Collection: Personalised Aussiedoodle Gifts

The fun name is certainly appropriate for this loving little bundle of fun! This crossbreed is a mix of the Australian Shepherd and the Poodle. It’s a highly sought after ‘designer’ dog, and it is easy to see why. With its trademark bouncy curls and cartoonish grin, it is hard not to fall head over paws. Nicknamed ‘The Einstein dog,’ the breed is renowned for its high intellect and ability to learn lots of tricks.

The history of the Aussiedoodle is very recent; intentional breeding only began in the 1990s. Whilst they have no use as a working farm dog, they do make amazing therapy dogs. They’re one of the most popular dogs of choice in therapy and emotional support.

These pooches offer their owner unconditional love and often crave cuddles and attention. They are social dogs who make friends very easily, so don’t be surprised when they stop you multiple times in one walk to say hi to their new friend! Their need for attention should be met, otherwise they may suffer from separation anxiety and become increasingly barky.

Impressively intelligent and fun, you’ll never be bored with your Aussiedoodle around. Whether it's a game of tug-of-war or catch, they will always be an eager competitor.

Height	35-58 cm
Weight	10-32 kg
Other names	Aussiepoo, Aussiepoodle
Origin	USA and Canada
Coat	Curly - coats can be long and fluffy or short and soft
Colour	Merle, black, blue and red merle, tri-colour (black, white and copper)
Eye Colour	Amber, light-dark brown, blue
Life Expectancy	12 to 15 years
Health Issues	Autoimmune Thyroiditis, Cataracts, Cushing's Disease, Glaucoma, Hip and Elbow Dysplasia, Ivermectin Sensitivity, Pancreatitis, Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Sebaceous Adenitis
Care Tips	Make sure you give your pooch plenty of love and affection and don’t leave it alone for long periods Its coat will need brushing every few days Cut its hair regularly, approximately every 12 weeks Brush teeth daily