My aussiedoodle is 1yo also and this video is so spot on. I appreciate you making these videos! I just had a baby and I swear it’s like having two kids. But he is so amazing! Do you have a favorite brush or comb you use for Frankie?
@@zenyas7358mine is fine for up to 6 hours, in a pen, with RUclips calming dog videos. I have never stretched it more than that, usually it’s less than 2 hours. We did spend a month slowly increasing the time in the pen, with and with out us in the living room. He knows it’s a safe place, and never fights going in the pen.
I work 9-5 but my Ausiedoodle is so well trained he does not need to be crated. He does need to be in an area all his own. Mental stimulation easy peasy, get a cat :-) they are besties and play like crazy all day long. Of course I walk Buddy and play ball with him. Have to groom dog every 6-9 weeks. Would never go to Pet Smart they don't know how to cut an Ausiedoodle, Frankie is adorable and looks a lot like my dog Buddy. I'm in Michigan too and found an Ausiedoodle in Ohio for $400. Very smart dogs and easy to train, My baby boy is 1 year old too and I totally am in love with him :-) He weighs 15 pounds. Just precious. Frankie really loves you and she acts just like my Buddy. So cute to watch her. Thanks for sharing ♥
People usually list the energy needs of doodles in the cons category, but I have lost weight after just one week of owning my Aussie doodle puppy (getting up early for walks!) And I think it's a plus!
She's beautiful, but no, she probably would not be the right dog for me. Thanks for this, because it's so important for people to choose dogs based on their nature and not on whether they are cute!
Max, our 9 month old Aussiedoodle mini is great. We live outside city limits so playing fetch 2-3 times a day/night with a glow in the dark ball. Is easy and fun. We paid $1600, and would pay ten times that again. Mine needs the groomer every 4 weeks, but loves to jump in the shower with me, so he gets a shower usually 1-2 times a month besides his grooming, we never brush him. Our groomer charges $45. She has said that she would love to keep him if we ever decide to let go of him. Not ever gonna happen, but she is super sweet and helped us get him used to being groomed. An electric toothbrush was what she suggested to expose him to the noise and vibrations. He also does really well if we leave for 5-6 hours. We have a pen, and put on RUclips dog calming shows. I have a video baby monitor, so I can make sure he isn’t stressed. At night he jumps off the bed and gets in his crate. Everything you brought up is true except, what we have to do for his coat, but he has extremely curly hair. He loves playing with my 3 and 6 year old grandsons. He is the best investment we have ever made. So worth the training time we do daily, both my wife and I do 2 ten minute sessions everyday. Max has brought our entire family so much love and fun. This is our 3rd puppy in our 36 years of marriage. After losing my last dog at the age of 19, I swore I would never do it again, 2 years later my wife put the first deposit down giving me the pick of the litter, now I’m whooped again. Truth be told he picked us, at 6 weeks he would not leave me alone, while spending the afternoon with mom and entire litter. My wife knows what’s best for me. ❤
We wives normally do, lol. My hubby and I have been married 30 years this Sept. We got our first dog together a few months before that. He has always had a dog, so I was really surprised when our second fur baby turned 16 last Feb and he said no more dogs after she was gone. We lost her late June. For the first week after, he would wash and refill her water dish every morning. By day two, he was searching shelters for dogs that needed a foster home and bought tickets to an event sponsored by one of our local rescue societies. The following weekend, we were heading to another city three hours away to pick up our newest family member. A 14 month old Aussie Doodle who had spent over a year between the shelter and several foster homes. Its a 'no ask' shelter, so we dont know much about the environment he was born in, but he's obviously been through some unpleasant things. He's sort of ok with other dogs, but has very little experience with people. He's so timid. He has only barked twice in the three weeks since we brought him home. He follows our daughter everywhere, and me when she is not around. Definitely a velcro dog, but that's ok; he needs some consistency and this is helping to give him a feeling of security. It's also a lot easier to pick up on the need for a potty break when they are always beside someone. He was totally matted when we brought him home; but nothing a pair of scissors, clippers and a slicker brush couldn't resolve. He was only half the weight he should have been be when we picked him up, and is not food motivated at all. We have him on good quality puppy food now and he's getting two walks a day. He has put on a couple of pounds, his energy levels are climbing and hes even taking an interest in his toys. He picked up leash training/heeling in no time; another benefit to a dog that always wants to be beside you. He is a good little herder too, making sure he is last in the house when we get home. He's bright, eager to please and a quick learner. It sounds like he is checking all the boxes for a perfect Aussie Doodle.
@@brittyanne1762 Aren’t you the rude one? I’ve had every kind of dog you can imagine. I was comparing my long haired dog experiences to the short haired ones. I prefer short haired dogs. BTW, you should stay inside with your dogs, as you obviously don’t know how to interact with humankind
I enjoy hearing your info on Aussiedoodles. I just got a chocolate Aussiedoodle about 3 weeks ago. She is in her puppy chewing everything phase at the moment 🤦♀️
@@toreynoora Hi! Any tips on the chewing phase and special training tips for aussiedoodles? I have a 9 week old aussiedoodle who is the cutest, but it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel in this puppy phase!
@@goshNICOLE lots of redirecting and positive reinforcement with treats when they’re doing something good. After they’re done teething it gets a lot better
Hello! Just found your channel and found it super helpful! I am about to get an aussiedoodle, but am wondering what the differences between female and males are? We have a 6 year old female German Shepherd and small children for reference. Thanks! (:
I have an Ausiedoodle. We got her from someone who did no crate or potty training at all. At 5 months she was still in puppy mode. She herds us, so we heard her back. She’s like Velcro - requires a lot of attention and loves to play. She’s protective and only talks when she’s frustrated. They can climb - I’ve never seen a dog climb like that before. She climbed and ate half a bag of treats when she was a puppy (stomach pumped) so beware. Kitchen countertops were no challenge for her. She dominates at the dog park - and we work daily on impulse control. Have done training one and one and obedience classes.
