Breed guide

Aussiedoodle

Aussie brains + Poodle coat. High-energy, smart, needs a job. MDR1 drug sensitivity possible — test first.

AKC Rank

Size

medium (25-70 lbs)

Life Expectancy

10-13 yrs

Activity

very high

Feeding a Aussiedoodle

Aussie × Poodle. ~900-1,500 kcal/day depending on size. Active hybrid needs quality fuel.

Key nutrients

•high-quality protein
•omega-3
•joint support

Portion notes: Two meals daily; adjust for size and activity.

Fresh food picks for Aussiedoodles

Our recommended fresh-food subscriptions for medium dogs.

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The Farmer's Dog

Fresh, human-grade food portioned for your dog

•Human-grade fresh food
•Portioned per dog
•Vet-developed recipes
•50% off first box

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Ollie

Fresh food with both cooked and baked recipes

•Fresh and baked recipes
•Turkey, beef, lamb, chicken proteins
•Custom portions
•60% off first box

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Nom Nom

Restaurant-quality fresh food with microbiome testing

•Pre-portioned pouches
•Vet-formulated
•Microbiome testing available
•50% off first order

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Spot & Tango

Fresh or UnKibble — whole-food nutrition, your choice

•Fresh or UnKibble options
•Human-grade ingredients
•Shelf-stable storage option
•50% off first order

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First-year cost

What a Aussiedoodle actually costs year one

Breed-specific estimate based on size, health concerns, and grooming needs. Excludes purchase/adoption fees (highly variable).

First-year total

$3,245-$7,090

Ongoing years run $2,450-$5,330 (no gear + training one-times).

Food (year one)

Fresh food subscription

$1,450-$2,400

Gear (one-time)

Crate, bed, harness, bowls, toys

$320-$460

Vet care

Wellness + breed-specific

$600-$1,250

Grooming

high grooming needs

$400-$1,200

Training

Puppy class + supplies

$225-$750

Supplements

Breed-matched, optional

$0-$480

Other first-year

Vaccines, neuter, DNA test

$250-$550

Pet insurance (estimate)

Not included above — shown for planning. Breed-risk adjusted.

$644-$1,127/yr

Estimates based on US market averages for medium dogs. Your costs will vary with lifestyle and region.

Supplements for Aussiedoodles

Matched to this breed's common health concerns. All NASC-sealed.

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Cosequin (Nutramax)

The #1 vet-recommended joint supplement

•#1 vet-recommended
•NASC Quality Seal
•Glucosamine + chondroitin
•Clinically studied

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Supplements support — they don't treat or cure disease. Talk to your vet for anything clinical.

Health concerns to watch

hip dysplasia

MDR1 drug sensitivity (from Aussie)

progressive retinal atrophy

Addison's disease

epilepsy

MDR1 mutation possible from Aussie parent — test before medications.

Wide size range depending on Poodle parent (Mini vs Standard).

Inherits Aussie work drive — needs serious exercise and mental stimulation.

Curly coat needs regular professional grooming.

Gear for Aussiedoodles

Breed-size-appropriate picks. Links go to Amazon.

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Training for Aussiedoodles

Matched to Aussiedoodle temperament (smart, energetic, loyal).

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GoodPup

1-on-1 virtual dog training with certified trainers

•1-on-1 live video sessions
•Certified trainers
•Custom per-dog plan
•Weekly structure

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BAXTER & Bella

Online puppy training program, lifetime access

•Lifetime membership
•Self-paced video lessons
•Puppy + adult content
•Behavior troubleshooting

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Dogo

App-based training with daily structure

•App-based daily plans
•AI-guided feedback
•Affordable monthly cost
•Trick training library

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GPS trackers for Aussiedoodles

Size-appropriate picks for tracking, activity monitoring, and escape alerts.

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Fi

Smart collar with GPS + activity tracking

•Real-time GPS
•Activity + sleep tracking
•Escape alerts
•3-month battery

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Tractive

Affordable GPS tracker with unlimited range

•Attaches to any collar
•Worldwide GPS coverage
•Activity monitoring
•Budget-friendly

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Curious about their DNA?

Confirm breed mix, check for genetic health risks, and get actionable insights.

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Embark

The most comprehensive dog DNA test

•350+ breeds identified
•250+ health conditions screened
•Cornell-partnered science
•Relatives finder

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Wisdom Panel

Breed identification + health screening

•350+ breeds
•Genetic health insights
•Budget-friendly option
•Fast results

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Aussiedoodle questions, answered

How long do Aussiedoodles live?▾

Aussiedoodles typically live 10-13 years. Good nutrition, regular vet care, and weight management are the three biggest factors in reaching the top of that range.

How big do Aussiedoodles get?▾

Adult Aussiedoodles typically weigh 25-70 lbs and stand 14-23 inches at the shoulder. That makes them a medium breed.

How much exercise does a Aussiedoodle need?▾

Aussiedoodles are a very high-activity breed. Plan on at least 2 hours of intense physical and mental stimulation per day. Mental stimulation (training, puzzle toys) matters as much as physical exercise.

What health problems do Aussiedoodles commonly have?▾

Aussiedoodles are most prone to: hip dysplasia, MDR1 drug sensitivity (from Aussie), progressive retinal atrophy, Addison's disease, epilepsy. Preventive vet visits, a quality diet, and weight management reduce risk on most of these. Reputable breeders screen for the genetic conditions.

Are Aussiedoodles hard to groom?▾

Aussiedoodles need high grooming — daily brushing, regular professional grooming (every 4-8 weeks), coat maintenance. Their curly coat doesn't shed much but mats easily — professional grooming is usually necessary.

What should I feed a Aussiedoodle?▾

Aussie × Poodle. ~900-1,500 kcal/day depending on size. Active hybrid needs quality fuel. Key nutrients to look for: high-quality protein, omega-3, joint support.

Are Aussiedoodles good for first-time owners?▾

Aussiedoodles are better suited to experienced owners. They're smart, energetic, loyal — traits that reward confident, consistent handling. First-time owners should budget for professional training.

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