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Airedoodle

Airedoodle
 

While the breeds that make up the Airedoodle date back centuries, the Airedoodle itself is relatively new. Part of the designer dog craze – where two full breed dogs are bred to make a hybrid dog – Airedoodles have grown in popularity over the past few decades.

Breed Characteristics

Type:Mix
Function:Companion
Preferred Climate:Any Climate
Group:Terriers
Life Span:11-15 Years
Nicknames:Airedale terrier/Poodle mix, Airedale terrier hybrid, Poodle hybrid
Hypoallergenic:Yes

Airedoodle Build Information

The size of an Airedoodle depends greatly on the size of his or her parents. In general, they have an average weight between forty and sixty-five pounds and an average height between twenty-two and twenty-six inches.

Size:Medium
Length (Male):22-27 in.
Length (Female):22-24 in.
Weight:41 - 65 lbs
Tail Dock or Crop:No

Behaviour and Personality

Airedoodles are known as being easily trained: they listen to commands, learn tricks, and obey their owners so effortlessly that they are recommended for first time dog owners. Still, they can grow stubborn if not socialized properly. Because of their large size and high energy level, they do best in homes with yards; they are not all that adaptable to apartment living. However, they can adapt to weather and are able to handle both hot and cold temperatures. Airedoodles have a reputation for being both friendly and loveable; they thrive on being with people. They are also intelligent, a trait that helps them get along with their fellow household pets. Typically, they are good with children, though this depends on how the particular dog was raised. They have a life expectancy between ten and fifteen years.

Activity Level:Very Active
Affection Level:Very Affectionate
Barking:Quiet
Energy Level:Very Active
Good to Other Pets:Very Friendly
Guardian Skills:Yes
Kid Friendliness:Friendly

Appearance

Even though they are part poodle, Airedoodles are moderate shedders. Regular grooming and brushing is required to keep their coats from matting. Regular maintenance will also help keep the fur clean and soft and make the dogs less likely to shed.

Colors:Apricot, Black, Black & Tan, Cream, Gray, Light Brown
Shedding:Moderate
Grooming:Medium Maintenance
Coat Type:Curly

Airedoodle Common Health Conditions

Airedoodles are healthy dogs, perhaps, in part, because they are not purebred; with a more varied gene pool, they are much less likely to have genetic problems than their purebred counterparts (particularly if they are second or third generations). Still, these dogs may experience tooth infection and ear infection on occasion. Regularly cleaning can help prevent these issues from arising. They may also experience weight problems if they are not properly exercised; they must lead active lifestyles in order to maintain their shape.

Airedoodle Pet Insurance

When adding a dog or cat to your family you want to make sure your pet is happy, healthy and protected. During its lifetime your pet is exposed to many illnesses and diseases and some breeds are affected by a congenital disease which is a condition existing at birth. At these moments when your pet is ill or maybe needs surgery, you want to be protected for the unexpected and high veterinarian costs.

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Breed Talents and Facts

Airedoodles are a cross between poodles and Airedale terriers. The breed is not known for its watchdog abilities: these types of dogs are unlikely to bark at intruders or alert their owners to danger. They are also unlikely to defend their owners from physical assault.

Training:Easy
Hunting Companion:Yes
Jolly for Jogging:Yes
Ideal for Tracking:Yes
Herding Skills:Yes
Dutiful Watchdog:No
Police Performer:Yes
Agile/Zippy:Yes
Obedient:Yes
Trainable for Tricks:Yes