Top 10 Facts To Know Before Owning an Aussiedoodle

[@davemarshall4725]

I have an Aussiedoodle and he is everything you discribed ,I can’t get up for coffee without him following me he is a great watch dog alerts me of any noises outside especially the mailman , he is very clingy dog

[@davemarshall4725]

But he likes to play keep away rather than fetch

[@johnnybaseball154]

I’m so excited I’m getting my aussie doodle on the 15th!!

[@baddrivercam]

we get our F1 aussiedoodle tomorrow. looking forward to him and our autistic son to bond and play.

[@darrenwatson3759]

Just found out my friend from high schools mom is breeding her Australian Shepherd with a poodle. Was looking for an Australian Shepherd at first. But once i did some research I’m stoked now. This video helped so much!

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Darren Watson aww yayy!! I’m so excited for you!

[@terril.3030]

My aussiedoodle barks a lot. He is a great alert dog.

[@jillianbalderama9450]

I cant wait to watch him grow! I'm getting mine in December :)

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Ahhh can't wait for you to welcome yours!!! :)

[@sky-vh3fr]

I am too!

[@jillianbalderama9450]

@@sky-vh3fr yay! cant wait to see your puppy!

[@pj9241]

I have a 9 month old AussieDoodle he is a beast. They get more wavy and shed a little. He can jump about 6ft in air and is very strong. Hikes, walks, and a Kong will be your best friend. Around 6 months they definitely transition and will test you. Also I have the same vest for mine be-careful if he wants to he will be able to get out of it if pulling away from you. But they are the best.

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Amazing!! Jaxon already has a high vertical jump too 😅

[@lava_lamp101youtub3]

I can’t stop watching these kinds of videos! I’m getting mine on Halloween! 👻

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Omg I'm so excited for you!! :)

[@terrirocheleau2504]

I have a 1 year old toy Aussie doodle and he is super smart. When he wants something he will go to the item and bark and look at me then where the ltem is located. He’s like Lassie 😅

[@juanitaevans2715]

Love love love Jaxson. I will go get mine on Monday, Nov 23rd; just in time for Thanksgiving. Phantom. Can't wait.

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Ahh that’s so exciting!! Congrats :)

[@danquinn9381]

Jackson will bark more as he ages. We laugh because the breeder said not a barking breed. Our Maggie will bark at blowing leaves. Great frisbee dog. Best retriever.

[@carolynjoseph2099]

How did you train jaxon to not nip at feet . My mini Aussie doodle is 13 was and is constantly nipping at my legs and heals.

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

I had a toy at hand (or in my pocket) all the time. I would put the toy at his mouth when he nipped then he eventually learned to “nip” at toys rather than me

[@mimigott5166]

Jackson is a beautiful mini ausidoodle! His lovely temperament already shows . I’m very interested in this breed. I have two Standard Poodles from a litter I raised . I had the magnificent father and adorable mother but both passed away at 16 yrs this past winter. I have two male sons left with me and both 13 yrs. I have always had a dog in my life and some moved across States and simply different homes. I’m 73 and consider all that now and my longevity. But arrangements can be made. My dogs too were all trained for therapy work and have done a lot of that. I don’t want to be selfish but would love to continue having a loving doggie partner in my life. I have been a nurse for 50 yrs and would prefer not to continue having large dogs but I don’t believe a rescued dog would be trustworthy to me . Puppies are work but the bonding is invaluable. I don’t want to be selfish to the dog with my age and I know how debilitating grief from loss of someone you love. You are young and many of my issues don’t apply but you seem rather mature about your attitude toward these mini Aussie Doodles. Thank you for your time . M

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Thank you for sharing :)

[@afaves4665]

Omgosh he is adorable.. my 4 y/o mini Aussie doodle barks constantly!!! She will hear a car door close across the street while laying on our couch. She will jump off, run to the other side of our house and go crazy! She is hyper sensitive to all sights and sounds. We love her to pieces but that is our least favorite part for sure.

