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About Aussiedoodles in Gloucester, MA
Want to find the perfect puppy? You’re probably looking for an Aussiedoodle in Gloucester, MA! This unique hybrid breed crosses the brilliant Poodle with the beautiful Australian Shepherd. The Aussiedoodle combines one luxurious coat with an adorable face that’s totally irresistible.
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Vintage Pups
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Puppy Place
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PuppySpot
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Ralphs Puppies
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BigBoys
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PuppyTime
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Top Line Pups
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Prestigious Pups
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Questions & Answers
An Aussiedoodle is a hybrid or designer dog breed made by crossing an Australian Shepherd and a Poodle. It's a popular designer dog breed that stands out in the canine world because of its affectionate, loyal, and active nature. The Aussiedoodle is usually eager to please its owners and has an even temperament that enables it to get along well with children and other pets. Typically, they are low to non-shedding and usually require minimal grooming. An Aussiedoodle's luxurious coat can come in an array of different colors and is quite soft to the touch.
Managing allergies with Aussiedoodles is not a simple task, but there are steps you can take. Firstly, it's important to be aware of the allergens that affect you most. If possible, ask for a full list of the parent breeds' known allergens so you can take them into consideration when finding an Aussiedoodle puppy. It's also a good idea to research individual Aussiedoodles, as some may be more hypoallergenic than others. Finally, grooming your Aussiedoodle regularly can help reduce its allergen load.
Aussiedoodles require a diet that is tailored to their individual needs to ensure they get the nutrition and vitamins they need. It's best to feed your Aussiedoodle a high-quality dry dog food that is rich in proteins, healthy fats, complex carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Be sure to check the ingredients list and avoid products with too much sugar, artificial colors, and fillers. You may also want to offer your Aussiedoodle some home-cooked meals that are low in fat and rich in lean proteins and grains.
Before getting your new Aussiedoodle, there are some important steps you should take to ensure a smooth transition for you and your pup. First, make sure your home is prepared for their arrival by providing them with their own bed, toys, food, and water dishes. Next, find out from their breeder what the pup was fed and continue with the same diet. Ensure that you have the necessary food, grooming products, vaccines, and any prescribed medications. Lastly, create a safe environment for your pup by puppy-proofing your home and yard.
As a hybrid mix of an Australian Shepherd and a Poodle, the size of your Aussiedoodle puppy can vary greatly. The size of the puppy is typically determined by the size of their parents; therefore, the size of the Aussiedoodle puppy can range anywhere from 14-23 inches tall and 15-80 pounds. In order to get a better idea of the potential size of your Aussiedoodle puppy, you may want to inquire with the breeder about the size of each of the parents, their ages, and any other relevant information.
Absolutely! Taking your Aussiedoodle running can be a great opportunity for both of you to get exercise and spend quality time together. However, before you set off, make sure your pup is healthy enough to go for a jog and that you've trained him on basic commands like "heel" and "stop." Bring plenty of water with you to keep your pup hydrated and take plenty of breaks. Additionally, running in climates warmer than your pup is used to can be dangerous, so always be aware of the temperature and make sure to watch out for signs of heat exhaustion.
Aussiedoodles typically have a sociable temperament and often interact well with other pets. They are usually friendly and get along with other animals, including dogs, cats, birds, and even small animals such as rabbits. Generally, they are relatively easy to train and can learn to get along with other pets quickly. For best results, it is important to introduce them to other animals early and gradually increase their exposure. However, their behavior around other pets will vary depending on the individual's personality so it is important to consider their individual needs when introducing them to other pets.
Training an Aussiedoodle requires patience and commitment. Start off by teaching your pup basic commands such as "sit", "stay", and "come". Once your pup has a grasp of these commands, move on to more advanced commands and even tricks. Reward your pup for completing tasks correctly with verbal and physical praise, such as a treat or petting. Also, keep training sessions short, as not to tire out your pup. Consistency is key when training your Aussiedoodle, so be sure to have regular training sessions and keep reinforcing old commands.
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