Poodle lovers know that this breed is among the smartest dog breeds alive. They are highly intelligent, eager to please, and capable of learning new tricks within a few moments.
They are also more than great dogs to have around if you aren’t fond of dog hair. They do not shed a lot.
In fact, Poodles shed just a bit. Great for people with allergies, these hypoallergenic dogs are affectionate, loyal, and when well-maintained always with a great coat style.
When they are not busy being full-time companions, they are active as assistance dogs.
Since they love being around people and aren’t afraid of hard work, plus they do not shed, it comes as no surprise that this breed is often used to create a new, mixed dog breed.
Thanks to this breed, the world got new stylish dog breeds that only Poodle parents can produce. Check the most popular and best developed Poodle mixes.
Labradoodle
Breeds: Labrador and Poodle
Adorable Labradoodle is among the most popular Poodle mixes. Not only that they are highly popular, but they are one of the best poodles mixes ever created. These small size dogs are affectionate and playful.
They are real attention seekers who aren’t afraid to jump into your lap. Although they have Poodle parent, their coat is surprisingly easy to maintain.
Regular grooming once a week is more than enough to keep that coat shiny and healthy. To avoid mats provide regular brushing and your Labradoodle will be more than thankful.
Bath only when needed, and trim nails once a month, or more if needed. Don’t let their size fool you, because this small dog comes with a lot of energy.
They need regular walks, exercise time, and indoor playtime. Don’t forget to praise them whenever they master a new trick. Do not mistake the yellow Labradoodle for the Goldendoodle.
Yorkipoo
Breeds: Yorkshire Terrier and Poodle
Yorkipoo is what you get when you mix Poodle with Yorkshire Terrier.
True to his terrier roots, the Yorkipoo is packed with the energy of a larger dog. Like true terrier spirit, the Yorkipoo also owns terrier temperament.
They are very vocal, so don’t be surprised if your neighbors come knocking about your Yorkipoo telling you he barks too much.
Make sure that you provide proper training and early socialization. This is the only way to make your Yorkipoo grows to be a truly well-behaved dog. This vocal breed will live a long life.
If you are not ready to have between 10 to 15 years long life commitment rethink your decision of getting a dog, especially this breed.
These dogs are prone to developing ‘small dog syndrome’ which is why it’s important to socialize them early and properly.
They are active and they love attention, so make sure that you provide plenty of both.
Their coat tends to be either curly or straight – both varieties will demand different grooming needs and requirements.
Peekapoo
Breeds: Pekingese and Poodle
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Pekingese and Poodle do mix together. Peekapoo is a mix of famous parents with no undercoat. They are extremely easy to groom and brush.
As for their nature, they are highly affectionate and loving small dogs. However, they come with a large number of problems.
Health issues in this breed are many, which is why regular veterinarian check-ups are important. To understand these health issues, it’s important to take a look at the parents.
For example, the Pekingese suffer from Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome. This condition is often seen in Peekapoo.
This condition leads to breathing difficulties, pain, and labored breathing. This condition is the main reason why this bred doesn’t handle well extreme temperatures.
Lhasapoo
Breeds: Lhasa Apso and Poodle
Lhasapoo is one of the youngest hybrid dogs developed.
For this specific breed, many dog experts assume that it may exist naturally for decades, but the world discovered them just recently.
Still, many believe that dog breeders started mixing Poodles and Lhasa Apsos a few decades ago.
It is most likely that this mixing happened in North America. Lhasapoo is a relatively new breed, which means that they are still developing.
They come in different colors, including black, white, tan, brown, or even a mixture of two colors. This breed will always have long hair and be wavy.
Lhasapoo is a happy and affectionate dog who is gentle toward humans. They are passionate dogs and a great choice for those who suffer from allergies.
Westiepoo
Breeds: West Highland Terrier and Poodle
Westiepoo is a mixed breed dog of a maximum of 35 pounds and 17 inches. This long-living breed can have from 3 to 6 puppies per litter size. This breed is a perfect addition to any family.
They can thrive in even multi-pet homes as long as they are raised together from puppyhood. Westiepoo is a well-balanced dog in terms of appearance and strength.
Westiepoos are intelligent, social, and outgoing dogs who thrive on human interaction. Westiepoo will be great with children and other dogs.
These small dogs tend to be over-attached to people, which is why they are prone to separation anxiety.
Make sure that you don’t leave this breed alone for too long, or too frequently.
Sheepadoodle
Breeds: Old English Sheepdog and Poodle
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Sheepadoodle is a mix between Old English Sheepdog and Poodle. This is, by the appearance unusual and beautiful dog.
All in, this breed combines high focus known to Poodle and a sharp mind, with the working traits of a Sheepdog. These traits combined are what makes them challenging to train for family life. Sheepadoodle is easy to get along with.
They are huge children lovers and are fond of other dogs.
As long as you invest time in training you should have a well-behaved dog. They have strong herding instincts, so always try to give them a job to do – this will be beneficial for their mental stimulation.
Brushing this dog should be taken seriously if you want to keep his coat unmatted, clean, and healthy. Their long fur will attract debris and dust, making their coat prone to mess.
By regular brushing and grooming sessions, you will keep debris and fleas away.
Cockapoo
Breeds: Cocker Spaniel and Poodle
Those who fancy smaller size dogs with a touch of Poodle will love the Cockapoo. This breed is one of the earliest Poodle mixes ever. They date back to the 1950s.
As well established breed it’s known that Cockapoo will require a lot of your time, energy, and attention.
They are real attention seekers who thrive on interaction. This is a small size breed They are well-built, but are well-compact. Their coat is silky and grooming is serious business.
To keep his coat mats free, clean, and shiny brush regularly. They are extremely popular among families.
Cockapoos are easy to socialize with, eager to perform tricks, and they are great both with humans and other pets.
Still, they are prone to chasing anything smaller than them.
Cockapoos are adorable dogs, who are prone to blindness and even dementia in their senior years.
