Are Aussiedoodles Easy to Potty Train?

Feel a little nauseous at the thought of potty training your Aussiedoodle? Worried it’ll be like having a newborn baby with lots of sleepless nights? Perhaps this is the one thing putting you off taking the plunge to commit to a dog? We set out to explore whether Aussiedoodles respond well to potty training and … Read more

Male or Female Maltipoo – Which Is Better?

What do you get when you cross a Toy or Miniature Poodle with the instantly recognizable Maltese? A petite, intelligent, loving, often vocal, bundle of gorgeousness better known as the Maltipoo! Many people often wait months to hear that a litter has safely arrived only to be faced with the age-old dilemma. Boy or girl? … Read more

Do Poodles Have a High Prey Drive? What Will They Chase?

Considering a Poodle but worried they will run here, there, and everywhere after anything that dares to move? Concerned you’ll never be able to let your gorgeous Poodle off the leash to have fun outdoor adventures? Fed up with Poodles getting a bad reputation for having high prey drives? Perhaps you are a Doodle owner … Read more

How Big Do Mini Bernedoodles Get?

The Bernedoodle is a delightful combination of the intelligent Poodle and the goofy yet loyal Bernese Mountain Dog.  The result is a truly adorable pup that equally loves playing as it does a good cuddle with its human on the sofa.  When you factor in that crossing the pair often results in fewer health problems … Read more

Reverse F1b Sheepadoodle – What’s the Deal?

There are many different terms associated with dog breeds and they can be somewhat overwhelming. In this article, we specifically look at the particular term reverse F1b. Whilst reverse F1b is a generic term across the Poodle mixes we are specifically concentrating on the Sheepadoodle as we explore how this is achieved. By the end … Read more

Running with your Labradoodle: A Complete Guide

We know that all dogs run, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that all breeds make equally suitable running partners; just because a dog can run, doesn’t automatically mean that they should. Both Labradors and Standard Poodles were originally bred for their water retrieving capabilities, assisting both fishermen and hunters alike, so it stands to reason … Read more