Hip dysplasia is one potential problem to look out for. Every Sheepdogpoo will not develop all, or even any, of these problems, but knowing what to look for can help you decide if you need to seek medical attention for your pup.

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Sheepadoodle vs Goldendoodle: What’s the Difference?.Old English Sheepdog vs Sheepadoodle: What Are The Differences?.Labradoodle vs Goldendoodle: The 5 Key Differences.These puppies will still be hypoallergenic for those searching for a low shedding dog. Sometimes there could be a bigger or smaller pup because of the genetics behind them. Most times these pups will average around 30 – 40 lbs. We expect the size range to be 25 – 45 lbs depending on the parents. You may also have some tan points as well or brindle. You could also have parti (part white and a colour), tuxedo (mostly solid with white neck collar and white feet), solids, or abstracts (solid with a bit of white). You will also see multiple colours in the litter, sometimes brown and white, black and white, apricot and white or merle and white. You will see a variety of coat types in this litter – some being curly and some being wavy. These puppies are 62.5 % Poodle and 37.5% Old English Sheepdog.

The F2b Mini Sheepadoodle is a blend of a F1 Sheepadoodle (50% Poodle and 50% OES) and F1b Sheepadoodle (75% Poodle and 25% OES).

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