Still, with proper care, regular exercise, and fixed veterinarian check-ups, this breed is prone to living a long and happy life.
Goldendoodle
Breeds: Golden Retriever and Poodle
Goldendoodle is among large Poodle mixes.
These noticeable dogs can weigh up to 80 pounds if not more. There is also a toy option – Toy Goldendoodles who can weigh around only 10 pounds.
Goldendoodles are energetic dogs who are very fond of people. They are closely attached to their family members, and love being part of every family activity.
They are high-energy dogs who love to run and explore. They need a large backyard for space to play, alone or with someone. Since these puppies can be a bit larger, they will often knock over youngsters.
This is why dogs and children should always be supervised, even when the dog is on his best behavior.
Puppies are full of life and large size puppies are usually not aware of their size and strength. This Poodle mix tends to suffer from hip and joint issues.
Make sure that you talk to your veterinarian and provide the best hip and joint supplements. Learn which exercise type can keep your dog’s joints in order.
Read more: Labradoodle Vs. Goldendoodle
Cavapoo
Breeds: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Poodle
Cavapoo is one of the first designed dogs. This is an outgoing, playful, and curious dog.
This breed indeed inherited traits from both parents and it’s easy to recognize them. Every Cavapoo is different.
That’s the beauty with designer dogs – you can never know for sure what kind of dog you will get in terms of appearance.
Each dog may slightly differ in terms of size, color, coat, and coat texture.
This breed is often promoted as a hypoallergenic breed, mostly because partly they have Poodle genes.
They do not shed a lot but bear in mind that no breed doesn’t shed at all.
Still, Cavapoo is a common choice among those who suffer from some type of allergies. This is a small size dog, which makes him perfect for apartment living and city strolling.
They have sweet expressions, large eyes, and more a Poodle appearance than the Cavalier. Their coat is usually silky and will demand regular brushing.
Also, Cavapoos are very smart and usually easy to train. Follow these Cavapoo training tips for the best results.
Shih Poo
Breeds: Shih Tzu and Poodle
Every Shih Tzu owner will tell you that these small dogs are quite stubborn.
They may be small in size, but they are far from not having a large dog attitude.
They will try to lead you and if you let them you will be facing the consequences of having a small size dog a ‘small dog syndrome.’
This is something that every dog owner wants to avoid. This is something that you expect to see in your Shih Poo as well.
Luckily, thanks to their Poodle part, they are easily trained.
This doesn’t mean that they don’t need proper and daily training, because they do. They will be easily distracted by different smells, and not even a treat could bring their attention to the right track.
This is why if you feel that training is too hiring a professional dog trainer is a good idea.
The Shih Poo is a dog for small families and a more silent environment.
This breed isn’t suitable for large families, especially families with smaller children.
They tend to choose one person and stick to him or her. In no time, a single person will have a real-life shadow following him or her around 24/7.
Shih Poos arent dogs of high-intensity levels and they prefer calm days, being lazy. This doesn’t mean that they do need regular walks, because they do.
This breed isn’t recommended for first time dog owners, although they are smaller in size.
Schnoodle
Breeds: Schnauzer and Poodle
The adorable Schnoodle is another famous Poodle mix.
This breed is a mix between smart Poodle and also smart (if not smarter, by many) Schnauzer.
Important: single breeding won’t mandatorily give a Schnoodle. It usually takes the breeding of a few generations to reach the desirable mix.
One look at this breed should be enough to say that there are Schnauzer genes. Their coat should always be fluffy and will usually present a combination of wavy and soft coats.
Defining Schnoodle isn’t easy, because of their intense breeding.
The perfection of this breed is still ongoing, so identifying specific traits is almost impossible.
One is for sure – this breed is far from being aggressive. Its also known that due to their pleasant nature, they don’t need a lot of socialization at a young age.
For small size dogs, they are highly protective of their owners, and they will demand a fair amount of playing and running. This is why a well-structured backyard is a must for them.
Bernedoodle
Breeds: Poodle and a Bernese Mountain Dog
Bernedoodles are intelligent and hardworking dogs who are great with people, especially with children.
Due to their Bernese side, they are massive people-pleasers even with strangers. This is no breed to serve as a guard dog.
Thanks to their Poodle side, they are easy to train as long as you have experience with dog training.
Still, they may be stubborn, which is why extra patience is mandatory. Bernedoodles are sensitive dogs who tend to be clingy.
As such they are prone to separation anxiety.
Bernedoodles are fast to feel anxious, so make sure that you can spend time with your dog regularly.
With your kid, they will be best friends. They are medium to large dogs. They are 23 to 29 inches, and between 12 to 17 inches tall at the shoulder.
Bernedoodles tend to weigh between 70 to 90 pounds and males are generally larger than females.
Toy Poodle
Breeds: Poodle
Just like larger representatives of the breed, toy Poodle is a smart and playful dog.
They might be small in size, but their personality is similar to big dogs’ personalities.
They are quite popular today, as they are more than fit for apartment living.
These small size dogs are also often seen carried around in big bags. They love people and it’s common for them to create tight bonds with their family members.
These small size dogs are a huge responsibility and high-maintenance dogs.
As such they require regular grooming, up to every three to six weeks. Some may require grooming even more often. This is mandatory if you want to keep their coat in good condition.
Don’t be surprised to hear these small dogs bark often. Their attitude toward barking is something that should be addressed from the first day of training.
Maltipoos
Maltese and Toy or Miniature Poodle
Maltipoos are tiny dogs and one of the most popular Poodle mixes. This is a mix between the popular Maltese and Toy or Miniature Poodle.
Maltipoo is a popular designer dog who is commonly the first generation.
Being the first generation means that they are born to one Poodle and one Maltese parent. This is an affectionate and playful breed that is highly trainable and thrives on positive reinforcement.
These tiny dogs are also known for being hypoallergenic dog which does not shed. Although they’re hybrid, they are often described as being healthy.
