A Sheepadoodle is a designer breed crossing an Old English Sheepdog with a Standard Poodle.  Their coats are considered non-shedding and Sheepdogs are considered to be, on average, approximately 85% hypoallergenic. When crossing a Sheepdog with a Poodle, you significantly increase the dog's hypoallergenic factor to (nearly) 100% and they are non-shedding with a soft, wavy coat. The result is a "smarter" Sheepdog that is hypoallergenic, non-shedding and a GREAT family dog. 



Sheepadoodles are non-dominant, intelligent/extremely trainable and make great companions. They are loyal and very people-oriented and are great with children. Sheepadoodles are great with other animals, too! Their calm temperament and love for people is notable. They make for a wonderful family pet and can even be very good health care service dog or guidance dog. They love to be with their family, play, go for walks, or just be by your side. Because they are very family oriented dogs, they want to please you in every way!


They require regular brushing, and clipping every few months. 


It is well known in all domestic animal breeding that hybrids (50%-50% mixes of two different breeds) will raise the chances of having fewer genetic diseases because all doubling of detrimental effects will stop in the first generation. The genetic term for this is heterosis effect. This effect often gives non-related individuals stronger descendants than inbreeds.