I recently got a Cockapoo- mini Aussie doodle. 4 months old. She chews EVERYTHING! I had no idea about puppy proofing my house. It’s only been 5 days. No matter, she is adorable and manages to hit the pee pads 60% of the time. My learning curve regarding training is ascending thanks to videos like yours i will endure and learn😏
My son and family just got an Aussie Doodle puppy, they love her, they are all taking part in the training, and exercising. A welcome member to the family!👍🏻🇨🇦❤️
We love our 1 1/2 year old Aussiedoodle! Oliver Bleu is the best dog - protective, loyal, intelligent, fun…. If you know you’re getting an active dog and are okay with that, they’ll be your BFF for life! ❤️ They try so hard and want to get it right - they love you with their whole being.
My Aunt sold a Aussie doodle and the owners couldn’t keep it cause it was getting itself into a lot of stuff . So they gave it back to my aunt with no refunds and my aunt gave me the dog for FREE ! And the Dog’s AMAZING !
My daughter and her family also purchased an Aussiedoodle. Each family member is in love with Dixie and each one considers her his or her own dog. We recently talked about if there was a house fire what one thing would you take when you run out of the house. My eleven year old immediately said, I would take my ( not our) puppy. The family is now dealing with allergies. Mom and son are getting allergy shots. They will do whatever they have to in order to make this work. Dixie is one year old and past the crazy puppy stage but still very active. Both mom and dad work outside the home so Dixie is alone until son (age 14) returns home from school, and then, as my daughter says, the lovefest begins. A lot of work, a lot of expense, but so much priceless joy.
5 Reasons Not To Get An Aussiedoodle: 1. Doesn't like being left alone. 2. High energy and needs lots of exercise. 3. Requires regular, high maintenance grooming. 4. Expensive to buy and long wait times on breeder wait lists. 5. Very intelligent, requires challenging training.
@@foodplayzgames A dog is going to have to be left on his or her own at some point. People work, or they need to leave the house on errands, or they might want to go on holiday, etc. Unless your dog is a service animal, you can't bring them with you everywhere, and if your pet ends up being destructive in the home due to separation anxiety, then this is an important factor to consider about the breed. Knowing this will prepare owners to try and make the dog as comfortable as they can in their absence, or to choose a different and more relaxed breed that's a better match. Being smart is also something owners need to factor in. While all dogs are intelligent, some breeds are smarter than others, and they usually require greater mental stimulation. Otherwise the need to work their minds will again manifest through destructive behaviour, or even develop into neurotic or compulsive behaviours which can harm the dog himself. So again, prospective owners can either prepare to meet the dog's needs, or choose a breed that's better suited to their lifestyle.
Just got a 7 month old . OH MY GOODNESS...what a lovey. He is the hit of my neighborhood. So sweet!!! We walk 3 or 4 times a day. I'm 77 and he never pulls. He is under my feet ALL day long. So...tripping is a hazzard; not for him...for me...giggle. I am, however, sure he could drag me to the hospital should I need attention 🙃. Love your info. THANKS.
Very true but they are amazing dogs. I am active and live alone so we go on a lot of adventures together. My girl does great when left alone freeroaming and has never been one to chew things that aren't her toys. So SO smart. She knows so many words and sentences (I made a point to talk to her about what's going on and teaching her words as a puppy). So active. She would play fetch until she collapses of exhaustion if I kept throwing the ball or Frisbee. Definitely an alert dog - she barks. But we have been working on that and like always, is a fast learner and loves to please her mom. It's all about taking the time to train them and do it properly. I read a lot of training books and basically dedicated my life for her first month's to just training. Now at 2 years old she is an angel. Could not have asked for a better dog. As far as grooming goes, her salon visits cost more than mine 😂 but worth it.
Thank you for this very reassuring comment! I have a 10 week old toy Aussie doodle, and while we are still in the very challenging puppy stage is, it is reassuring to hear there is a light at the end of the tunnel! I am very dedicated to his training and consistent with his care. I hope it pays off!
Hello! Just found your channel and found it super helpful! I am about to get an aussiedoodle, but am wondering what the differences between female and males are? We have a 6 year old female German Shepherd and small children for reference. Thanks! (:
Thank you for this video. We have a 4 month Aussiedoodle named Ember (got him at 2 months) he’s everything you said!! His nipping seems to have calmed down somewhat but still does a little. Seems like he’s more nippy when he’s gotta 💩🤣 his training is going very well!! Sooo smart! We love him and he loves us!! He’s been a great first puppy for our family!! 😍🐶🐾
$750.00-1,000 but yes they pick up well. I talk to them as if they understand English and they literally respond had at 8 weeks now 13 weeks some potty accidents but mainly in pad but I walk em often catching on and I run them they love to run and are quick responds to their name very well I was so impressed simply by calling them and cuddling saying their names over and over 5 basic commands not good aggressive and independent
Beautiful dog. Nice video. Nectar mattresses contain fiberglass. It has ruined people's lives. Please be safe. Do not under any circumstances remove the cover. Be well 😊
I have a 2 year old Aussidoodle over all I agree with what she said BUT I kind of disagree about the first statement. My partner works from 6-4:30 M,Sat,Sun and I work 7-6 M,T,W. Luckily it’s a pretty balanced schedule where he isn’t home alone everyday of the week. But the times we are at work we have a camera in the house and he does perfectly fine! He sleep a lot wish sometimes makes me sad but there’s time where he’s playing alone. We walk him before leaving and we give him a treat before leaving or something to keep him occupied the first few hours that he will be alone. He doesn’t cry or bark when we leave he sits and waits to we lock the door to go eat the treat we gave him. Once we get back we walk him immediately and spend an ample amount of time with him and obviously take him out at least 3 to 4 times after a long walk so he can be outside a bit more. OH and we don’t use a crate! He roams around the house freely. He sleeps on our bed or on his dog bed. I just want to clarify that it’s quite impossible to not leave a dog at home when you have a life such as working, date nights, hobbies, activities etc. Don’t make a decision of not getting a dog because you’re living too. I would say if you don’t know how to take care of your dog before (leaving your home) or after you (come back home) or caring for them and their needs then that’s when I agree that you shouldn’t get a dog. My baby is one happy dog and he does such a good job being home on his own when he needs to be or when we go to work. And he’s NOT professionally trained. Also my aussidoodle was $400 not all of them are $1000+. Yes they do have a shit ton of energy! And yes their fur is high maintenance. But I would say this is the best dog you would ever get extremely loving extremely intelligent. You need ALOTS OF patience LOTS of love for them LOTS of attention and LOTS of training with them! Great video though and pretty spot on.
