Mini Aussiedoodles – The Best of Both Breeds!

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.–Anatole France (1844-1924)

THIS PAGE IS OUTDATED –

But we do have a NEW Mini Aussiedoodle litter

available now and an upcoming litter going home in 4 months!

Contact me for More Info at 360-448-1477

 

PLEASE VISIT OUR NURSERY FOR

MORE INFORMATION

ON OUR CURRENT AND UPCOMING LITTERS

 

 This Mini F1 Aussiedoodle litter is between Molly and Concho, they had 8 puppies in all in our last litter.

Their last litter was nothing short of amazing! You can see the puppies pictures here! The Sire of this litter is a champion Toy Australian Shepherd, for more info on this little guy please contact me.

We do not dock tails on our Aussiedoodles

These adorable puppies will be between 15-20 pounds and 14-16 inches in height (measured from the floor to the top of their front shoulder) and low to non-shedding. They’re VERY cuddly and sweet. Actually one of the sweetest litters we’ve ever had here at Dreamydoodles in regards to temperament! You just can’t go wrong a Molly and Concho aussiedoodle puppy!  

These two produce some of the VERY BEST mini aussiedoodle litters you’re going to find any where.

We’re planning new litters!

For more information on UPCOMING litters please visit this page

More about the Aussiedoodle

$2,500

Winter 2014 Litter List

Born Jan 18th 2014

1. Breeders Pick – Purple Female
2. Daniel & Jessica – – Pink Girl – New York (Name: “Bardot”)
3. Kathleen L. and Family – Green Girl – California
4. Emily and Family – Blue Boy –  Washington State
5. Andrea and Family – White Boy-  Illinois
6. Cheryl and Family – Red Boy – Florida
7. Sarah and Family – Green Boy – Washington
8. Yellow Girl – sold

7 Weeks Old

Every new puppy parent will receive:

• 2 yr Health Guarantee
• First Puppy Vaccine (Five Way Puppy Vaccine) DA2PPV at 8 weeks.
• Age appropriate wormings 2, 4, 6, 8 weeks.
• Vet Checked before going home to insure your puppy is healthy before leaving our care.
• Microchip for Permanent Identification
• Collar and Leash
• Toy and scent blanket
• Best of all, a well socialized, happy, loving lifetime pet!

Learn More About Our Breeding Program Here!

Mini Aussiedoodle Parents:

Molly – Moyen Size Poodle

• Molly’s Page and More Pictures

 

 

• Name: Molly
• Breed: Moyen Poodle (Klein Poodle)
• Color: Apricot
• Eyes: Hazel eyes
• Height: 16″
• Weight: 17 lbs
• Breeder: TheMoyenPoodle.comb

Molly’s Genetic Testing

• Cerf: Normal Eyes
• OFA Hips and Elbows: Prelim Good
• Heart: Clear
• Von Willebrand’s Disease (vWD): Cleared by parentage

Stud – Toy Australian Shepherd – Concho

• Name: Concho
• Color: Red Merle
• Eyes: 2 Blue Eyes
• Height: 13″
• Weight: 15 lbs

Concho’s Genetic Testing

• CERF: Eyes Normal
• OFA Hips EXCELLENT
• prcd-PRA (Progressive Retinal Atrophy) CLEAR
• DM (Canine degenerative myelopathy) CLEAR
• MDR1 (Multi Drug Resistance) CLEAR
• HD (Hereditary Cataracts) CLEAR

Please use the form at the bottom of this page to contact me for more pictures and information on the parents of this litter or email info@dreamydoodles.com.

5 Weeks Old – Picks from this litter has started

Picks from the litter have started based on the order of the deposits received.

Dark Green Collar Male: PICKED

 

White Collar Male: PICKED

    

Red Collar Male: PICKED

Blue Collar Male: PICKED

Yellow Collar Female: AVAILABLE

Green Collar Female AVAILABLE:

Pink Collar Female PICKED:

We have decided to keep Purple Girl here at Dreamydoodles NW

Video from 2/23/14

Some Fun Photos

       

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4 Weeks Old

3 Weeks Old

1 Week Old

We will have upcoming litters of the Standard Size Aussiedoodles in 2014. Click here for more info!

More Pictures – Last Litter

Here is Ziggy a Mini Aussiedoodle at 12 weeks.

Agnes – Mini Aussiedoodle at 12 weeks old!