Still, they may suffer from certain health issues and tend to suffer from joint pain, shakes, and seizures.
To keep them healthy you, as a responsible dog owner, should provide regular exercise.
This is a social dog who will enjoy regular walks with your kid. They may not be in big need of exercises such as Bernese mountain dog or Australian Shepherd, but they will need regular walks.
Thanks to their intelligence levels and temperament, they are a good choice for first time dog owners.
Maltipoos are one of the most popular hybrid dogs. Their personality makes them a great addition to most homes.
If you are searching for a family dog, and you want a small size dog, this breed is to consider having.
Maltipoos are kid-friendly dogs, but children should know their way around dogs.
Educate your children on how to behave around dogs and teach them not to handle dogs as if they were toys. This is how accidents happen.
No matter how great your kid might be with your dog, their interaction should always be supervised.
Pomapoo
Pomeranian and Toy Poodle dog
Pomapoo is what you get when the Pomeranian and Toy Poodle are crossed.
Pomapoo is one of the most recent poodle crossbreed representative species that we get to meet today. This crossbreed is friendly, affectionate, and gentle with people, and also compact. As such they are seen in the busiest city areas.
Far from being aggressive, these dogs are companions, never guard dogs.
This poodle crossbreed representative species will bark, to notify you that someone is in front of the door, but in general, they will be quiet around strangers. That is how friendly they are.
Pomapoos got their look Pomeranian and the intelligence from the Poodle side.
As tiny dogs, Pomapoos are easy to move, which is why they are often seen strolling down the busy city streets.
If you have a kid and you want Pomapoo to be children’s playmates you should think twice before getting this breed.
Young children often see this breed as toys and tend to hurt them. If you cannot supervise interaction between children and dogs you should get any dog, and you should wait for your children to grow up.
Sometimes it’s far easier to own a dog when every family member can help with dog-related responsibilities.
Pomapoos need regular exercise to keep them both mentally and physically stimulated.
If you are fond of dog training you will be happy to hear that this breed is great when it comes to dog sports such as agility.
Aussiedoodle
Australian Shepherd and Poodle
Aussiedoodle is a mixed breed of strong posture and light feet. This is a smart and playful dog, who is above all loyal.
They range from a small-to-medium size and cat weights up to 70 pounds.
As larger size dogs they range in height from 10 to 15 inches at the shoulder. They are not known for being intense barkers, which makes them great for apartment living, and city life in general.
As a poodle crossbreed representative species, Aussiedoodle is highly affectionate toward people and fond of children.
They will get along with smaller children also, as long as kids know how to behave around dogs.
Always educate your children to understand that dogs are individual creatures with a specific set of needs. Aussiedoodle is also often part of therapy group dogs.
Just like any other dog breed, they are more likely to bark when hungry, bored, or excited.
Aussiedoodles will bark when lonely as they need attention from their human family.
If you are on the lookout for a larger size dog who doesn’t shed a lot, this is a breed to consider having. Thanks to their Poodle size they do not shed a lot.
Aussiedoodle is partly Australian Shepherd and it’s widely known that Australian Shepherd is a breed of high energy levels.
Aussiedoodle may not need the exact amoutn of exercise like Australian Shepherd does, but they will need a nice half-hour- to hour-long walk per day with active play sessions in between.
When it comes to grooming, this is far from being low-maintenance dogs. That being said, brushing daily is mandatory.
If your Aussiedoodle has a curly coat, clipping every 8 to 12 weeks is mandatory.
The rest is basic care and should include monthly nail trimming, bathing when needed, and regular eye and gums check.
Poochon
Toy Poodle and Bichon Frise
Do you fancy small Bichon Frise? If you are already a fan of this lively dog with a white coat, you will love Poochon.
This mixed dog is what you get once Toy Poodle and Bichon Frise are mixed. They are small in size, and as such often seen strolling the busy city streets.
Poochons have all traits that a real family do should have. They are intelligent, playful, outgoing, and social.
Extremely sweet, they will be patient with their human family members. Just like Bichon Frise, the Pomapoo will clown around and do his best to make you laugh.
Poochons are quick learners. Thanks to their high intelligence levels and Poodle side, they are easy to train.
As such they are great for novice owners. However, first time owners need to know for sure that they can dedicate enough time to training and carrying for this breed.
To understand the better certain mixed breeds, it’s important to know as much as possible about the parent breeds – this way you will understand better dog’s needs and provide better care for your Poochon.
Whoodle
Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier and Poodle
Whoodle is a wonderful poodle crossbreed representative species between Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier and the famous Poodle. This is a dog of 12 to 20 inches, who can be both small and medium-size.
They can have between 20 to 45 pounds. That being said, they can be both smaller or larger than the average range.
Whoodles are highly affectionate dogs who love spending time with their humans.
When bored or even worse – neglected, Woodles may experience anxiety.
Separation anxiety is something that can be treated, but it takes a lot of time, energy, and financial investment in specific toys, and sometimes in medicine.
All in all, they should never be left alone for too long. Do you have a kid who loves dogs? Great!
Your Whoodle will love having a kid around, as long as their interaction is supervised.
Overall Woodle’s appearance is of soft teddy-bear, which often inspired children to grab them and see them as toys.
This can lead to accidents, so make sure that u children know how to behave around dogs.
Thanks to their temperament and size, Whoodle is a great choice for first time dog owners, the elderly, and families of any size.
Papipoo
Papillon and Poodle
When breeders mixed the sensitive Papillon and smart Poodle, the Papipoo was born.
Although both parent breeds are old breeds and well known among dog lovers, the Papipoo is a relatively new poodle crossbreed representative species.
Papipoo, often written as Papi-Poo, or named Papidoodle is an affectionate breed that loves nothing more but to spend time with his humans.
Since Papipoo isn’t purebred, you can never know for sure what he will look like. They may vary in size and overall appearance.
Even their coat will vary from white to sable color.
With only 6 to 14 pounds, the Papipoo is a perfect choice for city-based dog owners who love small size dogs.
