I've only had my Aussiedoodle puppy for a week. She is already crate and potty trained! She learned her name very quickly, and now knows how to walk on a leash too! I even taught her some additional tricks just for fun. She learned how to roll over and fetch in just one day. They are very smart dogs!!
One bad thing about the Aussie Doodle. They are smarter, faster, and have 5x the reflexes that you do. If one of them has something in their mouth that they don't want you to have, you ain't getting it from them without giving them something more motivating in return.
I have a sweet blue Merle blue eyed 7 mo old female. She is so sweet and smart. She potty trained very quickly and is spot on with the info in the video. Love her to no end and wouldn’t trade her for the world. 😁
Keep your Aussie active. Because either you get him something to do or the Aussie WILL find something to do. Also expect it to find its own solution to problems. Not always the one you expect (Ie "why jump the hurdle when I can dive under it"). At least the ones based on the Large or Standard poodle based since the Poodle has the same tendency. Saw a poodle once that was told to "fetch" from the water. The Poodle likes water but is not the biggest fan of cold water. So instead of going straight for the toy it went down an path, on a pier and once as close as possible to the toy went into the water...
I really have enjoyed your video. Unlike other videos, you don’t speak to fast giving us time to process all the information. I also love the music. With that being said, I’m struggling to choose between a Golden doodle, Bernedoodle or Aussiedoodle. I can’t decide which, aghh...
An Australian shepherd mix was the best dog I ever had! But Aussies are incredibly smart and even devicesive to the point where they need constant attention and supervision. Aussies are also working dogs, which means if they don't have some kind of task to do they get moody and will tear things up. Still If I got to choose, there's no question, I would go with the aussiedoodle. But the other two I'm sure would be less demanding, especially the golden doodle.
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I have an Ausiedoodle. He just turned 1 year old. When I got him he was all the different shades of brown, black and chocolate. I took him to the groomer and when I went to pick him up he was cream. I thought she was giving me the wrong dog. It freaked me out. I guess his baby hair was dark and all the cream hair was underneath. So brought him home and well his hair grew out again and now his hair is like this- ears is hair like a Sheppard straighter, striped with cream, brown and black on the tips. his entire body is cream and his tail is long like a Sheppard and striped like his ears. So have you ever heard of such a thing for an Ausiedoodle? He is very intelligent, never had an accident in the house. I've had him since he was 8 weeks old. Trained so easy. Only one issue is he started to have separation anxiety when I went to work but log of plushy , and chewy toys really helped and he is ok now. Also give him a lot of attention when I get home seems to give him something to wait for every day. They are really creatures of habit. His name is Buddy and one of the coolest dogs I have ever owned.
Merle is not only made with lighter coloured poodle. I have a puppy from a little by a male red Merle Aussie and black poodle and half were black Merle and the other half chocolate and white.
Hi, I am interested in buying a poodle mainly because they don't shed. I have a son with allergy asthma and he showed a mild reaction to dogs and cats. Just wondering will this breed be good for him...
My is a long haired Aussiedoodle and he does slightly shed. I have heard that sometime when you get them groomed they stop shedding? Maybe if you got one that has more of the poodle fur then the Aussie fur.
Hi, Dog Solid or Aussiedoodle owners with cats! I've read such mixed opinions, but I'm worried that the herding instinct and high energy might be a bit much for a cat (even for my dog-loving cat). If I get a puppy, is there a way to train it to not harass my cat?
I had an Aussie for 16 years with cats and never had a problem. When I first got my Aussie as a pup, the adult cats were normal cats and hissed, etc., but the Aussie learned quickly, from the cats, and they peacefully co-existed afterwards. The kittens decided he was their best friend and got on famously. That seems to be the normal story. The poodle may be a little more aggressive since they're a game dog, but I've only seen that once in a Labradoodle, who had a very high game retrieval instinct, but that is very uncommon. I've also had a few poodles with cats, and everyone got along fine. Cats are very good at training dogs.
And VERY powerfull jumpers/sprinters. In Europe the Standard Poodle is split in two subgroups. The bigger one (called a Königspoodle/King Poodle) is one of the fastest dogs in the world. A 60 pound Aussie can with 2-4 Meters of acceleration jump around 150+ cm high without problems. That means they can easily jump on sofas (and climb well as well as soon as it learns to get its slightly oversized rear in motion first)
I've only had my Aussiedoodle puppy for a week. She is already crate and potty trained! She learned her name very quickly, and now knows how to walk on a leash too! I even taught her some additional tricks just for fun. She learned how to roll over and fetch in just one day. They are very smart dogs!!
can u link me ur breeder I cant find any legit breeders
One bad thing about the Aussie Doodle. They are smarter, faster, and have 5x the reflexes that you do. If one of them has something in their mouth that they don't want you to have, you ain't getting it from them without giving them something more motivating in return.
I have a sweet blue Merle blue eyed 7 mo old female. She is so sweet and smart. She potty trained very quickly and is spot on with the info in the video. Love her to no end and wouldn’t trade her for the world. 😁
Keep your Aussie active. Because either you get him something to do or the Aussie WILL find something to do. Also expect it to find its own solution to problems. Not always the one you expect (Ie "why jump the hurdle when I can dive under it"). At least the ones based on the Large or Standard poodle based since the Poodle has the same tendency. Saw a poodle once that was told to "fetch" from the water. The Poodle likes water but is not the biggest fan of cold water. So instead of going straight for the toy it went down an path, on a pier and once as close as possible to the toy went into the water...