Agnes from Molly’s last litter.. to see more AMAZING photos of Agnes growing up visit her Dad and Moms photo album online..
http://ink361.com/app/tag/agnestheaussiedoodle

Kimber and Agnes now!

Video Playlist of our Mini Aussiedoodles

Watch Videos from The Dreamydoodle Youtube Video Channel Above

Shipping Puppies

For more info on shipping please review our Transportation Page

More Pictures!

 

 

 

From Kimbers Mom:

Hi Barbara, As a quick update Kimber started agility training and is a star. In the evaluation she was never more than a foot from my left heel! Wow. She loved all the obstacles except the tire and she slept like the dead that evening. She is so wonderful. You’re the best. Thank you, Dy Hi Barb. She just did another growth spurt so she is a bit lanky right now. She weighs 11.6. Pretty small but fast and smart. Really sweet and trains very easily. Great dog.  I think she will fill out a bit but she may have another growth spurt too. Apparently Aggie is a good 5 pounds larger. (Kimber attended our Puppy Boot Camp, but I take no credit for her agility skills those are Thanx to Dy’s hard work and Kimbers natural abilities) Hi Barbara, Kimber is now 12.25 pounds. Her personality is just enchanting. I am constantly told “I don’t really like dogs but she is so sweet.” She loves her Agility games. They challenge her mind and she sleeps quite well after playing. I couldn’t imagine a more perfect dog. – Dyan

  

From Nashville’s Mom:

Hi Barbara,

Thanks for writing. We are happy to give you a report on Nashville. She is the perfect dog in every way-we love her personality, her energy, her coat and her size. I think Molly and Concho are a perfect combination.

As you know we had a hard time trying to decide which puppy to pick based on energy levels. Nash turned out to be just right for us. She can keep up with our family on walks and adventures and has a great spark to her. However she has a magic switch that turns off when it is time to relax and she can cuddle and relax with us.

More important is the question of her temperament. She has a wonderful spark and zest yet she very much knows her place in our family. She is NOT a dominate alpha dog-she is playful and inquisitive but she is submissive when she should be. PERFECT!

Nashi stands about 15 inches tall. She weighs about 6-8 pounds. Sorry to not be exact but we don’t have a scale around here. These dogs do seem to have air in their bones…they are very lightweight.

Her coat is wavy. It is really pretty but it does tend to mat. Especially the underneath-her belly/chest and her legs. We have gotten her groomed twice but probably should have done it more often (or kept up better ourselves) as 2 days ago we had her shaved on the legs and belly/chest because her mats were too bad. She looks kinda funny now but it will grow back. The groomer says it is the worst now because her puppy hair is still in and the other hair is growing in and it wants to mat up where the new hair comes in because the puppy hair is still there as it doesn’t shed. So grooming needs to be more of a process with these dogs. Nash’s hair was about 3 1/2 inches long on the top when we got her groomed. It didn’t mat on the top and sides…only the belly/chest and the legs.

Nash doesn’t shed. It is lovely on my carpets and bedding! My husband is allergic slightly to dogs and he has not had a reaction to Nash (and we even have her sleep with us-shhh, don’t tell 🙂 And she smells good…not all doggy.

She potty trained easily and soon was going to the door to let us know she had to go. We took her out OFTEN at first and tried to always use the same door. We crated her in our room at night and even before she was fully potty trained she could last in the crate at night for about 8 hours. She is now out of the crate at night and sleeps peacefully with us.

Well sorry to have taken so much of your time but I wanted to let you know how thrilled we are with our Nashi-poo. My Mom calls her the perfect dog.

I will try to send some pictures but she looks ridiculous now because of her shaving!

Kristin

From Ziggy’s Mom

Hi Barbara!

We are doing absolutely great with Ziggy. We love him so much. He is a great little dog. I wish we were closer so you could see him! Anyway, here are the answers to your questions.

Ziggy turns 9 months old today (for reference).

Size Questions:
-He weighs 18 1/2 lbs.

– He stands 16″ tall (at the shoulders). His legs are long.

-Ziggy does shed a little bit. It’s not that much, but compared to our Wheaten Terrier, he does. Compared to, for example, our friends’ Golden Retriever, he barely sheds at all! I have a funny feeling that some of the other litter mates may not shed – the ones that have more of a “doodle” look to them. He still has characteristics of an Aussie, like not much hair on his legs, feathers behind his upper legs, etc., although he is starting to look more and more “doodle-y”.

