Aussiedoodle Size Guide (Toy, Mini & Standard)

The Aussiedoodle (AKA Aussiepoo or Australian Shepherd Poodle) is a cross breed between an Australian Shepherd and a Poodle. As it is a mixed breed there are lots of different Aussiedoodle sizes depending on the size of the parent dogs. The most common Aussiedoodle size are the Toy, Mini and Standard Aussiedoodle. As it is a relatively new breed, there are no sizing standards so we have provided a Aussiedoodle size guide below.

If you are interested in Toy, Mini or Standard Aussiedoodles, keep reading this article to find out the all the answers to your questions about the different sizes!

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Toy Aussiedoodle

What Is A Toy Aussiedoodle?

The Toy Aussiedoodle is the smallest size of the breed. They are made by breeding a Toy Poodle with a Miniature Australian Shepherd or through multigenerational breeding of Mini Aussiedoodles on the smaller size. This is when smaller sized Mini Aussiedoodles are bred together to create smaller and smaller puppies until they get the ‘toy’ size.

What Does A Toy Aussiedoodle Look Like?

Toy Aussiedoodles look like fluffy little teddy bears as they have a super fluffy wavy medium length coat. They come in many colors including red merle, blue merle, tri-color and bi-color variations. They have a delicate build with an oval shaped heat, floppy ears and almond eyes that are usually brown or green.

Toy Aussiedoodle Red Merle

Toy Chocolate Aussiedoodle

Toy Aussiedoodle Blue Merle

Toy Aussiedoodle Black and White

What Size Is A Toy Aussiedoodle?

Toy Aussiedoodles are the smallest size reaching a height of 10 inches or less (under 25.4cm) at the shoulder when fully grown. They weigh between 10 and 15 pounds (4.5kg to 6.8kg) as an adult.

When Do Toy Aussiedoodles Stop Growing?

Toy Aussiedoodles stop growing between 8 and 11 months of age. They reach their full adult size the fastest out of all the Aussiedoodle sizes because they are so small.

Toy Aussiedoodle Temperament

Toy Aussiedoodles are an affectionate, playful and loyal dog breed. There is not much variation in temperament between the different sizes of Aussiedoodle however Toy Aussiedoodles are said to be slightly more timid which is mainly due to their petite size.

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How Long Do Toy Aussiedoodles Live?

Toy Aussiedoodles live for 10 to 12 years however some can live even longer. You can give your Toy Aussiedoodle the best chance of living a long life by giving them plenty of exercise daily and also by feeding them a balanced and nutritious diet. Their lifespan can also be affected by their genetics, health conditions and general lifestyle.

How Much Do Toy Aussiedoodles Cost?

Toy Aussiedoodles cost between $2500USD to $6000USD. They are the most expensive Aussiedoodle size as they are quite rare and difficult to breed. This is like other poodle mixes where the smaller the size of the dog, the more expensive it is.

Another factor that greatly impacts upon the price of Toy Aussiedoodles is their coat color. Rarer coat colors such as Blue or Red Merle are more expensive than solid colored Toy Aussiedoodles. They go for prices closer to the high end of the price spectrum or for even more.

Do Toy Aussiedoodles Shed?

Toy Aussiedoodles are classified as light to non-shedders. They only drop a little bit of hair here and there throughout the year and do not go through heavy seasonal shedding like other breeds. Owners can reduce how much their Toy Aussiedoodle sheds by regularly brushing them.

It is important to realise that there is no such thing as a totally non-shedding dog and that Aussiedoodles along with other poodle mixes are the closest to this definition.

Are Toy Aussiedoodles Hypoallergenic?

Yes, Toy Aussiedoodles are hypoallergenic as they are very light shedders and do not release much allergy inducing dander (dead skin cells) into the environment when they shed. All sizes of Aussiedoodles are hypoallergenic.

Are Toy Aussiedoodles Good Dogs?

Yes, Toy Aussiedoodles are good dogs for families with older children, couples or single adults however they require much more care and are predisposed to more health issues than the larger sizes of the breed. They have a lovely temperament and are small and cute however, they are often bred with disregard for their health and wellbeing. It is important to note that Toy Aussiedoodles are a similar size to the “teacup” size of other Poodle mix breeds.

Are Toy Aussiedoodles Healthy?

Toy Aussiedoodles are subjected to more health issues than the miniature and standard size of the breed because of their tiny size. They are much more fragile than larger sizes of Aussiedoodle and can easily get injured. They also may have poor bone density, heart defects, respiratory problems in addition to the common health conditions of the breed.

Toy Aussiedoodle Breeders

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Mini Aussiedoodle

What Is A Mini Aussiedoodle?

A Mini Aussiedoodle is a Poodle Mix dog breed where a Miniature Australian Shepherd has been bred with a Miniature Poodle. They are the middle size of Aussiedoodle where the Standard Aussiedoodle is slightly larger and the Toy Aussiedoodle is smaller.

What Does A Mini Aussiedoodle Look Like?