There is no breed of dog where they are “all the same”, however, as a trainer I can tell you that statistically she is absolutely correct. No two dogs are trained exactly the same in different households across the world either.
That's what I say about my Temperpedic, that's it's like sleeping on a cloud. For chewing I always bought my dogs bully sticks, from Pet Edge, my favorite dog store merchandise. Bully sticks are way better than raw hide which can get stuck and choke your dog where bully sticks are all beef, like from the cow tendons, but there fully digestible. Your baby is adorable.
I have one and he is more of a fluffy dog and the price is $100, also if anyone has any tips my dog does not like to be touched or really near people he does not know, and recently he has started barking at them what should I do? ( NOTE: he is 6 months and not nutered )
We are at 11 weeks now. Nipping, jumping and potty training. Maybe film a trim session?? We haven't taken this little heathen over for a cut yet. He is super cute tho. OH, and we've noticed he goes where I go. But we just started puppy training last night and he was AWESOME! Cooper is his name chewing EVERYTHING is his game.
My dog grew out of the chewing. Just took the time to redirect her to chewing her toys instead. In her puppy stage I only lost a wooden chair and one pair of leather sandals. Now she won't touch anything that isn't hers.
Love, love, love your channel. I will be getting a Aussiedoodle in a couple of months. This video was very informative. Now I know what to expect when I get my little puppy pup.
Yes! 3-5 hours is what we usually shoot for until we need someone to come check on her and let her out. Frankie has a new channel if you’re interested! It’s @frankietheaussiedoodle
thank you for all your tips. My aussie is about 14 months old and he's amazing. Grooming is certainly very expensive. Been looking for a good bed - my puppy is very peculiar. He has a bed but don't think he likes it much. May be is too furry for him.
Looking for a doodle that does not shed, i heard aussie doodles shed because they get it from the aussie side. We have an Aussie shepard and he sheds a lot. Does your aussie doddle shed?
the shedding can depend on genetics! I have an F1 aussiedoodle, he is furnished so doesn't shed, but another from his litter sheds it all depends if they get the furnishing gene, which is from the poodle side if you get one that has more poodle it'll be less likely to shed
Holy crap. I was just listening to your video while doing something else and I perked up when you said the Grand Rapids, Michigan area. That’s where I live!
My dog isn’t really active AT ALL and I have an Aussie doodle is that rare? Tell me in my replies because I’m too lazy (just like my dog) to google it.
Just bought an Assiedoodle. She is so sweet. We all love her. She folows us everywhere. LOL. She is a mini and will only get between 15 to 18 lbs. That is fine because we have a 80 lb Labradoodle who is a gentle Mama to her and the visiting deer . So look forward to seeing more of your videos. Did not see the site for your breeder though. We are in Michigan all the time. Have a blessed great New Year
Watching your video while my Aussiedoodle is laying on my lap. All the info you gave was so true. I may have missed it but also the counter surfing was something I really had to crack down on. I never had a bigger dog before so this was a new one for me. My Harper (female) just turned a year old in January 2022. Love her so much. ❤️
No not all breeds. My Lhasa was always happy to sit nearby but napped. My poodles like to snuggle but the Ausiedoodle is like Velcro. She’s maturing snd sitting on her bed but wants attention all the time.
Beautiful dogs. Anything mix with poodle comes out beautiful. This Dog is not the smartest on the world it is the border collie the smartest Dog not question. This Aussie doodle are super smart because the standard poodle are the second smartest dogs after border collies . Border doodle is my dream dog . Two smartest Breed . Won’t shed and will be cutest than border collie and pure breed standard poodle
I have an aussiedoodle and yes they are so needy they are big babies my dog will have a temper tantrum if he doesn’t get enough love I’m so happy I am working from home now so I can be with him all day
Hi, Torey! What are your thoughts on how intense the breed's herding instinct is? We have a cat (who does well with a cockapoo we dog-sit often), and I'm just worried that an Aussiedoodle will chase/bother him too much for them to really get along. Maybe that's something we could train to fix, but I'm still concerned. Thank you in advance!
I think it depends on the breeder you get the dog from, Frankie is only a quarter Australian Shepherd so she doesn’t have that much of a strong instinct to heard. And when she does it’s just cute, and not really a problem. With our kids tho, we don’t have a car for reference. Thanks for watching!
I have an aussiedoodle (about 38lbs) and a cat. No kids or other animals. They get along well. My aussie definitely will "heard" her sometimes but it's like playing for both of them. My cat isn't bothered by it and it's just once in a while... not constant harassment.