Great Danoodle
Great Dane and Standard Poodle
Great Danoodle is a mixed breed.
This medium size to large size dog is a result of mixing Great Dane with Standard Poodle.
If you want a large size dog with Poodle traits, this is a breed for you. As big size dogs, Great Danoodles do best in large homes with larger backyards where they can run freely. This dog needs a fair amount of exercise, and indoor games to keep his mind stimulated.
Mixed breeds are created every day, but Great Danoodle isn’t a breed to be easily found. That being said, make sure that you know the traits of both Great Dane and Standard Poodle.
This kind of knowledge should make training your Great Danoodle easier and faster.
Great Dane owners already know that owning a large size dog comes with large expenses as well.
Since the Great Danoodle comes in a larger size this is something to think about.
Think about nutrition, a training crate, vaccination, veterinarian checkups, and calculate toys into your costs.
Pugapoo
Pug and a Poodle
Pug is probably one of the most famous dog breeds alive.
Pug is known for being a small and goofy dog with a big dog personality. They are also known for having several health issues, including allergies and breathing problems.
After all, Pug is a member of breeds with flat faces, which makes them prone to heatstroke. This is something that you can expect to see in Pugappoo as well.
Pugapoo is a friendly poodle crossbreed representative species who can live up to 15 years if treated right. Just like Pug, Pugapoo should have round eyes, triangular muzzles, and hanging ears.
Their legs are muscular and overall body built is best described as robust. Their coat can range from curly to very curly.
Are you more of a stay-at-home person? If so, you will be happy to hear that Pugapoo is a breed that prefers staying inside.
Just like Pug, they may be loud when snore. With unfamiliar people and animals, they may show some sort of aggression. Not sure which breed is for you? Use compare dog breeds tool to find a dog that fits your lifestyle the best.
Bordoodles
Border Collie and Poodle
The Border Collie is one of the smartest dog breeds alive.
They are so intelligent dogs that they can memorize hundreds of commands. This is the case if you work with them and have enough patience to train them in the best way possible.
As expected, true to his Collie roots, this breed will be active. They will need regular walks to keep their joints healthy, and extra exercise to burn off their energy.
They are playful, friendly, and intelligent dogs who are great for outdoor lovers.
For an active family, this breed should be a great choice. Still, they should be trained the best way possible as they tend to be protective of their people and territory.
Did you know that dogs are capable of mastering basic commands as of eight weeks of age?
Rottle
Rottweiler and Poodle
Rottle is a mixed dog breed, a hybrid created by mixing Rottweiler and a Poodle.
These large dogs are lower shedding dogs who still require regular brushing.
With the right grooming tools, the brushing process should be easy and fast.
If keeping your Rottle seems like too much work, think about visiting a professional dog groomer.
Rottles are active dogs who are easy to train if you have enough experience as a dog owner. This mixed dog is playful and eager to please.
Appearance-wise they may be black, white, or red.
These large size dogs come in many colors or a mix of colors. They are affectionate, but they still need proper training and early socialization.
Newfypoo
Newfoundland and a Standard Poodle
Newfypoo is a mix between Newfoundland and a Standard Poodle.
They are large in size and can weigh up to 150 pounds. As for the height, the Newfypoo should stand up to 28 inches tall at the shoulder.
Due to their Newfoundland side, Newfypoos are called ‘Gentle Giants,’ describing their gentle nature.
These dogs are playful, soft, and playful. As such they’re great for families of any size.
Newfypoos are great companions and family dogs who are powerful and large enough to make everyone think twice about crossing their path.
This soft giant should be trained from day one, or you will have to deal with a bored dog.
Saint Berdoodle
Saint Bernard and Poodle
If you have ever wanted to know if Saint Bernard could be more adorable, the answer is – yes. And that cuteness comes in a form of large and fluffy Saint Berdoodle.
This large size poodle crossbreed representative speciesis a mix between the Saint Bernard and Poodle.
They are between 15 and 30 inches, while for the size they range between 50 pounds (Poodle’s average weight) and 180 pounds (Saint Bernard’s average weight).
These dogs are affectionate and adventurous. They may be large, but that won’t stop them from being active.
As huge fans of children, they are often called the ‘nanny dogs.’ One of the biggest health issues in this breed is bloat.
To avoid this dangerous condition, never serve a meal to your Saint Berdoodle after an intense exercise or walk. Know how much to feed your dog and when.
Weimardoodle
Weimaraner and Poodle
When breeders decided to cross a Weimaraner with Poodle, the Weimardoodle was born.
This poodle crossbreed representative species is a medium-size dog of strong posture and athletic build. They are friendly, active, and affectionate.
As such, they will demand that you entertain them and spend time outdoors. They shouldn’t shed much, but you should still provide regular grooming.
Since this isn’t a purebred dog, the appearance may differ from litter to litter.
To understand better the breed’s temperament and history learn more about breed parents, both Poodle and Weimaraner.
Weimardoodles are between 20 and 27 inches tall.
They have a strong and dense coat of medium length that can be curly or wavy.
As for the color they come in multiple colors, but they are commonly brown.
Big eyes and pointed nose only add to the breed’s overall soft appearance.
Weimardoodles are sensitive dogs, and as such, they are prone to separation anxiety.
This breed is only for experienced dog owners who want a loyal and protective dog.
Boxerdoodle
Boxer and Poodle
Boxerdoodle is a hybrid dog, a mix between the famous and athletic Boxer and smart Poodle.
They are smart, friendly, and huge people-pleasers. Often called Boxerpoos, these dogs are great family dogs always ready for a good run.
They are not purebreds but that doesn’t make them any less important.
Boxerdoodles can have up to 70 pounds and around 25 inches. Females are slightly smaller than males.
Boxers are smart,agile, and high-energy dogs, expect your Boxerdoodle to show at least one of these traits.
Organize training sessions in such a manner that can help you burn out Boxercoodle’s energy.
