Due to the popularity of designer dogs, Aussiedoodles are now getting the attention they deserve. They are known to be Australian Shepherd and Poodle offspring. It’s no surprise that these two parent breeds create a variety of offspring due to their distinct characteristics. The Mini Aussiedoodle is the most popular these days. As a result, we’re left wondering: what exactly is a Mini Aussiedoodle/Aussiepoo?The offspring of a Mini Australian Shepherd and a Mini Poodle are known as Mini Aussiepoos or Aussiedoodles. They often weigh 15 to 45 pounds and stand between 12 and 18 inches tall. Their parent breed, the Mini Australian Shepherd, weighs 20 to 40 pounds and is 13 to 18 inches tall, while the Mini Poodle weighs 15 to 17 pounds and stands 11 to 15 inches tall.With their charming puppy face, large almond-shaped eyes, an adorable puppy nose, and lovely floppy ears, Mini Aussiedoodles are irresistibly cute. Despite their small stature, they have muscular bodies and maintain an active lifestyle. Like royals, they have an exquisite and dignified demeanor.Fun Fact: Fun Fact: Mini Aussiedoodles can have two different colored eyes. Australian Shepherds are susceptible to heterochromia, a disorder in which one eye is different from the other. The Australian Shepherd is one of just a few dog breeds with two distinct eye colors. Mini Aussiedoodles can have any combination of brown, blue, hazel, amber, or green eyes depending on their lineage. They can even exhibit many colors in the same eye, which is fascinating.Mini Aussiepoos, despite their exquisite appearance, do not behave like royalty. They live an active, sociable lifestyle. They enjoy going to the park or doing mental exercises. Surprisingly, they enjoy water as well! They enjoy going for swims or playing in the sprinklers in the backyard. They also get along with other animals such as dogs and cats, as well as with children.Mini Aussiepoodles are also quite intelligent, making them easy to train. It will come as no surprise to see an Aussiepoodle helping with home tasks such as collecting the laundry basket or closing the door. They are also aware of their human’s emotions and know how to respond accordingly. If you’re feeling lonely or depressed, they won’t mind cuddling with you on the couch. They’re known for being excellent therapy and service dogs.Mini Aussiepoos are hypoallergenic, which is one of their best features. They’re ideal for allergy sufferers. They are also low shedding, which is great if you want to keep your home clean.Fun Fact:Mini Aussiepoos were created by designer breeders to develop a hypoallergenic Australian Shepherd breed.
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If you want to learn more about Miniaussiepoodles, continue reading because we have more information on how much they cost, what they inherit from their Poodle and Australian shepherd genes, how to train them, and the different generations of a Mini Aussiepoo
Does the Mini Aussiedoodle take after the Poodle or the Australian Shepherd?
It’s impossible to say which traits from a Poodle or an Australian Shepherd will be passed down to a Mini Aussiepoodle. In fact, all hybrid dogs have a 50/50 chance of inheriting features from either parent. You’ll even notice that Aussiepoos from the same litter have a lot of variations.
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Mini Aussiedoodles, on the other hand, usually have blue eyes. Their Australian Shepherd gene is responsible for this characteristic. They normally have a medium-length coat with an average density, which is a combination between a Poodle’s soft curly hair and an Australian Shepherd’s waterproof coat. They appear in a variety of patterns, including blue merle, red merle, black and red tri, black and tan (AKA “phantom”), parti, sable, and in rare occasions, a solid color. The merle pattern in Mini Aussiepoodles is a result of their Australian Shepherd ancestors.
What are the health risk and lifespan of Mini Aussiepoo?
Mini Aussiepoos are healthy crossbreed. In fact, they are even healthier compared with Mini Australian Shepherd and Mini Poodle. Although there are still health risks that are common for Aussiepoo it is very rare for Mini Aussiepoo to get them. Some common health issues you need to watch out for are hip dysplasia, cataract, ivermectin sensitivity, and progressive retinal atrophy.Mini Aussiedoodles have long lifespans ranging from 12 to 15 years. However, just like any breed, Mini Aussiedoodle can exceed this lifespan with a healthy diet, exercise, and good care. Mini Aussiedoodle tends to live longer in a warm environment.
How to train Mini Aussiedoodle?
Mini Aussiedoodles have a lot of energy and are very easy to teach. They are quick to take up new skills and enjoy being mentally engaged. They can handle anything from basic canine trick and command training to rocket science. When it comes to intelligence and response to training, Mini Poodle puppies, Mini Australian Shepherd puppies, and Mini Aussiedoodle puppies are all on an equal footing with one another.It shouldn’t be difficult to train Mini Aussiedoodle puppies because they like to perform the majority of the job themselves. In addition to their eagerness to learn, they are big supporters of praise, encouragement, and rewards. Both positive reinforcement and reward-based training are effective approaches for teaching Mini Aussiedoodles. Start teaching your Mini Aussiedoodle the basics tasks like sit and wait at the age of 8 weeks.
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Training Mini Aussiedoodles on a leash and socializing them are both relatively simple activities. These dogs like making friends, exploring, and interacting with everyone they come across. They’re outgoing, pleasant, and well-behaved. When it comes to socializing your Mini Aussiedoodle puppy, remember to take things slowly. Find a low-distraction place where your Mini Aussiedoodle can be comfortable during the day and gently introduce your puppy to family members or other pets in the house. Before you start socialization training outside, make sure your Mini Aussiedoodle puppy is comfortable meeting new people.
How Much is a Mini Aussiepoo?
From a reputable breeder, Regular Mini Aussiepoo can range from $600 to $1800. However, since this hybrid’s appearance can be quite unpredictable, other Aussiepoo with unique characteristics like rate coat color, or different eye color are sold as high as $6500.
What are the different generations of Mini Aussiepoo?
When Mini Aussiepoo began to gain in popularity (becoming one of Hollywood’s newest trends), breeders pushed the breed even farther by generating new generations and Mini Aussiedoodle size varieties. The F1 Mini Aussiepoo, the F1b Mini Aussiepoo, and the F2 Mini Aussiepoo are the three most popular Mini Aussiedoodle generations at the moment.
- Mini Aussiedoodles are a cross between a Mini Australian Shepherd and a Mini Poodle. They are F1 Mini Aussiedoodles. Puppies from the first generation are also known as first-generation puppies. Poodles and Mini Aussies share characteristics in F1 Mini Aussiedoodles.
- F1b Mini Aussiedoodles are the result of crossing an F1 Mini Aussiedoodle with a Mini Poodle. A second-generation breed is another name for them. The Poodle coat type and hypoallergenic properties are passed on to these puppies. In addition, they are smaller than F1 Mini Aussiedoodles Poodles are the preferred parent for F1b Mini Aussiedoodles since they are non-shedding and hypoallergenic.
- Crossing two Mini Aussiedoodles produces F2 Mini Aussiedoodle offspring. A third-generation crossbreed is another name for them. In this situation, the F2 puppy may receive more Poodle characteristics and qualities than Australian Shepherd characteristics, or vice versa. If the two F1s both take after the same breed, the F2 is likely to be the same.