I too have a 1 year old Aussie Doodle. She is a medium size girl who is a blue merle and is incredibly intelligent. She did belong to our grandson who lived with us but unfortunately he died from a head injury in May of this year. Consequently, she has had very little training. Im hoping that someone can help me with her worst problem which is that she eats feces (poop). It makes me feel sick to see her and I've tried to stop her but to no avail. If anyone knows what to do, please let me know. Did I mention that she is very willful? I call her my three year old in a dog suit. I'll be so grateful to anyone who can help with the poo-poo problem. Thanks ❤
@@toreynoora I’m a professional dog trainer. This is how I have seen the scale set for most pet industry standards ( for grooming, training, pet sitting etc) 0- 5- X small 6-15- small 16- 40 - medium 41- 70- large 71-120 - XL 121- 160 - XXL
I have an 8 month old Aussiedoodle and definitely agree with some of the cons these guys are very very active! Very trainable so smart learn so quickly and if they aren’t stimulated at times they can get destructive. At times we feel like we have a baby raptor 😂 but so loyal and sweet at the same time they make the best companions!
Thank you for the video. I found it helpful. I grew up with a cockapoo. Would love a German Shepherd. But an Aussiedoodle, I believe, would be an ideal pet for me, (after research and introspective deliberation). That is, theoretically. Haha. So yeah, grooming, training, puppy nipping, - hadn’t thought of that. Plus, getting a pet means I will (eventually) be living alone. I know now I should consider how selfish that may be with an Aussiedoodle. Thank you again, -your video, being a first-hand account, was certainly helpful.
My aussiedoodle is 1yo also and this video is so spot on. I appreciate you making these videos! I just had a baby and I swear it’s like having two kids. But he is so amazing! Do you have a favorite brush or comb you use for Frankie?
Puppies and babies are definitely similar lol. We have a slicker brush and a comb we use.
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Do they be okay alone for a few hours?
@@toreynoora I have an Australian Labradoodle. She is the sweetest dog ever. She also has the cutest yawn.
@@zenyas7358mine is fine for up to 6 hours, in a pen, with RUclips calming dog videos. I have never stretched it more than that, usually it’s less than 2 hours. We did spend a month slowly increasing the time in the pen, with and with out us in the living room. He knows it’s a safe place, and never fights going in the pen.
Me having a Aussie doodle and watching this:
I'm about to get one so excited
@Kieran Vlogs I'm getting mine Monday
Same!
@Kieran’s Bad Comedy same
i love my aussie doodle, she will be 4 years old in november
The reason you’re here doesn’t start til 2:40
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Yeah, she almost lost me in the endorsement ad. Too long winded.
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I work 9-5 but my Ausiedoodle is so well trained he does not need to be crated. He does need to be in an area all his own. Mental stimulation easy peasy, get a cat :-) they are besties and play like crazy all day long. Of course I walk Buddy and play ball with him. Have to groom dog every 6-9 weeks. Would never go to Pet Smart they don't know how to cut an Ausiedoodle, Frankie is adorable and looks a lot like my dog Buddy. I'm in Michigan too and found an Ausiedoodle in Ohio for $400. Very smart dogs and easy to train, My baby boy is 1 year old too and I totally am in love with him :-) He weighs 15 pounds. Just precious. Frankie really loves you and she acts just like my Buddy. So cute to watch her. Thanks for sharing ♥
People usually list the energy needs of doodles in the cons category, but I have lost weight after just one week of owning my Aussie doodle puppy (getting up early for walks!) And I think it's a plus!
She's beautiful, but no, she probably would not be the right dog for me. Thanks for this, because it's so important for people to choose dogs based on their nature and not on whether they are cute!
Max, our 9 month old Aussiedoodle mini is great. We live outside city limits so playing fetch 2-3 times a day/night with a glow in the dark ball. Is easy and fun. We paid $1600, and would pay ten times that again. Mine needs the groomer every 4 weeks, but loves to jump in the shower with me, so he gets a shower usually 1-2 times a month besides his grooming, we never brush him. Our groomer charges $45. She has said that she would love to keep him if we ever decide to let go of him. Not ever gonna happen, but she is super sweet and helped us get him used to being groomed. An electric toothbrush was what she suggested to expose him to the noise and vibrations.
He also does really well if we leave for 5-6 hours. We have a pen, and put on RUclips dog calming shows. I have a video baby monitor, so I can make sure he isn’t stressed. At night he jumps off the bed and gets in his crate.
Everything you brought up is true except, what we have to do for his coat, but he has extremely curly hair. He loves playing with my 3 and 6 year old grandsons. He is the best investment we have ever made. So worth the training time we do daily, both my wife and I do 2 ten minute sessions everyday. Max has brought our entire family so much love and fun.
This is our 3rd puppy in our 36 years of marriage. After losing my last dog at the age of 19, I swore I would never do it again, 2 years later my wife put the first deposit down giving me the pick of the litter, now I’m whooped again. Truth be told he picked us, at 6 weeks he would not leave me alone, while spending the afternoon with mom and entire litter. My wife knows what’s best for me. ❤
We wives normally do, lol.
My hubby and I have been married 30 years this Sept. We got our first dog together a few months before that. He has always had a dog, so I was really surprised when our second fur baby turned 16 last Feb and he said no more dogs after she was gone. We lost her late June.
For the first week after, he would wash and refill her water dish every morning. By day two, he was searching shelters for dogs that needed a foster home and bought tickets to an event sponsored by one of our local rescue societies. The following weekend, we were heading to another city three hours away to pick up our newest family member.
A 14 month old Aussie Doodle who had spent over a year between the shelter and several foster homes. Its a 'no ask' shelter, so we dont know much about the environment he was born in, but he's obviously been through some unpleasant things.
He's sort of ok with other dogs, but has very little experience with people. He's so timid. He has only barked twice in the three weeks since we brought him home. He follows our daughter everywhere, and me when she is not around. Definitely a velcro dog, but that's ok; he needs some consistency and this is helping to give him a feeling of security. It's also a lot easier to pick up on the need for a potty break when they are always beside someone.
He was totally matted when we brought him home; but nothing a pair of scissors, clippers and a slicker brush couldn't resolve. He was only half the weight he should have been be when we picked him up, and is not food motivated at all. We have him on good quality puppy food now and he's getting two walks a day. He has put on a couple of pounds, his energy levels are climbing and hes even taking an interest in his toys.
