We only raise Aussiedoodles and Aussie Mountain Doodles at this time. On rare occasions, we may choose to have a litter of our foundation breeds (such as Standard Poodles) to retain a puppy for our program.

Each puppy's temperament, energy level and coat type will depend on that of it's individual parents rather than the breed itself, as both crosses have very similar characteristics and subtle differences.

Aussiedoodle: Australian Shepherd & Poodle hybrid- Smart, loyal, eager to please, medium-high energy level, therapy and service dog potential, active and energetic. Aussiedoodles are incredibly sensitive, which makes them incredibly easy to train. However, they can sometimes be less social and lean into being a "one person" Velcro dog.

Australian Mountain Doodle: Australian Shepherd, Bernese Mountain Dog, and Poodle hybrid- Smart, loyal, eager to please, medium energy level, therapy and service dog potential, friendly, social, and outgoing. Aussie Mountain Doodles are incredibly outgoing, which makes them incredibly easy to socialize. However, they can sometimes be stubborn and a little "too smart for their own good".

Both crosses make fantastic family dogs, as well as working dogs, and there isn't a "wrong" choice between the two. Go with your gut and you'll know your perfect puppy when you see him/her regardless of breed makeup.

Moyen (Approximately 25-40+ lbs) & Standard (Approximately 40-55+ lbs)

We cannot guarantee ANY puppy to be hypoallergenic or 100% non-shedding and would steer clear of any breeder who tells you otherwise. Because this is a hybrid cross comprised of both shedding and non shedding breeds, coat types may vary drastically. Mild allergies are often okay, but if someone in your home has severe allergies we do recommend additional testing. Generally speaking, our most allergy-friendly litters would be furnished, curly coated, high Poodle content pairings and the least allergy friendly would be unfurnished, straight coated, low Poodle content pairings.

Puppy coats are easy to maintain however, you should comb them frequently to prepare them for when their adult coat comes in. It is never too early to get your puppy used to grooming at home while they are young. We recommend you blow-dry after every bath to prevent their fur from matting and schedule regular sanitary and face trims throughout puppyhood. A mature Doodle will require professional grooming every 6-8 weeks. Brushing should be done at home at least a few times per week if not more depending on your dog's exact length and coat type. Bathing and blow-drying can be done every few weeks or as needed. Adult Doodles have a high maintenance coat that will need regular upkeep to help them stay looking their best. Please reconsider taking on the responsibility of a Doodle if you are not willing and able to care for their coat physically and financially throughout their entire life.

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In general, the curlier coats tend to shed the least but require the most maintenance. Whereas wavier coats don’t mat as easily but may come with minimal shedding. On occasion, we do have “unfurnished puppies”

The term "furnishings" refers to the long hair found on a dog's head and tail (mustache, eyebrows, etc). The Australian Shepherd is an unfurnished breed, whereas the Poodle is a furnished breed. Furnishings are a dominant trait, meaning a dog only needs to have one copy of the gene to show that physical trait. When a purebred Australian Shepherd is crossed with a purebred Poodle the resulting dog is an F1 Aussiedoodle. Generally speaking, all F1 Aussiedoodles are furnished, so long as the Poodle is properly coated. The same applies to F1b's and other generations backcrossed with more Poodles. When crossing multi-generational Aussiedoodles, or backcrossing with more Australian Shepherd, the genetics become a bit more complicated. If two dogs are paired together that both carry one copy of the unfurnished gene, there is a 25% chance for a puppy to be born unfurnished. We do not plan a breeding without taking this into heavy consideration. Minimal shedding is always ideal. However, temperament is our number one priority. Therefore, on rare occasions, we will choose to have a litter that will produce unfurnished puppies. Especially in special cases, such as breeding to retain a puppy for our program. Although chances are an unfurnished pup will shed more than a furnished one, it will still likely be less than that of a purebred Australian Shepherd. Unfurnished dogs also have many advantages such as; fewer water bowl messes, less dragging debris inside, and limited grooming (saving you money). If you are into the "Aussie look" with all of the wonderful Doodle temperament, an unfurnished pup may be the perfect fit for you.

It can be common for a Doodle’s color to change to some degree as they mature. Some colors lighten and some may darken. This comes from the Poodle side and can be present in any type of Poodle mix. We try our best to produce the most vibrant colors possible but health and temperament will always come first. We do try to make note of pairings that are highly likely to fade based on their parents.

Yes! The majority of our Doodles go to active families who enjoy outdoor activities together. Our Doodles love simple walks around the block, and exploring hiking trails and some enjoy swimming in rivers/ponds. Our Doodles (no matter the size) can tolerate more strenuous hiking although it is recommended you work up to longer/harder hikes and never push your dog past his/her limit. Any strenuous activity should wait until after your puppy has fully matured and their growth plates have closed for proper joint health.

All of our dogs are raised in our home, with our children, and we trust them wholeheartedly. We raise incredibly loyal breeds that can be very nurturing and protective by nature, especially with little ones. With that being said, please do keep in mind that nearly every puppy (regardless of breed) goes through a jumping phase and that because of the Australian Shepherd's natural working drive Aussiedoodles or Aussie Mountain Doodles may be more prone to "herding" running little ones. The majority of our adoptive families are those with children and they have done wonderfully, with proper obedience training.

We do not dock tails on Aussiedoodles, but do on occasion have puppies born with natural bobs. We also no longer remove dewclaws unless absolutely necessary as recent studies have shown a link between this practice and arthritis.

We ask that puppies are fixed no sooner than ten months of age (or after growth plates are closed) to ensure proper joint development. Around a year of age is ideal. All prices listed are for PET ONLY homes. Breeding rights are available on select puppies to approved breeders for an additional cost and include copies of parent's registration, health testing, etc.

Our 2-year Genetic Health Guarantee covers the 250+ genetic disorders that our dogs have been tested for ONLY. It does not cover communicable illnesses or conditions that can be caused by environmental factors such as diet, injury, etc. We do also offer a 2-day General Health Guarantee after pickup to ensure that your puppy comes home healthy.

We do not have a “facility” or a kennel setup. All of our puppies are raised and cared for in our home, by our family. For safety and bio-security reasons, WE DO NOT ALLOW VISITORS OUTSIDE OF PICKUP DAYS. We are happy to share updated photos and videos of your puppy at any time and do so frequently via Instagram. We understand your excitement and appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter.