Sheepadoodles have been around since the early- to mid-1980s, although we’d like to believe that they could perhaps have been developed as early as the middle of the 20 th century. This lovable hound can also be yours to keep if you know how to take good care of it. The Sheepadoodle is a friendly, playful, and adventurous hound that is well-suited for active families who are in their initial stages of owning a dog. Now try putting the two together and you’ve got one of the loveliest, easiest to train, and sweetest designer dog breeds you can find. We also love the elegance of the Poodle especially when groomed with its impressive hairdos complete with blue and red ribbons.

See more.Personally, we adore the Old English Sheepdog with its unmistakable shaggy coat that covers even its lovely round eyes. The Medium sized Sheepdadoodles have weight from 60 to 80 pounds and height is in between 13 and 24 inches, age limit is from 12 to 15 years usually. They sheds little to no, this quality makes them hypoallergenic. Some of them may have black patches on their body and ears. Sheepadoodles in adulthood meet in black however, when they rise up may come in white, tan, gray, black, silver or any combination. They will need a fair amount of exercise and feel happiness if provided with toys to play with. Being an intelligent dog it is easy to train but early age socialization is recommended. This hybrid is non aggressive, averagely intelligent, ever ready to please the owner.

Sheepadoodle are not only much loving dogs but also so sweet and smart as well. It may have the best attributions of its parent breeds. Both the Old English A cross between Old English Sheepdog and Poodle is known as Sheepadoodle. Sheepadoodles are a hybrid between an Old English Sheepdog and a Poodle.

Black sheepadoodle