The Boxerdoodle is a great choice for active outdoors people, who won’t mind that their dog for a challenging hike or a long jogging session.
Make sure that Boxerdoodle’s nails are well-maintained. Too long nails can cause many disturbances, especially in active breeds.
Pyredoodle
Great Pyrenees and Standard Poodle
When it comes to Poodle mix’s popularity, the big Pyredoodle is at the top of the list.
This mixed dog is a cross between the Great Pyrenees and Standard Poodle.
They may look intimidating, but they are true softies. That being said, you can expect your Pyredoodle to be gentle, loyal, and fearless.
With a dog of almost 100 pounds and 26 inches of height, no stranger will be light on feet to approach your home. However, this isn’t much of a guarding dog.
Still, when socialized the right way from an early age, they can be highly protective. These dogs are real head-turners.
Be ready for curious looks wherever you two show up.
Chipoo
Chihuahua and Toy or Teacup Poodle
Chipoos are mixed dogs, a cross between the Chihuahua and Toy or Teacup Poodle.
People love small size dogs and it comes as no surprise that these two tiny breeds were eventually mixed.
It’s known that both Chihuahua and Toy or Teacup Poodle are small size dogs with big energy. They are fearless and fast to defend themself.
They are also compact dogs, which makes that city choice. They are also great with children of any age, as long as children know how to behave around dogs.
Chipoos are companion dogs who love to be part of their favorite pack – the family pack.
Chipoos are easy to train if you know your way around dogs.
Chipoos are passionate barkers, which makes them great guarding dogs, surprisingly to their size.
Doxiepoo
Dachshund and the Miniature Poodle
Doxiepoo is what you get once the Dachshund and the Miniature Poodle are mixed.
It’s common for mixed breeds to be a surprise in terms of appearance, but the Doxiepoo is always unpredictable.
You may get a Poodle-like dog with Dachshund’s famous long body, or a Dachshund-like dog with Poodle coat.
There is no way to predict their look. However, they tend to weigh between 10 to 30 pounds.
As for the height, it will vary depending on the dominant purebred parent traits.
If you provide the best care, proper nutrition, and regular veterinarian check-ups, you can expect your Doxiepoo to live between 10 to 15 years.
All dogs, even those that aren’t purebred, tend to develop certain health issues.
No dog is 100% healthy. Know more about the purebred parents, both of them, to learn what condition may appear in your mixed Doxiepoo.
Havapoo
Havanese and Poodle
Havappo is a small size dog with a curly coat. Havappos are mixed dogs, a cross between Poodle and small Havanese.
Standard Poodle is never used for this mix, but a Miniature or Toy Poodle. This mixed dog is intelligent, affectionate, and calm.
Havapoos are small clowns and love nothing more but to rest next to your feet after a brisk walk. They may be small, but they come with a big dog spirit.
If you want a family dog that is calm and loves children, the Havapoo is a breed to think about. This is a low-allergen poodle crossbreed representative species, which means that people with allergies might tolerate them.
Still, if your allergies are really severe, you might discuss with your doctor what kind of pet would suit you the best, if any.
Families of all types will love this breed, including elderly members.
Since this is a hybrid breed, it’s hard to know just how big they will get, but one is for sure – they will be of small size.
As a general rule, adult Havapoos have under 20 pounds.
Irish Doodle
Irish Setter and a Standard Poodle or Miniature Poodle
It’s just amazing how many different breeds are mixed with Poodle to create new breeds.
Since Poodle comes in three basic sizes, it was easy for breeders to mix this breed with smaller and bigger breeds. This is how Irish Doodle was created, by mixing a Standard Poodle with an Irish Setter.
An Irish Doodle is a poodle crossbreed representative species between an Irish Setter and a Standard Poodle or Miniature Poodle.
These dogs of wavy coats are great family dogs. Plus, they are loyal, smart, and always on the watch out for their next best adventure.
The Irish Doodles are playful, and as such love to please. Goofing around is mandatory. This is how they will get enough mental and physical attention.
When bored, they may become destructive in a matter of seconds.
It’s common for this breed of purebred parents to weigh between 20 to 40 pounds and to stand 15 to 22 inches at the shoulder. They should react to their full size at around 5 months of age.
Bidoodle
Bichon Frise and Poodle
Bidoodle is a result of crossing purebred parents Bichon Frise and Poodle.
These small size dogs are packed with energy and fear not of playing in the rain. When they are not outside running and chasing, they love being cuddled indoors.
If you’re not a fan of dogs who love to jump, especially on you, this breed isn’t for you.
Since they are tiny, Bidoodles are a great choice for city areas. They are very fond of children who know how to behave around dogs.
Potty training may be an issue – this is common for small breeds due to their small-size bladders. They are also likely to anxiety pee.
This is something to consider when getting this breed (make sure that you know how to clean carpets when having a dog).
They may lick you a lot just to show you how much they care for you.
The Bichon Frise is a breed known for being a companion and lap dog. These traits are often seen in Bidoodle as well.
If you want a small size dog who loves sitting in your lap, this is a breed to consider having.
Scoodle
Scottish Terrier and Poodle
Scoodle is a relatively new dog breed.
This small size dog is a result of mixing purebred parents, the Scottish Terrier and Poodle.
It’s known that terriers are fast, agile, and fast to chase anything smaller that moves.
Similar temperament you can expect in this breed as well. Scoodle is a dog pack with energy that can get along with almost anyone. Furthermore, they will thrive in any environment, from big homes to smaller size city apartments.
Do you have other dogs as well? Fear not, because Scoodle will love having other canine buddies.
To keep your Scoodle happy and fit provide 45 to 60 minutes of daily exercise.
If you provide proper care, great nutrition, and enough exercise you can expect your Scoodle to live between 10 to 14 years.
Huskydoodle
Siberian Husky and Poodle
It is well-known that Siberian Husky is a bit of a goofy breed.
They may be large and look intimidating, but they are just big clowns. From providing strange noise to following strangers, you can never know what they may do next.