@M BR...Thanks for pointing that out👍 important part of the trait is herding so they have to be given a job.
Very accurate video! I ADORE my Aussiedoodle! "Velcro Dog." Love it!
I love this video, this channel is so underrated also I subscribed😊
I really have enjoyed your video. Unlike other videos, you don’t speak to fast giving us time to process all the information. I also love the music. With that being said, I’m struggling to choose between a Golden doodle, Bernedoodle or Aussiedoodle. I can’t decide which, aghh...
An Australian shepherd mix was the best dog I ever had! But Aussies are incredibly smart and even devicesive to the point where they need constant attention and supervision. Aussies are also working dogs, which means if they don't have some kind of task to do they get moody and will tear things up. Still If I got to choose, there's no question, I would go with the aussiedoodle. But the other two I'm sure would be less demanding, especially the golden doodle.
And let's throw in an airedoodle!! :))
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Love these videos helps me decide on which dog to adopt!
Good luck "adopting" one. They are never found in shelters because..... well, they are simply amazing.
As an Australian can I remind you that the Aussiedoodle when said correctly sounds like "Ozzydoodle".
Think you want an AussieDoodle?
Answer these 10 quick questions and in 2 minutes, we’ll tell you if we think this is a good breed for you.
www.awesomedoodle.com/quiz/aussiedoodle-right-for-me/
My cousin has the laziest aussiedoodle. I myself had the laziest Australian shepherd both amazing dogs
Just adopted a 9 week old black phantom Aussiedoodle
I have an Ausiedoodle. He just turned 1 year old. When I got him he was all the different shades of brown, black and chocolate. I took him to the groomer and when I went to pick him up he was cream. I thought she was giving me the wrong dog. It freaked me out. I guess his baby hair was dark and all the cream hair was underneath. So brought him home and well his hair grew out again and now his hair is like this- ears is hair like a Sheppard straighter, striped with cream, brown and black on the tips. his entire body is cream and his tail is long like a Sheppard and striped like his ears. So have you ever heard of such a thing for an Ausiedoodle? He is very intelligent, never had an accident in the house. I've had him since he was 8 weeks old. Trained so easy. Only one issue is he started to have separation anxiety when I went to work but log of plushy , and chewy toys really helped and he is ok now. Also give him a lot of attention when I get home seems to give him something to wait for every day. They are really creatures of habit. His name is Buddy and one of the coolest dogs I have ever owned.
Very informative 😊
I love the big fluffy standard 🐩 poodles
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I am having a hard time potty training my Aussiedoodle.
Merle is not only made with lighter coloured poodle. I have a puppy from a little by a male red Merle Aussie and black poodle and half were black Merle and the other half chocolate and white.
Beautiful dogs golden doodle bernadoodle sheepadoodle aussiedoodle labradadoodle
Hi, I am interested in buying a poodle mainly because they don't shed. I have a son with allergy asthma and he showed a mild reaction to dogs and cats. Just wondering will this breed be good for him...
My is a long haired Aussiedoodle and he does slightly shed. I have heard that sometime when you get them groomed they stop shedding? Maybe if you got one that has more of the poodle fur then the Aussie fur.
A friend has a mini golden doodle and standard size and neither of them shed.
Our aussie doodle is the best in the world :)
I love my Aussiepoo! She's so sweet and knows lots of tricks. My husband calls her a chick magnet. Everybody goes crazy over her.
Does the Aussie come in micro
My daughter 14 yro was just gifted a mini Aussiedoodle after her Dad's death. Idk what I'm pose to do with her she just sits and breathes fast😢
Hi, Dog Solid or Aussiedoodle owners with cats! I've read such mixed opinions, but I'm worried that the herding instinct and high energy might be a bit much for a cat (even for my dog-loving cat). If I get a puppy, is there a way to train it to not harass my cat?
I think it’ll do very well with the kitty cat
I had an Aussie for 16 years with cats and never had a problem. When I first got my Aussie as a pup, the adult cats were normal cats and hissed, etc., but the Aussie learned quickly, from the cats, and they peacefully co-existed afterwards. The kittens decided he was their best friend and got on famously. That seems to be the normal story. The poodle may be a little more aggressive since they're a game dog, but I've only seen that once in a Labradoodle, who had a very high game retrieval instinct, but that is very uncommon. I've also had a few poodles with cats, and everyone got along fine. Cats are very good at training dogs.
25 to 70 lbs?!😯
And VERY powerfull jumpers/sprinters. In Europe the Standard Poodle is split in two subgroups. The bigger one (called a Königspoodle/King Poodle) is one of the fastest dogs in the world. A 60 pound Aussie can with 2-4 Meters of acceleration jump around 150+ cm high without problems. That means they can easily jump on sofas (and climb well as well as soon as it learns to get its slightly oversized rear in motion first)
We just recently got our toy Aussiedoodle and ours is predicted to be about 10 pounds as an adult!
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Disturbing
??? Was it the cafe oh late? Lol
What’s disturbing?