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Mini Aussiedoodles have captured hearts with charm and intelligence, but navigating the different generations (F1, F1b, F2) can be confusing. Don’t worry; we’re here to help! This guide will break down the key differences between generations to find the perfect Mini Aussiedoodle pup for your lifestyle – whether you prioritize low-shedding fur, a specific temperament, or minimizing allergies. Let’s find your furry best friend!
mini aussiedoodle
A Mini Aussiedoodle is a mix between a Miniature Australian Shepherd and a Miniature Poodle. They are small, playful, and really smart. Because they come from two intelligent breeds, Mini Aussiedoodles are easy to train and love spending time with people. They usually weigh 10 to 20 pounds, making them perfect for families or people who want a small, active dog. Their size and personality make them great companions for both kids and adults!
purebred Poodle
purebred Australian Shepherd
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An F1b generation dog is the offspring of an F1 generation dog and a purebred dog. It has 75% of the purebred parent’s breed and 25% of the other parent’s breed. F1b Aussiedoodles are even less likely to shed than F1 Aussiedoodles. They are a good choice for people with severe allergies.
Example: an Aussiedoodle whose mother is a purebred Australian Shepherd and father a purebred Poodle.
Example: An Aussiedoodle whose mother is an Aussiedoodle and father is a purebred Poodle is an F1b generation dog.
purebred Poodle
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An F1 generation dog is the offspring of two purebred dogs. It has 50% of each parent’s breed. F1 Mini Aussiedoodles are often low-shedding and healthier than their parents. They may be a good choice for people with mild allergies, but F1b or higher generations are better for people with severe allergies.
purebred Poodle
F1 Aussiedoodle
F1bb
F1bb dogs are the offspring of an F1b dog and a purebred dog. They are less likely to shed than other Aussiedoodles
Example: an F1b Aussiedoodle whose mother is an F1 Aussiedoodle and father a purebred Poodle.
Example: an Aussiedoodle whose mother is an Aussiedoodle F1 and whose father is an Aussiedoodle F1
Aussiedoodle F1
Aussiedoodle F1
F2
F2 dogs are the offspring of two F1 dogs or an F1 dog and an F1b dog. F2 dogs can have straight, wavy, or curly hair. We breed F1b dogs with F1 dogs to get mostly curly-coated puppies. These puppies are good for people with allergies.
At Petsay
Mini Aussiedoodles are small dogs, but their size can vary slightly. On average, a Mini Aussiedoodle will weigh between 10 to 20 pounds when fully grown. Their height usually ranges from 12 to 18 inches tall at the shoulder. The size of a Mini Aussiedoodle depends a lot on genetics. Since they are a mix between a Miniature Poodle and a Mini Australian Shepherd, their size can be influenced by the size of their parents. If the parents are on the smaller side, the puppy will likely be smaller. But if the parents are larger, the Mini Aussiedoodle could grow closer to 20 pounds. Even though Mini Aussiedoodles are small, they still have a lot of energy and love to run and play. Hence, they’re the perfect size for people who want a fun, active dog but in a smaller package!
There are different types of Aussiedoodles: F1, F1b, F1bb, F2, F2b, and F2bb. Each type has different traits, like how much they shed and their personality. Knowing the differences can help you choose the best Aussiedoodle for your family. Always talk to a good breeder to get a healthy puppy.