He picked up leash training/heeling in no time; another benefit to a dog that always wants to be beside you. He is a good little herder too, making sure he is last in the house when we get home. He's bright, eager to please and a quick learner. It sounds like he is checking all the boxes for a perfect Aussie Doodle.
Me watching after placing a non-refundable deposit on a mini-merle today LOL
Awww a mini Merle?! So sweet. Enjoy all the puppy snuggles. You’re going to love her/him 🥰
My Aussiedoodle was only about $300
I'll take more expensive grooming any day over hair EVERYWHERE all the time...
Totally agree
Yes, and you can do it yourself - just get a dog shaver, and shave the hair all 1 length.
Poodle mixes still shed...
Maybe get a statue then??? Dogs have fur, dogs shed, don’t like it, don’t get a dog. 😘
@@brittyanne1762 Aren’t you the rude one? I’ve had every kind of dog you can imagine. I was comparing my long haired dog experiences to the short haired ones. I prefer short haired dogs. BTW, you should stay inside with your dogs, as you obviously don’t know how to interact with humankind
I enjoy hearing your info on Aussiedoodles. I just got a chocolate Aussiedoodle about 3 weeks ago. She is in her puppy chewing everything phase at the moment 🤦♀️
I almost got a chocolate one! I love those 😍 it will end soon!
@@toreynoora Hi! Any tips on the chewing phase and special training tips for aussiedoodles? I have a 9 week old aussiedoodle who is the cutest, but it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel in this puppy phase!
@@goshNICOLE lots of redirecting and positive reinforcement with treats when they’re doing something good. After they’re done teething it gets a lot better
@@goshNICOLE @hypawthesis on IG is good too
my dog is 1 years old and he is still in the bitting stage like he bites HARD when he wants to lol
My Aussie doodle is 1/4 Aussie and 3/4 poodle and he could care less if we are home or not
Hello! Just found your channel and found it super helpful! I am about to get an aussiedoodle, but am wondering what the differences between female and males are? We have a 6 year old female German Shepherd and small children for reference. Thanks! (:
Thanks for watching! We just have our girl so I’m not sure the difference between male and female, sorry!
I have an Ausiedoodle. We got her from someone who did no crate or potty training at all. At 5 months she was still in puppy mode. She herds us, so we heard her back. She’s like Velcro - requires a lot of attention and loves to play. She’s protective and only talks when she’s frustrated. They can climb - I’ve never seen a dog climb like that before. She climbed and ate half a bag of treats when she was a puppy (stomach pumped) so beware. Kitchen countertops were no challenge for her. She dominates at the dog park - and we work daily on impulse control. Have done training one and one and obedience classes.
i just got 5.5 months old. She is the same as you described yours
I have one to but he’s a mini Aussie-doodle and he’s very smart and cute
Very good info! Great dogs but not for everyone. They really need attention and care
Thank you for watching!
I recently got a Cockapoo- mini Aussie doodle. 4 months old. She chews EVERYTHING! I had no idea about puppy proofing my house.
It’s only been 5 days.
No matter, she is adorable and manages to hit the pee pads 60% of the time.
My learning curve regarding training is ascending thanks to videos like yours i will endure and learn😏
My son and family just got an Aussie Doodle puppy, they love her, they are all taking part in the training, and exercising. A welcome member to the family!👍🏻🇨🇦❤️
Aww yay so exciting
We love our 1 1/2 year old Aussiedoodle! Oliver Bleu is the best dog - protective, loyal, intelligent, fun…. If you know you’re getting an active dog and are okay with that, they’ll be your BFF for life! ❤️ They try so hard and want to get it right - they love you with their whole being.
They’re the best 🥰🥰
Going to get a mini aussiedoodle in June. I have a 10 year old poochon and she's also very clingy haha so now I'll have two clingy dogs
My Aunt sold a Aussie doodle and the owners couldn’t keep it cause it was getting itself into a lot of stuff . So they gave it back to my aunt with no refunds and my aunt gave me the dog for FREE ! And the Dog’s AMAZING !
Aww so glad you love it!
My daughter and her family also purchased an Aussiedoodle. Each family member is in love with Dixie and each one considers her his or her own dog. We recently talked about if there was a house fire what one thing would you take when you run out of the house. My eleven year old immediately said, I would take my ( not our) puppy. The family is now dealing with allergies. Mom and son are getting allergy shots. They will do whatever they have to in order to make this work. Dixie is one year old and past the crazy puppy stage but still very active. Both mom and dad work outside the home so Dixie is alone until son (age 14) returns home from school, and then, as my daughter says, the lovefest begins. A lot of work, a lot of expense, but so much priceless joy.
5 Reasons Not To Get An Aussiedoodle:
1. Doesn't like being left alone.
2. High energy and needs lots of exercise.
3. Requires regular, high maintenance grooming.
4. Expensive to buy and long wait times on breeder wait lists.
5. Very intelligent, requires challenging training.
What's a gun dog?
@@foodplayzgames A dog is going to have to be left on his or her own at some point. People work, or they need to leave the house on errands, or they might want to go on holiday, etc. Unless your dog is a service animal, you can't bring them with you everywhere, and if your pet ends up being destructive in the home due to separation anxiety, then this is an important factor to consider about the breed. Knowing this will prepare owners to try and make the dog as comfortable as they can in their absence, or to choose a different and more relaxed breed that's a better match.
Being smart is also something owners need to factor in. While all dogs are intelligent, some breeds are smarter than others, and they usually require greater mental stimulation. Otherwise the need to work their minds will again manifest through destructive behaviour, or even develop into neurotic or compulsive behaviours which can harm the dog himself. So again, prospective owners can either prepare to meet the dog's needs, or choose a breed that's better suited to their lifestyle.
