INTRODUCTION

The Sheepadoodle is a mongrel dog, a cross between the Old English Sheepdog and Poodle breeds. Intelligent, playful and affectionate, these puppies have inherited some of the best traits from their parents. Despite their designer breed status, you can find these mixed breed dogs in shelters and rescues, so remember to adopt. These adorable puppies make excellent family dogs as well as companions for single-person households. Because of their natural ability to read human emotions so well, they often make great therapy or emotional support dogs. If you want an adorable, protective and energetic dog that will always keep you entertained and your home safe, the Sheepadoodle may be the right dog for you.

HIGHLIGHTS

Sheepadoodles are mixed breed dogs. The main colours of Sheepadoodles are a mixture of black and white, but they can also be black and, in some cases, grey. Sheepadoodles need daily walks and fetch games for exercise. Their ability to connect emotionally with their owners has made the Sheepadoodle a popular therapy and emotional support dog. However, their need to be close to their owners makes it difficult to leave them home alone for long periods of time, so they may need a dog walker or daycare.Sheepadoodles are affectionate and even-tempered with children and are as happy being with them as they are with adults.Sheepadoodles get along well with other animals if introduced gradually, calmly and at an early age. They are naturally intelligent and very sociable animals and will enjoy the company of other pets in their home.

HISTORY

The Sheepadoodle mixed breed of dog may have existed naturally over the years, but this cross is believed to have gained popularity in the 1980s because they could generally be well tolerated among allergy sufferers. dog that was an excellent companion animal as well as a great family pet that loves children and will look after its owner’s home.Although the Sheepadoodle started out as a designer breed, some ended up in shelters or in the care of rescue groups. . Consider adoption if you decide this is the right mixed breed for you – check your local shelters, look for Sheepadoodle rescues, or check with breed specific Poodle or Old English Shepherd dog rescues as they sometimes accept mixed breed dogs and they find a home for them.