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Mini Aussiedoodles are a cute and smart dog breed created by mixing an Australian Shepherd with a Poodle. They have three main coat types: wavy, curly, and straight. Wavy coats are soft and easy to care for, blending the Australian Shepherd’s straight fur with the Poodle’s curls. Curly coats are dense and tight, similar to a Poodle’s, and need regular grooming to stop tangles but shed less and are often good for people with allergies. Straight coats look more like the Australian Shepherd’s and are smooth and flat but may shed more. Taking care of all coat types means regular brushing, bathing, and trimming to keep your dog healthy and looking great!
Mini Aussiedoodles with wavy coats are a mix of Australian Shepherd and Poodle, giving them soft, fluffy waves that are neither too curly nor straight. This coat type is popular because it looks great and is easier to care for than curly coats.
The texture is soft and wavy, making the dog appear neat and fluffy.
Wavy coats shed a little, so they are easier to manage for families. Sometimes, they are partly hypoallergenic, depending on genetics.
Brush 2–3 times a week to avoid tangles and keep the fur shiny.
Give your dog a bath every 4–8 weeks using gentle dog shampoo and conditioner.
Get their coat trimmed by a groomer every 6–8 weeks to keep it neat.
A slicker brush, metal comb, and de-shedding tool will help with regular grooming.
Mini Aussiedoodles with curly coats have tight, spiral-like curls that come from their Poodle parent. These coats are super cute and look like a teddy bear, but they need extra care to stay neat and healthy.
Texture: The fur is thick and tightly curled, like a Poodle’s.
Shedding: These dogs don’t shed much, making them a great choice for people with allergies.
Appearance: Their curly coats make them look fluffy and adorable.
Brush the coat 3-4 times a week or daily if needed. Use a slicker brush and a comb to stop tangles and mats.
Bath them every 4-6 weeks using a gentle dog shampoo and conditioner to keep the curls soft.
Use a blow-dryer after baths to prevent mats and keep the curls in shape.
Get a professional groomer to trim their coat every 6-8 weeks to keep it neat, especially around their face and paws.
Mini Aussiedoodles with straight coats look more like their Australian Shepherd parent. Their fur is smooth sleek, and lies flat against their body. Here’s a quick guide to understand and take care of these dogs
Texture: The fur is flat and straight, but it might have a slight wave on the back or tail.
Shedding: Straight coats shed the most compared to wavy or curly coats, so regular brushing is a must to keep your home tidy.
Appearance: These dogs have a shiny and neat look, just like Australian Shepherds.
Use a slicker brush or a de-shedding tool once or twice a week to remove loose fur.
Bath them every 6–8 weeks with gentle dog shampoo. They don’t get dirty easily because dirt tends to fall off their coat.
A de-shedding comb, slicker brush, and dog shampoo are all you need.
Trimming isn’t needed often, but you can tidy up areas around the face, paws, and tail for a clean look.
Mini Aussiedoodles are an awesome and fun breed with three main types of coats: wavy, curly, and straight. Each one has its special look and needs when it comes to grooming. Wavy coats are soft and easy to take care of, curly coats are thick and don’t shed much, and straight coats are smooth and shiny. To keep them looking great and healthy, they need regular brushing, bathing, and sometimes trimming. By knowing how to take care of each coat type, you can make sure your Mini Aussiedoodle stays happy and well-groomed. No matter which coat you like best—whether it’s the cute waves, the soft curls, or the smooth, straight fur—each one makes this breed even more lovable!