[@mimigott5166]

I know some rather amazing details about Poodles, Standard. They are enormously intense about their guard dog duties. My Poodles change out guard duty at the front picture window sitting on a long wide great doggie and human couch . The other one and frequently my sons big black one who is my two boys brother ( and comes to visit) will nap with one eye open just eagerly waiting for an “ inside bark” , which is muffled or softer . Then the circus begins!!! They all three ( age 13 but act 2), spring into action! After standing at a full alert with front paws on back of cushions and couch they completely trust the assessment of the one who was on official guard duty. They catch the scent or view the intruder coming down the lane. If it’s a large dog on or off leash there isn’t much acceptance, same for single male walking or running, single female human they give her a slight bit of slack. If children it becomes a pityful whine but one of “ the children shouldn’t be without a big human or someone like us watching over then. They sound worried. God forbid if it’s a single dog alone because this means one thing only!! Intruder or uninvited invader! Full alert!! One remains at picture window, one flies over the edge of couch to brace himself at the locked open view front doors, the other will race full speed with poodle ears blowing and head down hallway to front corner bedroom with double windows for a great view of the small street that leads to s park and a walking /bicycle path! It becomes a symphony of well tuned Standard Poodles in perfect harmony! I trust them and never yell at them even though I almost jump up and out of my skin. I do speak to each one closely to their ear and ask them for info on the situation that they find themselves compelled to respond about to me. We have our vocabulary filled with “ leave, let it go, I see it, good job , I’m proud of you and I love you. I touch and go to each one and speak French to them. I seldom speak English to them their finishing touch is to head out the back doors to the back lawn and do s thorough investigation of the fence line while “ marking it “obviously saying “ keep out”. To relax and thank them for loving me so much to put themselves into such a state of fight or flight . I don’t know much about Aussie’s but their appearance is just adorable!! My dogs and their amazing but deceased parents have a been certified in ‘ Dog Therapy’. They attended all the classes and passed all their tests and spent many wonderful hours helping people feel better physically and mentally. I was a nurse for 50 years and that helped me find my dogs great volunteer positions. All the training is the most important recommendation I ever make to anyone. Puppy classes on up and stop anytime after level 2 and don’t even do therapy classes . Petsmart is great for the basics. . I just wrote an essay but I felt like sharing . Hope it helped you not feel alone about your doggie’s barking , it must really love you.

[@gertyterry1897]

I pick up my new mini Aussiedoodle baby girl, Maggie next weekend! I can’t wait! 😍😍😍

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Woohoo!!! Congrats :)

[@almashapaka4678]

I have a 6 month old aussiedoodle she love to dash and leap in the water along the lake. Only barks as a warning when someone is outside.

[@hannahs.4034]

Please keep us updated on how therapy training is going! I’m a nurse and I’ve really been wanting a hypoallergenic poodle mix to train as a therapy dog so I can take him/her to visit patients. Thank you and good luck!!

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Omg thank you so much for everything you’re doing during this time!! And will do :)

[@whitneymohrhauser8753]

I applied for a dog at Canine Companions for Independence as an ESA and they do have Therapy Dogs training as well.

[@TheBurrito171]

Just get a poodle. These are not hypoallergenic. What’s the point of crossing an actual allergy friendly dog with a big shedder/ big allergen for the purpose of “creating a non shedding hypoallergenic” dog? It’s counterproductive. A poodle alone is also a better therapy dog than an Aussie. Poodles also already come in 3 sizes if you wanted one smaller. This doodle crap is just for fashion, and gets you 0 benefits over getting a poodle. You’re just watering down the traits you want for no good reason, and paying way more for it too.

[@tanyabell4419]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@minawanders]

I have a mini Aussiedoodle as well, he’s 1 year old and weighs 42lbs

[@davemarshall4725]

Mine is 5 now and 80 pounds

[@natalieloves13]

I'm trying to get one in June! I'm thinking about it, definitely.

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Ahh soo exciting!!

[@juliecanei3697]

Good info! Thx.

[@sophia-tg9cr]

I have a mini Aussie doodle! She’s way to smart. She learned how to open the doors. And get this...our door’s have the round handles not the long ones and yet she can still open them. She knows over 20 tricks and her favorite one is “say your prayers” yep she knows how to pray. Anywho- can’t wait to watch your cute doggo grow up. Aussie doodles are amazing dogs!

