Aussiedoodle

I love my dog. She is great! You just have to groom her a lot.

Everyday is a new experience; she loves paper towels and TP, pens, glasses, everything she shouldn't have and will hunt these items down even if they're in my purse. All wastebaskets must be hidden or up high.

Zoey is a very shy, but high energy dog. She is the runt of the litter she weighs around 40 pounds, and has no tail

Sparky is a very smart, friendly dog. She is excitable when she first greets people, but settles down quickly. When she was a pup, a long run or walk was important to keep her out of trouble... when she did not get exercised she would get into trash cans, chew up mail (including our tax bill!), etc. As she has gotten older she has calmed down significantly and just likes to hang out with us. Overall she has been a fantastic, loyal family pet.

She is super smart and loving, she is timid at first but once she gets used to you she is very affectionate. She Is protective over me (not in a bad or aggressive way) she does get jealous if I pet another dog. She will come over and get in between me and the other dog. All around she is amazing!! She learns tricks really fast!

Okee is six months old and a wonderful pup. Loves to run and play and is very sociable. We do lots and lots of activities together. She travels with me for work and volunteer activities.

Trapper is the most loyal and obedient dog I’ve ever owned. I’ve been a life long dog owner and this breed has proven to be the most enjoyable companion. The open friendliness of this breed definitely invites burglars to sit down and hang out, so guard dog he is not. Super affectionate and always bouncing when he walks. Handsome and stoic, he’s always there at a moments notice with a smile on his face ready to please. The true spirit of “good dog” I feel is found in this breed. He was apt to learn when he was younger and clearly still enjoys following commands. Joining me for daily barn work is one of his favorite activities and he has his own daily routine in there while I’m tending to the horses. Introducing him to other dogs is easy for him, it depends on the other dog. Grooming maintenance is quite involved with this breed. His undercoat is thick like wool and makes it challenging to keep him clean. He requires frequent brushing and specialty tools to for snarls and mats. I clip his fur 2-3 times per warm season at 0 and only lightly trim him once or twice during the winter. Winter is his favorite season and he LOVES laying down in snow. He’s the best dog I’ve ever owned and would make a great family dog or single person companion.

Even at such a young age I can see Dixie wanting to learn! I love love her!