Mini Aussiedoodles look like teddy bears with their wavy coats that have gorgeous markings. They can come in many different colors and patterns including blue merle, red merle, tri-color and bi-color patterns. Mini Aussiedoodles have floppy ears, oval shaped heads with a medium length snout and almond eyes that are usually brown or green.

Mini Aussiedoodle Blue Merle

Mini Aussiedoodle Red Merle

Mini Aussiedoodle Black

Mini Aussiedoodle Black and White

What Size Is A Mini Aussiedoodle?

Mini Aussiedoodles are the middle size of the breed. They get to a height of 10 to 15 inches (25.4cm to 38.1cm) at the shoulder when fully grown and usually weigh between 15 and 45 pounds (6.8kg to 20.4kg). There can be size and weight variation as they are a mixed breed dog.

How Fast Do Mini Aussiedoodles Grow?

Mini Aussiedoodles grow much faster than Standard Aussiedoodles as they reach their full adult size between 11 and 13 months. This is much faster than the Standard Aussiedoodle that reaches full size between 12 and 18 months.

Mini Aussiedoodle Temperament

Mini Aussiedoodles have a loyal and affectionate temperament. They love to spend quality time with their family whether that is snuggling up on the lounge or playing at the dog park. They are very playful and also intelligent which is why they enjoy learning new tricks and training sessions with their owners.

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How Long Do Mini Aussiedoodles Live?

Mini Aussiedoodles live for 12 to 15 years. Many factors influence how long a Mini Aussiedoodle lives including health conditions, genetics, exercise, diet and other lifestyle factors. To give your Mini Aussiedoodle the best chance of living a long life, make sure to give them a well balanced diet and also plenty of exercise daily so they stay healthy.

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How Much Do Mini Aussiedoodles Cost?

Mini Aussiedoodles cost between $2000USD and $5000USD. They are slightly cheaper than Toy Aussiedoodles as they are more common. Nevertheless, their small size that makes them highly suited to urban living is a major factor that contributes to their high price. The other factor that greatly influences price is their coat color.

Mini Aussiedoodle Breeders

Standard Aussiedoodle

What Is A Standard Size Aussiedoodle?

A standard size Aussiedoodle is the largest and most common Aussiedoodle size. They are created by breeding a standard size Australian Shepherd with a Standard Poodle. Standard Aussiedoodles have a wavy or curly coat that comes in many patterns including blue merle, red merle, tri-color, bi-color as well as solid colors. They have a medium build with very long legs.

Standard Aussiedoodle Temperament

Standard Aussiedoodles have a lovely temperament. They are super playful, loyal and also smart. Their intelligence makes them quite easy to train in addition to their eagerness to please their owners. They love to spend time exercising whether that is running, playing fetch or hiking, just as much as they love cuddling with their owners.

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How Big Is A Standard Aussiedoodle?

Standard Aussiedoodles get to 15 to 25 inches (25.4cm to 38.1cm) at the shoulder when fully grown. They usually weigh between 45 and 70 pounds (20.4kg to 31.8kg). There is a lot of height and weight variation within the category of Standard Aussiedoodles as they are a mixed breed dog.

standard aussiedoodle black — Standard Aussiedoodle Black

How Tall Is A Standard Aussiedoodle?

A Standard Aussiedoodle is 15 to 25 inches (38.1cm to 63.5cm) tall when fully grown. In comparison to other Poodle mix breeds, they have very long legs.

When Do Standard Aussiedoodles Stop Growing?

Standard Aussiedoodles stop growing between 12 and 18 months.As the largest version of the Aussiedoodle, they take the longest to reach their full adult size. Usually Standard Aussiedoodles reach half their adult weight and height around six months of age. Their growth rate is much slower from this point onwards.

Standard Aussiedoodle Lifespan

Standard Aussiedoodles have a lifespan of 10 to 13 years. Their lifespan is slightly shorter than Mini Aussiedoodles as they are a large dog breed. Other factors influence the lifespan of Standard Aussiedoodles including genetics, health conditions, exercise, diet and their general lifestyle.

bi-color standard aussiedoodles — Bi-color Standard Aussiedoodles

Is A Standard Aussiedoodle A Large Breed?

Standard Aussiedoodles are a medium to large size breed. Standard Aussiedoodles who are towards the higher end of the weight and height scale are classified as a large breed while those who are on the lower end are a medium breed. Aussiedoodles are consider to be a large breed if they weigh 50 or more pounds (22.7kg or more).

Standard Aussiedoodle Breeders

Size Comparison Summary

Type	Height	Weight
Toy Aussiedoodle	10 inches or less (under 25.4cm)	10 to 15 pounds (4.5kg to 6.8kg)
Mini Aussiedoodle	10 to 15 inches (25.4cm to 38.1cm)	15 to 45 pounds (6.8kg to 20.4kg)
Standard Aussiedoodle	15 to 25 inches (38.1cm to 63.5cm)	45 to 70 pounds (20.4kg to 31.8kg)