– We do not have allergies to dogs in our family so I can’t really answer that except to say that we have friends (a couple) who are allergic to dogs and they don’t seem to have a problem with him. But that isn’t the same as living with a dog, and I have hardwood floors and run air filters to keep the air clean (not because of the dog).

Coat
– His coat is not curly. It’s more wavy. It never mats at all, even though I’ve never cut it (yet) and hardly ever brush it. He has an unbelievably gorgeous coat.

– As I said, he never, ever mats.

– I had him groomed once (it was just a bath and nails) to get him used to it. Now, when the groomer comes to do our Wheaten, I have her do Ziggy’s nails, but he hasn’t needed grooming yet. I bathe him myself.

Temperament
– I would say that this dog is not shy at all. He loves everybody and will jump right into the lap of a stranger (and kiss their face if they aren’t careful). He is also super friendly with other dogs. And he is extremely cuddly and affectionate.

– I will say one thing – he has had some fears of wierd things like scooters, roller blades, that sort of thing. But we are working on that and it’s getting better.

– I would call this a fairly high energy dog – he needs an activity every day – BUT he is super mellow the rest of the time. As long as he gets some action at some point. This could be in the form of a walk, a romp in the park with other dogs, a training session. I notice he is much happier when given a job to do. He loves training. Having said all of this, I think it’s important to remember that he is still a puppy. I don’t know – maybe he will mellow with age (or need less sleep?).

Training
– You didn’t ask this but I wanted to add that this is an extremely easy to train dog. I’ve never had a herding breed before and I’m amazed at the focus and intelligence. It’s remarkable. We are always surprised by him.

– This is a very human focused dog. Therefore, our biggest difficulty has been working on “social isolation” (the hardest part of the Canine Good Citizen test). I love that he wants to be with us so much but we are still working on him learning to be calm when we leave him. I’m finding the most effective way to combat this is an extended “down stay”. He’s doing great with this.

I’ve posted a few pictures so you have some of him. If you want any more, just let me know.
Amy

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Barbara, I thought you might like to know how smart your little mini Aussies really are. Ziggy was a very busy little man this morning, and so I thought I’d give him something to do that would take him a lot of time. I have a ball that we use for agility training. It velcros shut so that you can put a treat in it, close it, and then throw it ahead past a jump or whatever so that the dog charges forward rather than look at you, collecting his treat at the end. The first thing you have to do is teach your dog how to open it. This is done systematically by first placing a treat in it with it completely open, then with one flap partially closed, working your way up to two, then closing it very loosely, until finally you are able to really close it. This is done over the course of days. I have a friend who does agility with me whose dog didn’t learn for weeks. Anyway, I thought to myself, “I’m going to put a treat in there and close it up super tight. He’ll smell the treat and it will take ages for him to figure out how to get it out.” Would you believe he had that treat out in probably 15 seconds??????? I nearly died. My big challenge is to find a puzzle that challenges him. I’ve bought a couple and he has figured them out right away. Kudos to you. Such a smart little dog. 🙂 – Amy (Ziggy also participates in Agility and is a real superstar)

From Daisy’s Mom:

Hello Barbara,

Daisy is a shy puppy towards people. She is very outgoing towards other dogs. She is a very happy dog and calm when alone and extremely energetic when around other animals. I am using a professional trainer with her as I am unable to physically walk her to train on a leash.

She weighs about 17 lbs. Her coloring is changing, she is getting lighter colors in areas and her but looks like a white tail deer. I will try to send more photos in the next week or so.

Thank you for your follow up.

Katie

 

 

From Shelby Shay’s Mom:

Shelby Shay Updates:

Weight: 15 LBS.

Height: 15 1/4″
Length: from tip of nose to base of tail 26″
– Do they shed? No shedding
– Do you have problems with allergies and does your dog affect your allergies? No allergies

Then the coat questions…
– Are they curly, wavy? Wavy soft
– Do they mat? No Mats, also water repels nicely off her fur.
– How many times have you had to take them in to the groomer? We groomed her 1 time ourselves and a groomer 1 time. plan every 8 weeks.

are they timid or shy? She is not timid but is cautious and protective when a new person comes to our house but then warms up.
– what is the energy level of your dog? She has a lot of energy medium high. She loves to play with her toys and her favorite thing to play with us is tug-a-war with the towel we dry her with from the rain and fetch. She also loves to tease us especially with socks. She will steal a sock and bring it to us so we see it in her mouth. When we go to get it she runs and the game continues..it’s a hoot!!

She has such an awesome personality we absolutely love her to pieces

– Nikki

 

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