Similar traits you can expect to see in Huskydoodle, a mixed breed of Siberian Husky and a Standard Poodle.
One is for sure – once you get a Huskydoodle you are getting a true family dog. They are gentle, always ready for an adventure, and prone to mischief.
Huskydoodle needs a larger living space and a backyard to run frequently. Exercising this dog regularly is a must unless you want to deal with a dog with destructive behavior.
Providing enough exercise time is mandatory when your dog has Husky running through his veins.
Bolonoodle
Bolognese and Poodle
Bolognese and Poodle are purebred parent dogs who were used in the Bolonoodle creation process.
Both Poodle and Bolognese are gentle breeds of soft appearance and silky coats. They are also playful and full of energy and love.
These traits are what you can see in Bolonoodle as well. The Bolonoodle is an affectionate dog who tends to be clingy toward his people.
They will attach so much that they will become your shadow. If you are not fond of having a 24/7 moving shadow, you might think about getting a different breed.
Dogs who tend to attach to their people are prone to anxiety, separation anxiety to be specific, and this is something to mind when getting a Bolonoodle.
Crate training at an early age is a must, with Bolonoodle and any other breed.
Proper training and early socialization are what will make dogs well-behaved dog citizens.
Poogle
Beagle and Poodle
When breeders first crossed the Beagle with Poodle to create new poodle crossbreed representative species, the Poogle was born.
Beagle is one of the most famous breeds alive and it was just a matter of time before breeders will use them to create new breeds.
Mixing the Beagle with Poodle resulted in creating a dog that is a great family dog, but has some hunting instincts.
Did you know that Beagles are among strong shedding dogs? Mixing them with Poodle leads to creating a breed that has all the best traits of a Beagle but sheds less.
Poogle is a medium-size dog that is fit for dog lovers who suffer from some sort of allergies.
Always double-check with your doctor if you want to get a dog. Poogles are small size dogs, with weigh between 30 and 45 pounds. They are easy to train which makes them suitable for first-time dog owners.
Overall, the Poogle is an all-around dog who will easily fit any family type and any surrounding.
Corgipoo
Corgi and Poodle
Corgi lovers know how special this breed is.
They are playful, hard-working, and come in two different types, a Cardigan Welsh Corgi or Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
They are extremely popular across the globe, and one of the most popular breeds on social media.
People love their temperament and unusual tail-like form.
Since Poodle is identically popular, especially among the breeders, it comes as no surprise that Corgipoo was created.
Corgipoo is a mixed breed of either a Cardigan Welsh Corgi or a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. This relatively new breed was created to be small size companion dog that sheds less than their Corgi parent.
Corgippo is a mixed breed, but it’s common for them to inherit more of Corgi’s parent traits than of a Poodle. That being said, they will have a longer body, shorter legs, and weigh no more than 20 pounds.
As for the color, they may be brown, white, black, tri-color, or a mix of everything or something in between.
Among Poodle mixed, the Corgipoo is among the most expensive ones.
Cairnoodle
Cairn Terrier and Poodle
Cairnoodles are playful dogs who hold the best traits of their purebred parents, the Cairn Terrier and the Poodle.
Dog lovers know that the Cairn Terrier is one of the oldest terrier breeds alive today.
Originally from Scotland, the Cairn Terrier is true to his terrier roots, by being active, lively, and fast to perform any task. On the other hand, Poodle is also an active breed but with a more calm temperament and minimal shedding.
Mixing these purebred parents lead to the creation of the Cairnoodle. The Cairnoodle is a light breed, being barely over 15 pounds.
To keep them active and strong, daily exercise is a must. As a mixed breed, they will vary in appearance.
As for the coat, they may be black, white, and even brindle.
If you want a mixed breed who can be a great family dog, the Cairnoodle is a breed to consider having.
Springerdoodle
Springer Spaniel and Poodle
Springer Spaniel and Poodle are purebred parents of mixed breed, also known as the Springerdoodle.
This mix is packed with energy and great hunting instincts. Chasing anything smaller that moves around them will be interesting to them.
The Springerdoodle is a breed of minimal shedding, which makes them suitable for people who suffer from allergies.
Springerdoodles are significantly longer and leaner than any of their purebred parents.
As for the size, they will be of medium size and weigh between 40 to 50 pounds.
As for the coat’s structure, it will resemble more the Springer Spaniel side. As for the texture and feel, it will resemble more Poodle’s side.
Springerdoodle will be a great addition to any family size and will get along with other animals easily.
Shepadoodle
German Shepherd and Poodle
Next to Poodle, the German Shepherd is probably the most used breed for creating new breeds.
This doesn’t come as a big surprise considering just how agile, hard-working, and smart the German Shepherd is.
When a German Shepherd is mixed with Poodle, a Shepadoodle was created.
Shepadoodles are intelligent dogs who will try to get things their way inside their home and outside.
Early training is a must if you want your Shepadoodle to be a well-behaved canine citizen.
Obedience training is a must from an early age. Shepherds are known for their intense shedding (here is how to reduce it), which is why this is something to consider when getting their Shepherd.
Luckily for those who aren’t fond of intense brushing and grooming, Shepadoodle doesn’t shed much.
Shepadoodles may be cute in appearance, but they are not fitted for first time dog owners.
Still, if you provide proper training and early socialization the Shepadoodle will be a great family dog.
Eskipoo
German Shepherd and Poodle
Are you familiar with American Eskimo Dog? These white dogs are dogs packed with a high-energy and calm temper.
They are great companion dogs who are well-behaved and friendly. Eskipoos are also highly loyal to their humans, and they are especially soft toward children.
Due to these and many other traits, American Eskimo was mixed with Poodle to create a white-coat dog of fluffy appearance and soft texture coat-wise.
When mixed with Poodle, American Eskimo Dog produced one of the most famous mix breeds, the Eskipoo.
Eskipoos are fluffy and smaller dogs that tend to be pricey. Their size may vary, as they are mixed breed after all.
