Our Breeds

The Aussiedoodle is a highly intelligent, loving hybrid of the Australian Shepherd and the Poodle. They come in a variety of striking colors and patterns, often with expressive eyes and a soft, wavy-to-curly coat. Known for being low-to-non-shedding, Aussiedoodles are a great option for families seeking an allergy-friendly companion. They are outgoing, affectionate, and very people-oriented, forming strong bonds with their families. Their high intelligence makes them easy to train and eager to please. Aussiedoodles are active dogs who enjoy playtime, walks, and mental stimulation. They get along well with children and other pets when properly socialized. Regular brushing and professional grooming every few months help keep their coats healthy and mat-free. Because they thrive on interaction, they do best in homes where they aren’t left alone for long periods. Overall, Aussiedoodles are joyful, versatile, and loyal companions suited for active, engaged families.

The Bernedoodle is a gentle, affectionate cross between the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Poodle. They are known for their striking tri-color, bi-color, or phantom patterns and their soft, wavy-to-curly, low-shedding coats. Bernedoodles are loving, loyal, and patient, making them excellent family companions and great with children. They typically have a calm, easygoing temperament but still enjoy playtime, outdoor adventures, and moderate daily exercise. Their intelligence and eagerness to please make training enjoyable and rewarding. Bernedoodles thrive on companionship and tend to be very people-focused. Regular grooming and brushing are needed to prevent matting and maintain their beautiful coats. They are known for their goofy, charming personalities and their desire to stay close to their families. Because of their Bernese roots, they appreciate a steadier, more relaxed pace compared to some doodle breeds. Overall, Bernedoodles are loving, loyal, and adaptable dogs that fit beautifully into family life.

The Australian Mountain Doodle (AMD) is a friendly, well-balanced hybrid of the Australian Shepherd, Bernese Mountain Dog, and Poodle. Known for their beautiful colors—merle, tri-color, parti, and phantom—they typically have a soft, wavy-to-curly, low-shedding coat. AMDs are affectionate, social, and highly people-oriented, making them excellent family companions. They blend the intelligence of the Aussie, the gentle, laid-back nature of the Bernese, and the hypoallergenic qualities of the Poodle. These dogs are playful and energetic but usually more relaxed than standard Aussiedoodles. They are smart, eager to please, and respond well to positive training. AMDs do best with regular exercise and mental enrichment to keep them happy and balanced. Their coats require consistent brushing and routine professional grooming to prevent matting. They get along well with children and other pets when properly socialized. Overall, Australian Mountain Doodles are loving, versatile, and easygoing companions suited for families of many activity levels.

Doodles are typically low-to-non-shedding, but their shedding level is influenced by specific coat genes, including the Furnishings (F) gene and Shedding (S) gene. A furnished dog has facial hair such as eyebrows and a beard, tends to shed very little, and usually has a curlier or wavier coat. A weakly furnished dog has lighter facial hair and may shed more than a fully furnished doodle, with a looser, easier-to-matte coat. An unfurnished dog has a smooth, “non-doodle” face and typically sheds more like the non-poodle parent breed. Regardless of coat type, doodles require weekly brushing to prevent tangles and matting. We get our adult dogs professionally groomed every 3–4 months and give them light trims ourselves between grooming appointments to keep their coats healthy and manageable. Like all dogs, doodles need routine veterinary care, including vaccinations and flea, tick, and worm prevention. They also thrive with consistent attention, structure, and training, building on the socialization and foundation we provide during their first 8 weeks of life.

Dogs are typically measured in height from the ground to their withers, which is the highest point of their shoulder blades, and by weight to determine their size category. We classify Aussiedoodles, Bernedoodles, and Australian Mountain Doodles (AMDs) using the same general weight ranges as poodles: Micro/Toy – under 25 lbs, Mini/Medium – 25 to 50 lbs, and Standard/Large – over 50 lbs. All of our adult dogs and past puppies fall within the Mini/Medium category. These size ranges refer to the dog’s adult weight, and while we project puppy sizes as accurately as possible, factors such as diet, exercise level, and individual genetics can influence their final size. On occasion, a puppy may grow to be larger or smaller than both parents, even within the same litter.