Twice daily walks/runs as well as plenty of toys for mental stimulation will be sure to keep your puppy busy as well as engaged. Regular walks and runs are very important for these active dogs.

They are great pets for both experienced and inexperienced dog owners. These are very friendly and sociable animals who don’t like to be alone. They do especially well with families who have children as they are the descendent of parents who are keen on being in a group or pack.

Their affectionate and loving nature makes them ideal family or therapy dogs. Though generally very well-behaved, they do have quite a bit of energy so they need an adequate amount of play time both indoors and outdoors each day. These friendly, loving and obedient dogs are not only loyal but extremely outgoing and playful. Trimming and nail clipping are recommended every 2 to 4 weeks. Regular trips to the groomer are also recommended. Daily brushings help to prevent knots and tangles. Their black and white “shaggy” coat is inherited from their parent breeds and requires regular coat maintenance. Some of them have blue eyes, which may occur both in the Mini Poodle or Toy Poodle and the Sheepdog. Their coats have beautiful white markings and patterns. These puppies favor the looks and color of the Sheepdog parent without fur-covered eyes. They are fantastic family pets and make quite loyal companions. Their sweet and affectionate nature makes them one of the most sociable hybrids. In spite of having long and fluffy hair, these dogs are hypoallergenic and have minimal shedding.

Like its larger counterpart which has a standard Poodle parent, the Miniature version enjoys ever-rising popularity.įirst believed to be bred by the United States Army in the 1960’s it has since become known that these designer dog puppies have actually been bred as early as the 18th century. The Mini Sheepadoodle also referred to as, Sheepapoo, Sheeppoo, and Sheepdoo, is a cross between an Old English Sheepdog and a Miniature Poodle.

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