GLENHAVEN DOODLES
Aussiedoodle Breeder
The New Litter Was Born On
March 18, 2025
Everything we do as a breeder is to make sure we develop the most emotionally stable, healthy, happy companions possible. Our puppies are raised in our home using the Puppy Culture method. We work on early neurological stimulation, aggression prevention, potty training, and manding. Our puppies receive plenty of socializing from our 3 little girls.
Meet the Mom
Khloe Belle
Khloe Belle is an F1 Aussiedoodle. She is 1st generation, 50% Poodle & 50% Australian Shepard. She is an amazing well tempered family dog. She loves to run and play fetch at the park every morning with her neighborhood friends.
Our Aussiedoodle puppies are F1B Generation. What does that mean?
Khloe Belle is an F1 Aussiedoodle. What does F1 mean? F = Filial Hybrid and 1 = 1st generation. She is 50% Poodle & 50% Australian Shepard. All of her puppies will be F1B. The addition of the B stands for Backcross. Backcross is a fancy term that simply means inbreeding back to a purebred generation.
F1B Aussiedoodle (75% Poodle, 25% Australian Shepard) is a cross between an F1 Australian Shepard (50% Poodle and 50% Australian Shepard) and one of the original purebred lines — either a 100% Standard Poodle or 100% Australian Shepard. Almost always, an F1B Aussiedoodle is a cross between an F1 Aussiedoodle and a 100% Standard Poodle as breeders prefer a non-shedding and hypoallergenic dog coat. Since an F1B Aussiedoodle is a mix between an F1 Aussiedoodle and a Poodle, it is referred to as a Backcross and hence the reason why it’s called F1B.
The F1B Aussiedoodle generation is typically referred to as the Hypoallergenic Australian Shepard because it inherits a larger amount of Poodle traits. This includes the signature hypoallergenic and non-shedding coat that many owners seek. This means that the F1B Aussiedoodle typically produces a curly coat and would be an excellent choice for owners with moderate dog allergies.
F1B Aussiedoodles gain some health benefits of being Hybrid Vigor, which means that it will be healthier than the purebred parents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Male puppies are $1250 and female puppies are $1350. We ask for a non-refundable deposit of $500 to secure your puppy pick.
When you decide you are interested in a puppy from us, we'll correspond about what specific traits you're looking for in a puppy. As a litter grows and develops, we try to match you to the best puppy for you- taking into account traits like energy level, coat type, your color and gender preferences, breeding quality vs pet quality, and more. Official picks are done in order deposits were placed, but we try to make sure everyone gets the perfect puppy- if we can't meet your preferences, we won't take a deposit.
We use Puppy Culture, which ensures that the puppies can handle stress and are well socialized. We have 3 little children that help us make sure the puppies are well acustomed to children, noises, strange sights, and the chaos of regular family life.
No, we do not dock the tails on our puppies.
No, research shows that removing dew claws increases arthritis rates and the dew claws are important for shock absorption and traction for active dogs, we do not remove regular front dew claws. If we ever encounter a dangly dew claw or rear dews, those will be removed within the first 3 days of life.
