australian Shepherd and 25% Poodle. I want him/her to have a straight coat or a shaggy one. I am steering away from Goldendoodles because they’re WAY too common. I’m leaning towards a Standard between 45-65 pounds. I can’t deal with a small dog (like a Miniature Goldendoodle) because they may get lost easily and they may develop Small Dog Syndrome. If it’s a boy, I’ll name him Jagger; if it’s a girl I’ll name her Lilac.
Awesome Doodle It’s annoying because some dog owners think it’s cute when little dogs bark and snap, but they wouldn’t find it acceptable if it was a larger dog.
Biggest problem is finding one that doesn’t come from a puppy mill. Most people don’t realize mills are legal. The US has more than 10,000 PUPPY MILLS. Please don’t support mills. Find someone who requires you to come and see the parents and meet you. Mills don’t care who you are just that you can pay. If they ship dogs they are a mill. True breeders don’t traumatize puppies by shipping them. True breeders never sell puppies to stores. They want to meet the parents. Puppy mill dogs tend to be very unhealthy. You can go to Akc.org for more info.
Agree totally! Check out the breeder + dog parents. So many dogs are bred for looks, rather than health and temperament. Recipe for disaster. Do your homework!
@@personanon2879 I don’t know if that’s true but I couldn’t find a legit breeder for a border-doodle. My research showed your 100% right. I ended up with a Portuguese Water Dog. I meet the breeder at his house and the female.
#7, BULLSHIT, I have a Awesome Doodle, before 9 months of age, she's killed 2 squirrels, 4 baby rabbits, 4 birds, one bird I can't identify, & a huge rat, & it was way to clean, healthy, & had a fancy coat to be a street rat, it also had a mark around its neck from a collar.
True but aussie tend to be more so. I had a regular aussie before and it was a issue even with training. I was hoping the poodle side of the breed would curb that a bit. We might just wait until the littles are older.
The only flaw in the logic, is he is assuming the "aussy" is the only breed in the "cross breed" we are talking about. Note he never really talks about poodles, though in fact, poodles are great dogs. We DO need to keep in mind this is a CROSS breed.
The poodle is common between crosses. So if the same poodle had puppies with a golden retriever, Australian shepherd, sheepdog, etc the poodle would not be a factor in the differences.
We want a good family dog with not too many behavior issues... and also where we can travel and they’ll be okay. My family has never had a dog except my father so we don’t want to start with the wrong dog! We also want a hypoallergenic dog... this is a lot of things but we could use some help sorry!
Meet the doggie parents. There are many breeders out there who only breed for looks rather than health four personality of the dogs. Go to the breeder, meet the dogs before you buy a puppy. Make sure the dogs are being cared for.
Toby Flenderson's more passionate younger brother, Tony, barely containing his excitement for best doodles.
Thought I was the only one that seen it😂
I'm cackling 😂😂😂 spot on.
😂😂😂
We have had our mini Aussie doodle for less than a week and she's already learned her name and she rings her bell to go outside! She's insanely smart! she's only 2 months old.
Teach me! I have a 10 week old mini aussie doodle. And he only does commands when lured into position with my hand or treats (aside from sit. He sits with genuine pleasure). He only uses his big brain to break out of his play pen. (We have had 4 security breaches so far).
I had the same same problem, wouldn't bark to go out, but when she started barked she wouldn't stop, so I taught her "bark" & then the meaning of no ... so damn smart I feel I should be able to teach her by just tellig her what I want her to do.
We just welcomed a blue Merle Aussie doodle into our family! She is standard but we think she’ll be around 40 pounds. she is so cute and has the ideal Aussiedoodle look, but brown eyes not blue, and a very feathery, puffy hair. She is honestly the best dog ever
Who was her Mom? If she as born on Aug 16 or 18 I have her sister!
Thank you .I just got one. My Husband was walking Einstein and a woman literally turned her car around ,stop in the turning lane ,asked what type of puppy he was ans said he was the cutest dog she has ever seen.
We've had our Mini AussieDoodle (20lbs) for about 3 years. Brilliant little guy. They watch everything you do and learn on their own. Incredibly loyal. We live on about 9 acres, half-wooded. I walk with him in the woods and he stays within about 20 to 30 feet at all times. Great little dog.
I have two AussieDoddles. After 8 months, they are still an handful. Extremely energetic. But......., they are the most lovable dogs in my history of owning dogs. I was told after the first year, things start to mellow out. I hope so, because I am so tired.
🙂 Hope it gets better for you and your Puppy mellows down
same...mine is 8n months old. He's finally gotten to the point that he's pretty chill at home, but he's bananas in public
I met one in a Home Depot and instantly fell in love!! Big black and white ball of fur with an awesome personality to match his beauty! I’ve been on here and found some disparaging videos which had me second guessing my original plan of getting one when our sweet boxer/jack russell mix passes, this one has been a great companion, super smart, and full of energy, whom we rescued 10 yrs ago, and any other pet would have some mighty big paws prints to try to walk in. Your video has me even more appreciative of staying on plan with my original path, thank you!!