Just got a 7 month old . OH MY GOODNESS...what a lovey. He is the hit of my neighborhood. So sweet!!! We walk 3 or 4 times a day. I'm 77 and he never pulls. He is under my feet ALL day long. So...tripping is a hazzard; not for him...for me...giggle. I am, however, sure he could drag me to the hospital should I need attention 🙃. Love your info. THANKS.
Lol you crack me up. Thanks for watching and good luck with everything!
Beautiful dog! I want one!
We love her!
Hello what is the kibble brand. She seemed to be enjoying it. We have a very picky Goldendoodle. Thanks.
hey i was just wondering when the puppy to year old materials used video was coming out?
Very true but they are amazing dogs. I am active and live alone so we go on a lot of adventures together. My girl does great when left alone freeroaming and has never been one to chew things that aren't her toys. So SO smart. She knows so many words and sentences (I made a point to talk to her about what's going on and teaching her words as a puppy). So active. She would play fetch until she collapses of exhaustion if I kept throwing the ball or Frisbee. Definitely an alert dog - she barks. But we have been working on that and like always, is a fast learner and loves to please her mom. It's all about taking the time to train them and do it properly. I read a lot of training books and basically dedicated my life for her first month's to just training. Now at 2 years old she is an angel. Could not have asked for a better dog. As far as grooming goes, her salon visits cost more than mine 😂 but worth it.
Thank you for this very reassuring comment! I have a 10 week old toy Aussie doodle, and while we are still in the very challenging puppy stage is, it is reassuring to hear there is a light at the end of the tunnel! I am very dedicated to his training and consistent with his care. I hope it pays off!
Good luck with everything!! 🙃♥️
Thanks for sharing! 🙃
Hello! Just found your channel and found it super helpful! I am about to get an aussiedoodle, but am wondering what the differences between female and males are? We have a 6 year old female German Shepherd and small children for reference. Thanks! (:
What kind of conditioner do you use?
Your dog looks like Will Farrell.
Lol
What dog food do you use for your puppy? My Lily is one year old also(Feb. 8).
We use Nutro lately - she seems to be liking it
I have a mini
Love watching these videos. Our aussiedoodle should be born any day now. Been wating since the fall. However been looking at doodles for 4 yrs.
I hope you get one soon they are the best
they are the best
@@foodplayzgames touch grass. Your pronouns are probably ff/a/gg 😂
Thank you for this video. We have a 4 month Aussiedoodle named Ember (got him at 2 months) he’s everything you said!! His nipping seems to have calmed down somewhat but still does a little. Seems like he’s more nippy when he’s gotta 💩🤣 his training is going very well!! Sooo smart! We love him and he loves us!! He’s been a great first puppy for our family!! 😍🐶🐾
Awww yay! So happy to hear it ♥️
$750.00-1,000 but yes they pick up well. I talk to them as if they understand English and they literally respond had at 8 weeks now 13 weeks some potty accidents but mainly in pad but I walk em often catching on and I run them they love to run and are quick responds to their name very well I was so impressed simply by calling them and cuddling saying their names over and over 5 basic commands not good aggressive and independent
Beautiful dog. Nice video. Nectar mattresses contain fiberglass. It has ruined people's lives. Please be safe. Do not under any circumstances remove the cover. Be well 😊
fiberglass, what were they thinking 😫😠thats insane.
I have a 2 year old Aussidoodle over all I agree with what she said BUT I kind of disagree about the first statement. My partner works from 6-4:30 M,Sat,Sun and I work 7-6 M,T,W. Luckily it’s a pretty balanced schedule where he isn’t home alone everyday of the week. But the times we are at work we have a camera in the house and he does perfectly fine! He sleep a lot wish sometimes makes me sad but there’s time where he’s playing alone. We walk him before leaving and we give him a treat before leaving or something to keep him occupied the first few hours that he will be alone. He doesn’t cry or bark when we leave he sits and waits to we lock the door to go eat the treat we gave him. Once we get back we walk him immediately and spend an ample amount of time with him and obviously take him out at least 3 to 4 times after a long walk so he can be outside a bit more. OH and we don’t use a crate! He roams around the house freely. He sleeps on our bed or on his dog bed. I just want to clarify that it’s quite impossible to not leave a dog at home when you have a life such as working, date nights, hobbies, activities etc. Don’t make a decision of not getting a dog because you’re living too. I would say if you don’t know how to take care of your dog before (leaving your home) or after you (come back home) or caring for them and their needs then that’s when I agree that you shouldn’t get a dog. My baby is one happy dog and he does such a good job being home on his own when he needs to be or when we go to work. And he’s NOT professionally trained. Also my aussidoodle was $400 not all of them are $1000+. Yes they do have a shit ton of energy! And yes their fur is high maintenance. But I would say this is the best dog you would ever get extremely loving extremely intelligent. You need ALOTS OF patience LOTS of love for them LOTS of attention and LOTS of training with them! Great video though and pretty spot on.
Not all aussiedoodle are the same. My gf aussiedoodle has no problem staying in a crate while shes at work.
You are right!!! Not all aussiedoodles are the same! 🙂🙂🙂
There is no breed of dog where they are “all the same”, however, as a trainer I can tell you that statistically she is absolutely correct. No two dogs are trained exactly the same in different households across the world either.
Reason 1. Don't like being alone
2. Super active
3. Grooming is expensive to upkeep
4. Expensive dogs
5. Need to up keep training
Awesome video, loved watching! Personally looking for an aussiedoodle right now, who was the breeder that you went to?
We got her from copperheartk9.com @aussiemehappy on Facebook
I got mine from kbkdoodles
located in Cali
That's what I say about my Temperpedic, that's it's like sleeping on a cloud. For chewing I always bought my dogs bully sticks,
from Pet Edge, my favorite dog store merchandise. Bully sticks are way better than raw hide which can get stuck and choke your dog
where bully sticks are all beef, like from the cow tendons, but there fully digestible. Your baby is adorable.
