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Welcome to The Aussiedoodle Group - Where we love to share photos, experiences, concerns, laughs, and so much more about our ADs. A group where we understand the proud ownership you feel about these amazing furry creatures. We also understand that though the AD is a doodle cross, it has a unique set of features from its Golden and Labrador cousins.
About The Breed
Aussiedoodles are Australian Shepherd and Poodle cross, NOT Australian Labradoodles
Aussiedoodles are very consistent in their shaggy Looks, and typically very low to no shedding. They are very smart. They are Like Little children with Hair, You just can't go wrong
They are popular as Service and/or Therapy dogs due to their trainability, Caring and eager to please personality. Specifically, many are used as Diabetic Alert Dogs.
Their sizes are much easier to predict as both Australian Shepherds and Poodles come in 3 sizes, Miniature, Moyen, and Standard.
Group Do's
- Feel free to ask questions
- Post pictures of your adorable ADs
- Share concerns & experiences
- Comment and offer advice to other AD owners.
Group Don'ts
- Please contact members "Privately" when inquiring about breeder experiences.
- No posts advertising or recommending breeders (inquire privately)
- No selling or promoting products you receive commission or compensation.
Location: Everywhere
Members: 110
Latest Activity: Jan 18, 2019
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is this still an active group?
Started by Tara. Last reply by Kayla May 2, 2017. 9 Replies 0 Favorites
Just wondering if anyone is still in this group. I have not noticed any recent posts. I'm about to get an Aussidoodle and it would be nice to talk with other aussiedoodle owners.
Exercise
Started by Daniela Horth. Last reply by Daniela Horth Jul 26, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi all!! Lucy, our 15 week mini Aussiedoodle so far has been amazing. She Sleeps well, is good natured and loves everyone she meets. I am curious about really how much exercise this mini AD will require? Right now she gets two 20-30 minute walks a…Continue
Who are Aussiedoodle breeders in Ottawa area?
Started by Marat Gershoig. Last reply by Marat Gershoig Jun 19, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
Hello everyone,Few years ago we lost our golden retriever and I was sure we'll never take another dog since our hearts were broken. Time is running, and we decided to bring another dog to our family. We fall in love with aussiedoodles and want to…Continue
AD Demeanor
Started by Raymond. Last reply by Kamela & Beckett Feb 7, 2016. 3 Replies 0 Favorites
What demeanor does your AD have?Mine is pretty loyal to me but easily distractedHe is very goofy and loves to leg hump cant figure out how to get him to stop this. He gets this gleen in his eye and cant hear anything.He also jumps when he greets and…Continue
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Comment by Angela Maynard on June 15, 2012 at 7:19am
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Just wanted to say hi. I'm a new Aussiedoodle owner. We have a 10 week old named Charley. He is absolutely precious. This is our first time as a family owning a dog. The kids are really helping out a lot of loving it! The pic below is the day we brought Charley home.
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Comment by Melissa & Wesley on June 14, 2012 at 12:48pm
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Wesley's summer cut! We did not realize how interesting and beautiful his markings were. He sure will be happier on our hikes now :)
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Comment by Diane on June 9, 2012 at 9:16am
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Shelly and all, the agility is really something to behold, isn't it?! Even if Tory doesn't like to show it off ;o)!
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Comment by shelly on June 8, 2012 at 7:18pm
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Tori loves to jump and can run through the tightest spaces with such grace and agility, we even took her to an agility course, but she had stage fright and would not perform at all... guess she's a closet performer! LOL
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DIANE! WHAT are you feeding Ringo these days! This is so stinkin' FUNNY and CUTE! I just love that Ringo Boy! Hope all is well! Sending HUGS to you and Ringo! <3 shelly
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Thanks Melissa! Sounds like it's pretty typical of a happy aussiedoodle! Since I've found that it surprises people who see dogs all the time (vet and daycare), it makes me wonder if poodles or aussies are that bouncy or only in combination.
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@Diane, Wesley is a jumper too! And it is an excited jump. he is also very fast and loves to run in between things, like he was at an agility course. Too funny!
I love the pic of Ringo!
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Antje, Ringo does it when he sees a rabbit, cat, or other animal in the yard. Like with Bruno, it's a happy behavior! Today he jumped onto the vet's exam table like it was no trouble whatsoever.
Interesting John that yours leaps so easily over things. I've wondered how tall a fence it would take to trust it would keep Ringo in.
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Comment by Antje & Bruno on June 5, 2012 at 11:04am
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Bruno does the same thing, especially when he sees someone arriving or hears a car coming up the driveway! He's a very bouncy boy! Love your photo!
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Comment by John and Finn on June 5, 2012 at 10:44am
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@Diane I don't know about the behavior but mine is a leaper. He leaped over doorway gate at about 12 weeks and our extra tall one not long after.
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