I rescued a 13 week old Aussiedoodle back in November. He is 11 months old... and amazing! The little guy stays at home for 9 hours a day while we are at work without a cage and does great! No chewing or pooping/peeing in the house. He’s very loyal and stays in the yard without a fence or leash. He loves to cuddle, and does really well with our two year old daughter. The only flaw is, he wants to play all the time, and he steals things and wants you to chase him around the house......
I totally agree with this video. I got my Ollie, a Black and Tan toy Aussiedoodle in November and he’s been so quick to training and has such a big, beautiful personality. Everyone I’ve ever met while out with him ends up absolutely adoring him. I couldn’t have picked a better breed or a better puppy. I’ll be an aussiedoodle girl for life.
This made me so excited !? I get mine in may?
Check out our Available and Upcoming Aussiedoodle Puppies! www.awesomedoodle.com/available-aussiedoodle-puppies/
Something not mentioned about Australian Shepherds, courage. My walking companion took on a cougar to protect the neighbors calves. He went with me everywhere. If there was a threat he was there to protect me. One thing that could be bad some have very strong herding instinct and will herd people, other pets, whatever is herdable. BTW he walked away from the cougar encounter without injury yet made it run away. They are smart and agile.
Thank you for this!! Getting our F1 AD in a month and this made me even more excited
This guy is definitely being held against his will by a psycho killer. Blink three times if you need help
I was given an Aussiedoodle when she's 6 mos. She's not as focused as you say she should be. She does know her name. But, not quite as focused as you say she could be. She will chase anything that moves. She does always come back. However the running off part isn't good.
The outtakes at the end are priceless. 🤣🤣 def have a tornado shelter. Hahaha
Serious note, this breed is MAG-nificent. Never bargained for the amount of loyalty, quick wit, expressive, and protective pup we got. Our Koda boy (85 lbs) is a big ol fluffy beast! So good with kids, and my mom and dad who are a little older, and relatively anyone who meets him. Takes a minute to get warmed up, but once they do. "You got a friend in me" as Woody says.
I have a elderly Bicon, & she backs at the oven when she wants dinner, she'll hop in the bathtub to relieve herself if I am sleeping late, she'll bark once to get my attention & look at what she wants, or wants to show me. So far my 1.5 year old AD just stares at me blankly, I get she'll learn I'm watching, & she can have me "hear" her when she needs me to
Wonderful, thanks for sharing info about your big old guy.
Thank you so much this video persuaded my parents to get an aussiedoodle and now I have a 13 week old f1 standard blue Merle aussiedoodle. Btw love the vids!
ER0DE_ do the f1’s shed?
Fallon Ocean they may shed, it depends on the genes they get from there parents
Fallon Ocean mine doesn’t anymore. He shed when he was small but not anymore
I have a cavapoo and I love him and I would never give him up!
You clicked on the video lol
Thank you so much for your videos. I used alot of them when I was first training him and they were SUPER helpful!
My aussiedoodle is the best. He doesn't like water though and to swim and loves to chase the squirrels and the birds. He loves people and LOVES traveling with us and being with us. He is the love of my life.
My aussiedoodle, while I love him so dearly and he can be such a sweetheart, seems to have a temper at random times. He has a hard time listening to "alpha authority" and will growl at family members, myself, and our other dog. It's not constant, he just seems to get into a grumpy mood.
I think you made my case for my next dog...Have had a lab and now a border collie. My family, we have 3 herders currently, 13yo-b.c., 3yo cattle dog, 10 week old- Dutch shepherd- last two live away with my daughter but my husband is allergic. So this suits that🙌🎯🙏
It can be hit or miss & not way to tell, hope you do not have a problem taking Sudafed, I have to take it 4 times a day if I want a working nose.
😄 I love your video. I am convinced, I am getting an Aussiedoodle! I just need to decide if I want a standard or a mini.
Thanks Licia! Our most popular size is about 30 lbs! Kind of right in the middle. It's also the size most common with our Pawrents. Check out our available and upcoming Aussiedoodle puppies here! www.awesomedoodle.com/available-aussiedoodle-puppies/
Mine is 40 lbs, I also have a Bichon, the AD is always so sweet with the Bichon who is elderly. But will eat her dinner too if I don't watch.
The outtakes were great! I would add that people should meet the Breeders + make sure that they are good people and meet the dog parents so that they get a healthy dog. So many dogs are bred just for looks, and have other hidden problems. Friend of mine went to go look at Golden Retrievers and the parent dogs were kept in cages all the time! Not a puppy mill per se since it was just two adult dogs, but no way to treat dogs. Do your homework! Ask questions.