Yes thanks for sharing
Himalayan yak chews are the best and no smell!
I have one and he is more of a fluffy dog and the price is $100, also if anyone has any tips my dog does not like to be touched or really near people he does not know, and recently he has started barking at them what should I do? ( NOTE: he is 6 months and not nutered )
I’ve noticed it’s hard for you to keep your hands off her hahahahahaha same here it’s hard for us to keep our hands off our male Coco.
Me: already bought my Aussie doodle and picking her up in 5 days 😂
Yay congrats!
Is it a normal mini or teacup??
@@sandyace9317 ummmm I think maybe mini or normal but she is gonna be 35-45 lbs full grown!!!
@@brynnlloyd394 nice
Thank you ! I am on the edge of buying one , and because u said they aren’t good being left alone. I am gone 8 hours out the day.
My daughter just got one for me and he will be home in 10 days so super eagerly waiting for him❤️
Aw yay! That is so exciting!
So true! I just got one and mine was $5,000
i have a aussie doodle he is not that bad of a dog are other dog an old english sheep dog is younger and more misbehaved but is still good
We are at 11 weeks now. Nipping, jumping and potty training. Maybe film a trim session?? We haven't taken this little heathen over for a cut yet. He is super cute tho. OH, and we've noticed he goes where I go. But we just started puppy training last night and he was AWESOME! Cooper is his name chewing EVERYTHING is his game.
Great name!
@@DogsNowChannel He's half paper shredder and half thief. He sure is a funny pup tho.
Lmao same. Does he still chew everything? Mine ate everything! And keeps following me around
Literally everything? So if I have instruments and cables, they will get destroyed? Cables plugged into outlets?
My dog grew out of the chewing. Just took the time to redirect her to chewing her toys instead. In her puppy stage I only lost a wooden chair and one pair of leather sandals. Now she won't touch anything that isn't hers.
Love, love, love your channel. I will be getting a Aussiedoodle in a couple of months. This video was very informative. Now I know what to expect when I get my little puppy pup.
Glad it was helpful! good luck with everything!
I'm Australian, please say Aussie properly it's pronounced AUZZIE not Aussee. Sorry it just really annoys me and every other Aussie too
Lol sorry it bothers you that much.
Beautiful dog! My son just got one. We adore him.
Thanks so much, they are the best
Aussiedoodle? Isn't it just Labradoodle, or am I just dumb?
An aussiedoodle is an aussiedoodle and a labradoodle is a labradoodle. One is a poodle/aussie and one is a poodle/lab
i get mine in 5 days and i cannot wait. It has been a dream dog of mine for a loooooong time.
Aww yay congratulations!
Make sure to sign up for training ASAP. They need the structure.
I reserved mine and I paid 650. They have a farm in the country so they are cheaper.
that's great!
Can you leave them home for 3 hours for a medical appointment? I rely on public transport so minimum it takes an hour to commute anywhere
Yes! 3-5 hours is what we usually shoot for until we need someone to come check on her and let her out. Frankie has a new channel if you’re interested! It’s @frankietheaussiedoodle
I got a aussie doodle a couple months ago he was $650! But he ended up getting parvovirus from a used kennel so he ended up being around $6000!
What kind of conditioner do you use?
thank you for all your tips. My aussie is about 14 months old and he's amazing. Grooming is certainly very expensive. Been looking for a good bed - my puppy is very peculiar. He has a bed but don't think he likes it much. May be is too furry for him.
Looking for a doodle that does not shed, i heard aussie doodles shed because they get it from the aussie side. We have an Aussie shepard and he sheds a lot. Does your aussie doddle shed?
She doesn’t shed. She’s 75% poodle so that’s why
@@toreynoora thank you for your response. I will talk to the breeder once we are getting closer to getting one.
They don’t shed
the shedding can depend on genetics! I have an F1 aussiedoodle, he is furnished so doesn't shed, but another from his litter sheds it all depends if they get the furnishing gene, which is from the poodle side if you get one that has more poodle it'll be less likely to shed
Holy crap. I was just listening to your video while doing something else and I perked up when you said the Grand Rapids, Michigan area. That’s where I live!
Oh wow! Small world ✌🏼
Thanks for watching!
My dog isn’t really active AT ALL and I have an Aussie doodle is that rare? Tell me in my replies because I’m too lazy (just like my dog) to google it.
lol you just have one laid back pup! unless you don't notice any other health concerns i'd say it's okay!
@@toreynoora thanks for clearing mud concerns! :D
Just bought an Assiedoodle. She is so sweet. We all love her. She folows us everywhere. LOL. She is a mini and will only get between 15 to 18 lbs. That is fine because we have a 80 lb Labradoodle who is a gentle Mama to her and the visiting deer . So look forward to seeing more of your videos. Did not see the site for your breeder though. We are in Michigan all the time. Have a blessed great New Year
hi! Thanks for watching! sounds like a fun combo of pups you have. we got frankie from copperheartk9.com or aussiemehappy on FB
My mini is already 20 lbs at 4 months (mom was 25 and dad was 17)
Im getting one this friday..a mini aussiedoodle(12 weeks) is that still a good age for a puppy to train?
Aww yay! Yes, that’s perfect. Enjoy your little pup!
Thank you! Went with a toy poodle instead ☺️ he’s so cute
@@jok3r.h2 aww I would definitely get a poodle as well, such great dogs
I have a mini blue Merle male pup on the way. I like to hike a go fun runs on the beach so sounds like this pup will be a great fit for me!
Have fun!
I am watching this WITH my AusieDoodle 🤣🤣
Crazy that mixed breed dogs cost as much as they do. They cost as much as pure bred akc registered dogs.
My mini-Aussiedoodle is 3 1/2 now and still has a little puppy left in her but she is truly a joy and I cannot imagine life without her.
