bordoodles
From Elvis and Jule
quite the dog
“She is the sweetest dog. And so smart. The perfect dog for us”-Leslie from Georgia.
New to the scene and gaining popularity, Bordoodles are the one-two punch when it comes to having a great companion. In fact, whether you are single or have a large family, Bordoodles are very adaptable when it comes to settling in with a new family. Getting along seems to be in their nature. Not only are Bordoodles intelligent and affectionate they are very loyal to their owners. Bordoodles tend to be protective but get along with other animals as well. Bordoodles only require moderate amounts of activity and will be content with entertaining themselves indoors if provided with toys. Scheduling just 30 minutes of activity and exercise for your dog each day will suffice. Life expectancy is 12-15 years.
Elvis and Jule puppy. Brown merle.
coats
Our Brown-Merle Border Collie, Layla, has a long coat. Her puppies typically have longer, wavier coats that require little maintenance and colors will vary from black and white to blue merle and silver. Jule, our F1 Bordoodle, produces puppies with a curlier coat because her puppies are 3/4 Poodle. Colors are blue merle, brown merle, chocolates and black and whites. Grooming requirements are low to moderate will not shed much at all.
Jerry Lee and Layla’s puppy
temperament
Bordoodles exhibit the best qualities of the Poodle and the Border Collie, which are both wonderful canine breeds, Bordoodles tend to have friendly, social personalities, and they will rarely display aggression. Temperament is made up of genetics and environment. Since our parent dogs live with us, we know them well. This allows us to better determine some of the traits your puppy will inherit. Poodles and Border collies are great problem solvers. These breeds tend to “figure things out” versus heavy, repetitive training. This makes them an excellent choice for agility dogs and service animals.