The puppy in my profile picture is my 7 month old mini aussiedoodle named Oaklie, she weighs 8 pounds which can be so hard because she has long legs and is easy to find but we ALWAYS end up stepping on her. Anyway all of these things are true they are so amazing.
I've got an Australian Multigenetic Labradoodle. I can understand hos fondness for the Aussie doodle, Australian shepherds are very nice dogs. But everything he he says about the Aussie doodle goes for my Australian labradoodle.
I had a cockapoo/sheep dog mix as a kid, I called her a cocka-sha-poo..her name was Sassy. Great dog! Had a S. Husky, and 2 G. Shepard since, all great dogs..been 2 yrs since I lost Rebel to cancer, and I think its time for a new dog. I'm thinking about a Blue heeler/Poodle. My Sister has a Golden doodle..it's a good dog, but...
THOUGHTS???
Laughed at the end this is why you should have a tornado shelter
This is true i love my Molly
I have an Aussie Doodle named Molly too :)
I have one that is one quarter poodle he is very smart and loves his family
awesome!! can’t wait to get one soonest🙏💙🙏🐶
I’m SO HAPPY I HAVE A AUSSIE DOODLE.
How are bernedoodles?
We get the “what kind of dog is that” everytime we go out for a walk
Im getting my mini double doodle in about 4 weeks! Hes chocolate merle (or as some say red/liver merle)
I was told he would be a mix of goldendoodle and labradoodle but im pretty sure hes atleast got a bit of aussiedoodle in him.
My dog is a Miniature Australian shepherd just had babies from a Sheepadoodle are they considered Aussiedoodles ?
You are so right about aussie owners are loyal to the breed. I love my aussie so much.
100%. Spot on! Best dog breed ever.
We agree!
Thank you!! I have a golden doodle already and we are getting another dog (deciding between Aussie doodle and bernedoodle) we’re going with the Aussie doodle!!!
I have a Bordoodle, Border Collie x Poodle.. so loving and so very smart, I love my little man
they are wicked smart!!!! love my aussiedoodles!!! so loyal and affectionate
I- . Omg I have both and they are both amazing.
I’m about get a doodle snd leaning towards the labradoodle. Convince me lol... my family wants the labra I want assuie.
I care for a mini Aussiedoodle 5 days a week.
Such a wonderful pup!
So amazingly agile, friendly, smart, and sweet.
I was going to ask you where I could buy a crate and gate? I tried to look at your website and in your video what not to do with your pup. I couldn’t find a reference where to purchase the two items
Here ya go!
www.awesomedoodle.com/preparing-for-your-new-aussiedoodle/aussiedoodle-puppy-shopping-list/
Cute. And informative.
thinking about getting an Australian Cobberdog, a bit confused, but is that the same as Australian Labradoodle?
Should be the same but some breeders breed the poodle/lab/spaniel dogs and others the poodle/lab/wheaten terrier. There is so much confusion. Some say that the original Australian Labradoodle had other dog breeds included in the mix.
Love them where can you get them?
Reason #10 why I should believe they’re better than my goldendoodle; you’re a:
Loyal
Intelligent
Affectionate, and
Respectful acrostic poem.
Is it playful??
I want one.
Thank you so much for making this video I am persuading by mum to buy one for our family and hope this will help😂😂
There is someone selling aussie poodle mixes in New Zealand and they are $6500!
Do you have a website or email address that
I can get in touch with? I’m desperate to get a Aussie.
Mine arriving soon 2021 but his dad is an Aussie poo and mom a poodle. Can anyone tell me if he might be just as smart with only 25% Aussie
Poodles are very smart too!
Trying to adopt a aussiedoodle at a shelter that was rescued from a shelter the rep told me to do my research before I go to meet him any tips would be great thanks!
I have a golden doodle just gotta red Merle Aussie doodle
Where are you located? How can I communicate with you privately?
I’m considering getting an Aussiedoodle when I’m older, but I’m leaning towards an F1B that’s 75% Australian Shepherd and 25% Poodle. I want him/her to have a straight coat or a shaggy one. I am steering away from Goldendoodles because they’re WAY too common. I’m leaning towards a Standard between 45-65 pounds. I can’t deal with a small dog (like a Miniature Goldendoodle) because they may get lost easily and they may develop Small Dog Syndrome. If it’s a boy, I’ll name him Jagger; if it’s a girl I’ll name her Lilac.
Yeah I hate that Small Dog Syndrome. ha ha.
Awesome Doodle It’s annoying because some dog owners think it’s cute when little dogs bark and snap, but they wouldn’t find it acceptable if it was a larger dog.
Why not just get a well bred Australian Shepherd or Mini American Shepherd from a responsible breeder at that point..?
