Protecting Your Pets

Protecting Your Pets

The Aussiedoodle: A Guide To This Adorable And Affectionate Breed

Deanna Vasquez

The Aussiedoodle, also sometimes called the Aussiepoo, is a designer breed that combines the best characteristics of the Australian Shepherd and the Poodle. This breed is known for its intelligence, loyalty, and playful nature. They are also low-shedding, making them a popular choice for people with allergies, which is a growing number of the population. If you are looking at the many different Aussiedoodle puppies for sale and are wondering if this incredibly cute breed is for you, then you probably want a bit more insight into what makes them tick. Here are a few pointers that should give you a better idea of this breed as a whole.

Appearance

The Aussiedoodle breed can vary in size and appearance depending on the parent breeds and the specific breeding; for example, if the mother is an Australian shepherd, the puppy could more closely resemble her than the Poodle father. They can range from miniature to medium-large size. Their coat can also vary, but it is typically curly, wavy, or, on rarer occasions, it can be straight. The most common types of colors that they can come in include black, white, brown, and gray. If you want a specific-looking Ausssiedoodle, then you can refine your search to the colors and features you most prioritize, and you will likely find one that you are looking for quite quickly.

Personality

Due to their mix of two very intelligent dog breeds that love to be active, Aussiedoodles offer a unique amount of playfulness with a very large amount of affection and genuine care for their owners. They are also easily trainable due to their parents both being quite popular as working dogs, with Aussie shepherds being famously used with cattle and Poodles often used as guide dogs. They make great family pets and are known to be good with children too, and they are also very active and require regular exercise to stay happy and healthy.

Health And Care

They are generally healthy dogs, but, as with any breed, they can be prone to certain health issues. These can include hip dysplasia, ear infections, and bloat. Regular vet checkups and a healthy diet can help to prevent these issues. They also require regular grooming to maintain their coat in good condition. Due to their mix of breeds, they actually have better protection against many common issues that purebreds suffer from, making them an overall slightly more healthy pup, but you should still be careful with them. 

For more info, contact a local breeder that has Aussiedoodle puppies for sale


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Protecting Your Pets

My husband’s mom absolutely adores playing with her pets. She currently has 2 dogs and 12 cats. Every day she spends at least two hours feeding and caring for her animals. My mother-in-law keeps a couple of her cats inside of her home. The rest of her animals aren’t allowed inside the house. However, this sweet lady always ensures they’re warm during the harsh winter months. Each of the canines have a spacious dog house to lounge in. At night, my mother-in-law places her cats in an old shed. Whenever one of her pets displays the signs of a potential illness, she immediately takes him or her to a nearby veterinarian. On this blog, I hope you will discover tips to help you protect your beloved pets from harm.