🥰🥰
I have an Aussie doodle I just got her like 4 days ago and she is good and bad
I’m not a fan of the way doodles and smaller poodles are groomed in the face area!
I have an F1 female red tri ❤
Watching your video while my Aussiedoodle is laying on my lap. All the info you gave was so true. I may have missed it but also the counter surfing was something I really had to crack down on. I never had a bigger dog before so this was a new one for me. My Harper (female) just turned a year old in January 2022. Love her so much. ❤️
Me watching this as my parents have started saving up for one
great video!. My boy has the same type of fur as yours. What deep cond treatment do they use? I groom him myself so I dont have a reference. thanks!!!
I’m not sure the brand they use, sorry!
Wht Breeder did you use? I didn’t see that in our description.
Hello! She is from facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057643651456&mibextid=LQQJ4d. Thanks for watching!
So, what breeder did you get her from? I’m very interested. Plz let me know. Thank you 😊
Cooperheartk9.com. She’s aussiemehappy on FB
I thought all dogs were needy and high maintenance
Yeah probably!
No not all breeds. My Lhasa was always happy to sit nearby but napped. My poodles like to snuggle but the Ausiedoodle is like Velcro. She’s maturing snd sitting on her bed but wants attention all the time.
Beautiful dogs. Anything mix with poodle comes out beautiful. This Dog is not the smartest on the world it is the border collie the smartest Dog not question. This Aussie doodle are super smart because the standard poodle are the second smartest dogs after border collies . Border doodle is my dream dog . Two smartest Breed . Won’t shed and will be cutest than border collie and pure breed standard poodle
I would love a borderdoodle too! So cute
Is your aussie doodle a full ir mini aussie doidle?
She’s a standard aussiedoodle
lol I thought the dogs name was nectar lol
Can you link the breeder please?!
copperheartk9.com or aussiemehappy on FB
Me who just paid 600$ for an aussidoodle
I have an aussiedoodle and yes they are so needy they are big babies my dog will have a temper tantrum if he doesn’t get enough love I’m so happy I am working from home now so I can be with him all day
Yes being at home is so nice! They’re are super needy, but I love it 🥰
I have two Aussie doodles
I want 2!
What brush do you use for your pup?
We have 2 that we like, a slicker brush and a comb
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i got an Aussiedoodle for 650$ just it was born without a tail
Yep I’ve seen that. It’s from the Aussie, I think it’s cute!
She's such a pretty color ❤️
Thank you!
Hi, Torey! What are your thoughts on how intense the breed's herding instinct is? We have a cat (who does well with a cockapoo we dog-sit often), and I'm just worried that an Aussiedoodle will chase/bother him too much for them to really get along. Maybe that's something we could train to fix, but I'm still concerned. Thank you in advance!
I think it depends on the breeder you get the dog from, Frankie is only a quarter Australian Shepherd so she doesn’t have that much of a strong instinct to heard. And when she does it’s just cute, and not really a problem. With our kids tho, we don’t have a car for reference. Thanks for watching!
@@toreynoora Thanks so much, Torey!
I have an aussiedoodle (about 38lbs) and a cat. No kids or other animals. They get along well. My aussie definitely will "heard" her sometimes but it's like playing for both of them. My cat isn't bothered by it and it's just once in a while... not constant harassment.
I maybe get a aussiedoodle but as a service dog so... yeah
Awesome!
Me about to get a aussiedoodle and watching this: :0
@@foodplayzgames bahah my dog is 6 months old now and nope, he is still alive😂😂😂
This is a much better video than I thought it would be. I think you talked me out of one with the grooming needs
Lol I Breeded my dog with an aussie
me about to get one: 👀
They’re the best! Just a lil needy 😂
I too have a 1 year old Aussie Doodle. She is a medium size girl who is a blue merle and is incredibly intelligent. She did belong to our grandson who lived with us but unfortunately he died from a head injury in May of this year. Consequently, she has had very little training. Im hoping that someone can help me with her worst problem which is that she eats feces (poop). It makes me feel sick to see her and I've tried to stop her but to no avail. If anyone knows what to do, please let me know. Did I mention that she is very willful? I call her my three year old in a dog suit.
I'll be so grateful to anyone who can help with the poo-poo problem. Thanks ❤
I have 2.... they babysit each other.
Lol 50 lbs is not a medium sized dog. 50 lbs is considered a large dog. A medium sized dog is 30 lbs
I consider 50 to be medium. 100 to be large 🤔
@@toreynoora I’m a professional dog trainer. This is how I have seen the scale set for most pet industry standards ( for grooming, training, pet sitting etc)
0- 5- X small
6-15- small
16- 40 - medium
41- 70- large
71-120 - XL
121- 160 - XXL
@@shelbelee cool thanks
I have an 8 month old Aussiedoodle and definitely agree with some of the cons these guys are very very active! Very trainable so smart learn so quickly and if they aren’t stimulated at times they can get destructive. At times we feel like we have a baby raptor 😂 but so loyal and sweet at the same time they make the best companions!
Yes to all of that lol. After 2 Frankie really calmed down
Thank you for the video. I found it helpful. I grew up with a cockapoo. Would love a German Shepherd. But an Aussiedoodle, I believe, would be an ideal pet for me, (after research and introspective deliberation). That is, theoretically. Haha.
So yeah, grooming, training, puppy nipping, - hadn’t thought of that.
Plus, getting a pet means I will (eventually) be living alone. I know now I should consider how selfish that may be with an Aussiedoodle. Thank you again, -your video, being a first-hand account, was certainly helpful.
they train easy they don't puppy nip too bad an they don't require that much grooming once every month or two
two and a half minutes to get to the reasons....gees!!!!!
thanks for stopping by : )
That is one of the prettiest aussiedoodles I have ever seen! Such a pretty girl. My maggie would love her.
aw thank you!
@@toreynoora I wish I could send a photo of my maggie