Lilia The Awesome Doodle Australian Shepherds ARE well bred. It says that on their website. So are the Poodles and Aussiedoodles.
F1B is 75% poodle
Biggest problem is finding one that doesn’t come from a puppy mill. Most people don’t realize mills are legal. The US has more than 10,000 PUPPY MILLS. Please don’t support mills. Find someone who requires you to come and see the parents and meet you. Mills don’t care who you are just that you can pay. If they ship dogs they are a mill. True breeders don’t traumatize puppies by shipping them. True breeders never sell puppies to stores. They want to meet the parents. Puppy mill dogs tend to be very unhealthy. You can go to Akc.org for more info.
Agree totally! Check out the breeder + dog parents. So many dogs are bred for looks, rather than health and temperament. Recipe for disaster. Do your homework!
Good breeders only breed purebred dogs. They dont breed doodles.
If you're buying a doodle, it IS coming from a mill or a back yard breeder
@@personanon2879 I don’t know if that’s true but I couldn’t find a legit breeder for a border-doodle. My research showed your 100% right. I ended up with a Portuguese Water Dog. I meet the breeder at his house and the female.
@@Imwright720 those are nice dogs. They also have the low shedding coat that people seek.
Watching this as my Aussiedoodle is cuddling me and being a goofball
Please people...The word Aussie although spelt with a double s is pronounced "OZZY".
My aussiepoo will have more poodle than Aussie he is an F1bb. I hope it still has some Aussie characteristics….can anyone comment on this..thanks
Hi, thanks for watching. You mind find helpful information about multi generational Aussiedoodles here: www.awesomedoodle.com/about-the-aussiedoodle/
Goldendoodles are very athletic too!
Great info! I think you need a copy of coffee next time though.
Next time!
They are pricey too.
I tapped on this beacause I’m getting an aussiedoodle
I want a small auusie w/ cropped tail blue eyes and FEMALE
Looks don’t matter
Y R U MAD!?!?
#7, BULLSHIT, I have a Awesome Doodle, before 9 months of age, she's killed 2 squirrels, 4 baby rabbits, 4 birds, one bird I can't identify, & a huge rat, & it was way to clean, healthy, & had a fancy coat to be a street rat, it also had a mark around its neck from a collar.
Please consider rescuing a dog, too. There are so many good dogs being out down that need homes.
My grand dog is aussie doodle. All things you said are true. I love him.
Are aussiedoodles to mouthy ( nippers for toddlers age 2 )?
If you teach a puppy to be mouthy, any breed can be too mouthy. Most puppies are very mouthy until they get adult teeth.
True but aussie tend to be more so. I had a regular aussie before and it was a issue even with training. I was hoping the poodle side of the breed would curb that a bit. We might just wait until the littles are older.
I think it also depends on the individual dog. My Aussie Doodle was (naturally) not mouthy as a pup.
We ended up getting a F1b labradoodle. Not as cute as the aussiedoodle but is very loving to my 1 yr old and 2 other children💛
Better be an active person then, because these are herding dogs! They nip and bite to get others in line too, so better train well. ☺
My Aussie doodle 80 pounds and he ain’t fat
The only flaw in the logic, is he is assuming the "aussy" is the only breed in the "cross breed" we are talking about. Note he never really talks about poodles, though in fact, poodles are great dogs. We DO need to keep in mind this is a CROSS breed.
The poodle is common between crosses. So if the same poodle had puppies with a golden retriever, Australian shepherd, sheepdog, etc the poodle would not be a factor in the differences.
@@awesomedoodle6083 BUT mixing genetics can unleash potentially detrimental traits, ie labordoodle. Mix of the genetics does matter
smart and easy to train is like 4/10 reasons haha
We want a good family dog with not too many behavior issues... and also where we can travel and they’ll be okay. My family has never had a dog except my father so we don’t want to start with the wrong dog! We also want a hypoallergenic dog... this is a lot of things but we could use some help sorry!
Meet the doggie parents. There are many breeders out there who only breed for looks rather than health four personality of the dogs. Go to the breeder, meet the dogs before you buy a puppy. Make sure the dogs are being cared for.
tipperary links thanks for replying! We have a puppy now though, her name is Bailey and she’s an F1b goldendoodle!
Borderdoodle?
If Australian shepherds are really that intelligent how come they didn't make it on the top 10 intelligent dogs list?
To which list do you refer?
Not one full grown dog pic in this whole vid.
Go follow maussidoodle on Instagram
The reason Aussie doodles are the the best doodles are that ausies are a product of the bask people.
Offleash training is always about practice everyday
Chuilhauhdoodle
Hey just to say Labradoodles are better then Aussiedoodles
I got my Labradoodle pet from garyjamie01 on Instagram.. Current on shots and vaccine, crate trained. Such a lovely pet
Mini golden doodles are much better