Both males and females should weigh more than 20 pounds when fully grown. There won’t be any significant difference in their size, regardless of their sex.
Is your home a multi-pet home? Your Eskipoo will love that as they tend to be surrounded by other animals. They are also big cuddlers and will adapt to any living situation in no time.
Flandoodle
Bouvier Des Flandres and Poodle
The Bouvier Des Flandres is known as a great cow herder who can spend an entire day being active.
Originally from Belgium, this breed was mostly used for general farm work.
Mixing this breed with Poodle may sound like an unusual move, but in practice, it worked well.
The Flandoodle will range in size, but they are considered to be medium-sized dogs between 50 to 60 pounds.
It’s a common rule that females are slightly smaller than males. Their coat color will vary, but they tend to be of darker tones.
Flandoodles are low-shedding dogs, and one of the lowest shedding breeds among all poodle mixes. They are great family dogs and they will enjoy every family activity.
Mastidoodle
English Mastiff and Poodle
Mixing the English Mastiff and the Standard Poodle may sound unusual, but this mix gave the world wonderful Mastidoodle.
This is a large and gentle dog who tends to weigh between 80 to 120 pounds. They are not much of shedders, and they tend to shed far less than purebred English Mastiff parents.
The Mastidoodle is a great family dog of calm manners. When treated right, they may live up to 12 years. When properly socialized they will be great family pets.
Airedoodle
Airedale Terrier and Poodle
Airedale Terrier is known as the king of terriers. This breed is large in size and powerful in the stand.
They are also not so prone to heavy shedding which makes them kind of hypoallergenic dog breeds.
As low shedder, they were considered to be a perfect match with Poodle. As expected, mixing Airedale Terrier and Poodle leads to Airedoodle, a breed that will shed minimally.
They will also live longer than their purebred parents. Airedoodles may appear in size, but they will be large, having around 30 pounds when fully grown.
Since Airedale Terrier is more of brown color, Airedoodle will appear as such in most cases. This is an active breed, and they will need a lot of exercises to keep them satisfied both mentally and physically.
Jackapoo
Jack Russell Terrier and Poodle
When it comes to popular Poodle mixes, the Jackapoo is one of the most popular ones.
Jack Russell Terrier and the Poodle are both dogs of great traits and intelligence.
To produce Jackapoo, breeders mixed the Jack Russell Terrier with Poodle.
In fact, they have mixed Jack Russell Terrier with a Toy Poodle or a smaller size of Standard Poodle.
Both, Jack Russell and Poodle are dogs of great endurance, playfulness, and great personalities. These purebred parents are great family dogs.
The Jackapoo is an intelligent dog who can learn basic dog commands as of eight weeks of age.
Jackapoos are dogs of smaller size and will usually have between 15 to 20 pounds.
Their coat is always mixed and will be a combination of both parent breeds.
Jackapoos are dogs of calm temper and as such, they will do great in homes with multi pets.
Griffondoodle
Brussels Griffon and Poodle
The Griffondoodle was born when the Brussels Griffon and the Poodle were mixed.
All in all, the Griffondoodle appears like a Pug with longer hair. Their coats are of fluffy appearance, mostly thanks to their Poodle parent.
Their coat will shed from time to time, and you can expect more intense shedding during the shedding season in spring and autumn.
As for the color, their coat will be more of a darker note, usually darker brown to match traces of black in their muzzle.
It’s common for Griffondoodle to have a Toy poodle. As such they will be a smaller breed.
As a general rule, Griffondoodles will have a maximum of 15 pounds. Thanks to their calm nature and soft temperament they will enjoy spending time indoors after a good run.
Tiboodle
Tibetan Terrier and Poodle
Mixing the Tibetan Terrier and the Poodle led to the creation of one of a kind, Tiboodle.
Tiboodles are one of the most unusual mixes alive. They may appear as if they are ready for any sort of action, but they are in fact dogs of low energy.
In fact, their energy level is significantly lower than those in their Poodle parent.
Tiboodles are great with children as long as they know their way around dogs.
Children should know how to safely interact with dogs, or accidents may happen. They are also great with other pets.
As for their appearance, they should not have more than 20 pounds and they are commonly white, black, or something in between.
Overall, these dogs are great companion dogs. They will easily adapt to any living environment and the type of household that works for them.
Doberdoodle
Doberman and Poodle
Are you more of a Doberman fan or Poodle?
If you would love to have a dog with traits of these two breeds then you should check the Doberdoodle.
This is a mixed breed between the Doberman and Poodle. This mixed breed is common of larger size and comes with a high-energy level.
They are also low shedders. Doberdoodles are large size dogs that weigh up to 80 pounds. This is the weight when they are fully grown.
It’s common for males to be slightly bigger than females. Color-wise, they will be either black or brown.
Due to their size and energy levels, Doberdoodles aren’t recommended for first time dog owners.
However, if you have experience as a dog owner and you know how to handle a stubborn dog, then the Doberdoodle is a breed for you.
Belgian Doodle
Belgian Malinois and Poodle
The Belgian Doodle mixes the Belgian Malinois and the Poodle. The most unusual thing about this mix is that the Belgian Doodle is extremely rare.
Yet, that doesn’t make them any less interesting. Just like purebred parents, the Belgian Doodle will be an active breed.
They will love long walks, dog sports such as agility, and when there is a task for them to perform.
Interestingly, they will shed far less than their purebred parent the Belgian Malinois. On top of that, they will have lesser grooming needs.
As a high-energy breed, they will require daily walks and extra exercise time. This is a medium-size breed with around 60 pounds.
They will be a nice addition to a family of any size. On top of that, they are easy to train.
To make them happy every day, provide a large space for running sessions. In general, a large backyard should do fine.
Pit Boodle
Pitbull and Poodle
Pitbull is often used to create new dog breeds.
Together with Poodle, breeders created a breed that got the best from the Pitbull and Poodle – the guardian dog Pit Boodle.
