Aussiepoo (All Sizes) Puppies For Sale

Toy, mini, and standard in one place

The Aussiepoo crosses an Australian Shepherd with a Poodle, and it comes in several sizes depending on the Poodle behind the litter. This page gathers them so you can compare.

Before the sizes, the important thing to understand about this cross is what both parents were bred to do.

Two working breeds

Australian Shepherds are herding dogs. Despite the name, the breed was developed in the western United States, working stock on ranches, and it was selected for stamina, focus, and the willingness to work all day. Poodles were water retrievers, and they are among the most intelligent dogs in the world.

Neither parent is a companion breed. Both were bred to have a job, and the cross inherits that squarely.

Small does not mean less energy

This is the single most important point on this page. Breeding a herding cross down in size reduces the amount of dog, not the amount of drive. A toy Aussiepoo can be every bit as busy, alert, and demanding of mental work as a standard one, and owners who choose a smaller size expecting a lower-effort dog are usually surprised.

Whatever size you choose, plan for daily exercise plus real enrichment: training sessions, puzzle feeders, scent games, a trick to learn, a walk with time to sniff. Twenty focused minutes of thinking does more than an hour of unstructured yard time.

Herding behavior at home

Herding instinct can show up as chasing, circling, or nipping at moving feet, particularly with running children or other pets. It is instinct rather than aggression, and it responds to redirection: teach the puppy to fetch a toy when it gets excited, reward calm around movement, and interrupt before the chase starts.

Aussiepoos also tend to be alert and watchful. Training a settle after the first bark is easier than trying to switch off the instinct.

Coat

Expect a wavy to curly coat that sheds little and mats readily. Brush three or four times a week down to the skin, comb afterwards, and book professional grooming every six to eight weeks.

The puppy coat usually changes texture during the first year and becomes more work. Start handling paws, ears, and muzzle in week one so grooming is routine.

Choosing your size

Standard Aussiepoos need the most space and the most physical exercise, and they need leash manners taught early. Minis suit most households and are easier to manage. Toys need far less distance but the same mental work and a bit of care around stairs and furniture.

Adult size is an estimate in any crossbreed, so ask us about the individual puppy.

Compare them in the store

Look at each size on its own if you prefer: standard, mini, and toy.

Our Aussiepoo puppies come from our licensed breeder network. Come and meet them in Orlando or Nashville, check store hours before you set off, and ask about financing options in store.