![]() ![]() They do best with positive reinforcement and will learn any new trick you teach them! As with all breeds that go from tiny puppy to large dog, it’s important to start sheepadoodle training with the adult dog in mind: Don’t allow or encourage your puppy to do anything you wouldn’t want a 50+ pound sheepadoodle doing a year from now. Sheepadoodles, like all dogs, are creatures of habit, they learn by routine, persistence, and consistency. In fact, a Sheepadoodle is one of the more expensive dog breeds to have professionally groomed due to their large size and challenging coats. ![]() A full-grown adult Sheepadoodle weighs around 45-80 pounds and stands 13-28 inches tall. Just like the cost of a Sheepadoodle puppy is expensive, getting your dog groomed is also not cheap. A well behaved pet/companion is highly favored, and they don’t just happen by accident. Sheepadoodles come from two large dog breeds, and in turn, can be on the larger side. They need parameters and rules and it is important to enforce these rules from the beginning. Sheepadoodles grow up to be very loving dogs if they have the right training and guidance when they are puppies! It is very important to start your training with your Sheepadoodle puppy the minute you get him/her home. Adult Mini Sheepadoodle dogs need at least 2 daily walks of 20 minutes each. ![]() If you have the patience and you can deal with the nipping, then it isn’t too bad. Lots of puppies nip, so this isn’t unique to Sheepadoodles, but Sheepadoodles seem to nip more than other breeds. As Sheepadoodles are part Old English Sheepdog (which is a herding breed) they want to nip and herd anything and everything! It requires patience and training to teach them to stop. ![]() You may not know this but Sheepadoodle puppies tend to nip more than other breeds. How to select a reputable breeder Choosing an adult Sheepadoodle How to prepare your home for a large dog The costs of owning a Sheepadoodle House-training. ![]()
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