Crossing a Pitbull with a Poodle gave an active dog of powerful stand and muscular body. They are loyal and one of the best breeds to have if you want a breed with low grooming needs.
Pit Boodles should be of medium size, and they shouldn’t have more than 50 pounds.
A game of fetch can keep this breed satisfied for hours, while a 45 minutes long exercise session should also keep his joints strong.
When given the right amount of exercise, they will easily adjust to any living space.
French Bulldoodle
French Bulldog and Poodle
When a French Bulldog and a Poodle are mixed, the French Bulldoodle is born. These dogs are small in size, with not more than 20 pounds.
They are commonly the first choice for owners with smaller living spaces. The French Bulldoodle isn’t much of a shedder, although having the right grooming tools is still a must.
These active dogs will be the first to run when at the dog park, and the last ones to go to sleep.
They want you to be happy and well-entertained. To keep them active and their joints strong, provide around 30 minutes of outdoor exercise.
This should be enough time for them to keep their mind challenged and body fit.
They will be first to greet everyone around them, and they will love having other canine buddies.
If left alone for long hours they may develop separation anxiety. Make sure that you can provide enough emotional support to this breed.
Sheltiedoodle
Shetland Sheepdog and Poodle
Sheltiedoodle is a small size dog with famous purebred parents, the Shetland Sheepdog and Poodle.
This breed is for you if you really want an energetic mixed breed that doesn’t weigh more than 20 pounds.
As energetic dogs, they will thrive in an active family, or with an individual outdoor person.
When bored or even worse – neglected, they will become destructive.
They will be great with children, especially with older children who know their way around dogs. This is a dog with a huge part of shepherd genes so expect a huge deal of energy.
Separation anxiety is often seen in these dogs, so if your schedule is too hectic you should double-think if this breed is for you.
Bassetdoodle
Basset Hound and Poodle
The Basset Hound is a famous breed with even more famous long ears. In fact, they are best known for this physical trait.
Just like Basset Hounds, the Bassetdoodles will be chill and easy-going dogs of soft temper. Combining the Basset Hound and the Poodle lead to the creation of Bassetdoodles.
This is a chill mixed dog who will usually weigh around 35 pounds. This is also a breed of low energy, which will only get slower over time.
Once you get a Bassetdoodle you should be careful when it comes to nutrition, because these dogs are prone to obesity. They can easily gain weight if you don’t provide enough exercise.
Pooton
Coton De Tulear and Poodle
The Pooton is a small size mixed dog of famous purebred parents. This breed was created by mixing the Toy Poodle and the famous Coton De Tulear.
This mixed breed will shed occasionally, and overall is an easy breed to maintain.
When fully grown they will have between 10 to 15 pounds. These tiny dogs are great family dogs who love spending time with their people.
Thanks to their grooming requirement and size, they are recommended for first time dog owners.
They may be a little nerdy, which means that they are prone to separation anxiety.
Foodle
Fox Terrier and Poodle
The Foodle is a mixed breed of Fox Terrier and Poodle. They are commonly mixed with the Standard Poodle, which is why they are considered to be medium-size dogs.
When fully grown, they should have between 25 and 40 pounds. This breed is all about balance as they love to be active outside, and chill indoors.
Foodles are recommended for more experienced dog owners. At least they should be your second dog. The Foodle will be a great addition to families of any size.
Children will love them, and they will respect children as long as they know how to behave around dogs. Make sure that you socialize this breed early on.
Is Poodle Mix For You?
Now that you’re familiar with many Poodle mixes, you have to make a big decision – which mix is suitable for you?
Do you think that Schnoodle is for you? Or maybe a Goldendoodle is a better fit for your larger family and children? Just like with any other dog selection, do your research first.
Good to know: These breeds should be odorless, or at least to be minimally smelly dog breeds.
Be honest on how much time you have for any Poodle mix, how comfortable you are with shedding and drooling, and if regular walks and additional exercises are too much time for you.
If you are 100% sure that you are ready to welcome a dog into your home, then you can see what are the desirable traits in your potential dog, and start from there.
For example, if you want a more active Poodle mix you might think of Goldenddodle, while if you want a dog with low energy you might think about getting a Shih Poo.
Frequently Asked Questions On Poodle Crossbreed Representative Species
1. What Is The Best Cross With A Poodle?
So far, the most popular poodle crossbreed representative species is Goldendoodle.
This popular Poodle mix is a cross between the Golden Retriever and Poodle.
Goldendoodle is part of ‘Doodle breeds’, dogs known for their intelligence, charm, calm nature, and lovely hypoallergenic coats that are easy to groom.
Goldendoodles are also often used as therapy dogs due to their love toward people and emotional nature.
2. How Many Poodle Hybrids Are There?
At the time, there are over 50 poodle crossbreed representative species. Poodle mixes or Doodles are dogs of the finest Poodle traits, who love spending time with people.
3. Are Poodle Mixes Good Dogs?
Just like any other mix, Poodle mixes are what you make for them.
At its core, poodle crossbreed representative species should be soft, gentle, easy to maintain, and active.
Doodles are often popular apartment dogs. To get a great Poodle mix dog invest in proper training and early socialization.
4. What Are The Worst Poodle Mixes?
Peekapoo, Shih Poo, Rottle, Corgipoo, and Whoodle are commonly listed as the worst poodle mixes.
According to breeds’ owners, these dogs tend to have a poor temperaments, are hard to train, and may have strong health conditions.
Still, we recommend that you always perform in-depth research on different dog breeds, and once you have all info make the final decision on which breed is the best suited for your lifestyle.
5. Which Poodle Mix Is Healthiest?
The top three healthies poodle crossbreed representative species are Labradoodles, Goldendoodles, and Bernedoodles.
These mixes are people-pleasers, calm, and can handle living in busy city areas.
Like with all Poodle mixe, you should provide the right nutrition, proper exercise, and regular veterinarian check-ups.