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Omg that’s so awesome!!! It amazes me every time at how smart these dogs really are. Jaxon can open and close doors too haha. What would you say is the most useful trick you’ve taught her? And thank you :)

[@sophia-tg9cr]

Jaxon The Mini Aussiedoodle, the most useful trick is probably “clean up your toys” she puts her toys in her basket. Also Tysm for pinning my comment your so kind :D

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

@@sophia-tg9cr ahhh amazing!!! Of course :)

[@sophia-tg9cr]

Jaxon The Mini Aussiedoodle, c:

[@JoshWitte]

Aww, cuties 🥰

[@amandabullock4665]

i get mine on christmas! I can’t wait

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Sooo exciting!!

[@jacesnyder]

I’m getting my Aussie on the 23rd of April!

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Omg congrats!!

[@vracan]

did he change to curly coat?

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

His puppy coat definitely was a bit straighter than his adult coat. I’m happy with the curls tho :)

[@caseythomas7416]

We have a girl aussie doodle ....how you taught him to ring bell for bathroom.. ..o like to see some training videos

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Aww that's awesome! Ringing the bell for the bathroom video is actually on the way soon. It is a lifesaver and a nice way for dogs to communicate

[@jessicaventura2400]

What's a good gps for them my last dog was stolen and my husband brought me another one 😢

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

I heard great things about the Apple Airtag!

[@jessicaventura2400]

Thank you I'll look into it right away

[@whitneymohrhauser8753]

I am looking for information an ESA dog for my needs. I think the variation of the doodles will be the best. I need a dog that keeps me on my toes. I enjoy exercising with a dog more than a person. I applied at Canine Companions for Independence.

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Doodles are definitely one of the best!! (my opinion haha). Good luck with everything :)

[@johnnygiram7763]

Where did you buy your aussie doodle from I have been looking for one to buy.

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

That's exciting!! I actually got Jaxon from a local breeder here in Southern Illinois, but if you join and search Aussiedoodle facebook groups, I'm sure you can find one!!

[@LailaJohansssonSweden]

Rover's Makeover Dog Grooming made a vid on grooming a ausiedoodle puppy, made me wanna get one! ❤️

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Ohh I’ll have to check it out!

[@lizxfiasco]

I watched that one aswell. They were so cute as this one is. Almost made me want one.

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

@@lizxfiasco Get one!!! You won't regret it :)

[@gachacactoos5681]

Where can I find an ausiedoodle I live on Maui TwT

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Facebook groups are a great way to find!! Many aussiedoodles can be adopted through there :)

[@raecollier154]

Did you crop his tail?

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

I did not! I unfortunately did not learn about the cropping until after we got him

[@Soccer_12red]

I get my on Fri mar30😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Congrats!!

[@lifeaskekereid1827]

How did you got Jackson not to drool in car ride ?

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

I started taking him on car rides at a very young age! I recommended getting them accustomed early so they aren’t car sick as they get older :)

[@aidan9752]

7:32 the basenji doesnt bark

[@josephkoury2671]

How much does he weigh now?

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Joseph Koury at 4 months old, he’s about 15 lbs! More or less lol

[@josephkoury2671]

Jaxon The Mini Aussiedoodle Oh wow, big boy!! Any idea how much his parents weighed?

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Joseph Koury Haha I know right! Right on the verge of “mini” hahah. Mom was 30 lbs and dad was 12!

[@josephkoury2671]

Jaxon The Mini Aussiedoodle That’s awesome! I pick up my mini October 2nd. Her parents are also the same weights. Mom is 28 and dad is 14. I have high hopes she will be as big as Jaxson!!

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Joseph Koury ahh that’s awesome!! Wish you the best! The first couple weeks might be rough haha 😅 but after it should be smooth; they’re quick learners!

[@SimplySami13]

is he an f1 or f1b? :)

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

F1B!

[@SimplySami13]

@@JaxontheAussiedoodle thank you sooo much!!

[@caseyalan5398]

Bro that’s not a 3 month old mini Aussie doodle…. That has to be a standard

[@JaxontheAussiedoodle]

Definitely borderline haha

[@carolinepoblete-ioannidis3292]

You look like my Kuya.

[@mt7427]

You are wrong about the barking! Wait till it’s older, mine barks at the TV at other animals at people coming near me.