Raising a Sheepadoodle is rewarding, fun to do, but also challenging. While this mixed breed has a lot of great qualities, you may also have a heck of a time trying to take care of them, as they come with their own share of quirks and special requirements. Thankfully, there are countless Sheepadoodle owners that have already braved this journey on their own, and so you should have no problems figuring out how to best take care of your new furry companion. Today we’ll be giving you more info about the breed, give you tips on how to best raise your Sheepadoodle friend, and also some potential pitfalls that you should be aware of.

A Quick Overview

Background & Origins
A Sheepadoodle is the result of crossing a Poodle with an Old English Sheepdog, which creates an adorably strange and energetic family dog. The Old English Sheepdog became popular around farms and homesteads throughout England, as well as various other parts of Europe. This animal was smart and people quickly picked up on the fact that these were natural herding animals, and just like that the Old English Sheepdog found its purpose. Poodles have also been around for quite some time, and remain as one of the most popular dogs, both within and outside the United States.

General Sheepadoodle Info
When it comes to any breed of dog, there are some things that you should know right out the gate. One thing you are going to have to be aware of going in is just how much responsibility a Sheepadoodle can be. We use the word responsibility and not work because much of the time you spend is going to be fun, but it is still time you are going to have to set aside on a daily or weekly basis. We will go into further detail in just a bit, but these responsibilities mainly focus on grooming, training, feeding, and exercise.

Caring for a Sheepadoodle
Now that you have a decent idea about what to expect out of a Sheepadoodle, it's time to talk a little more about what taking care of one will entail. If you’ve ever raised a midsized dog before, you should be somewhat familiar with their energy levels. These dogs have a lot of it, and will require a fair bit of attention from the owner as well as exercise in order to be at their best. You should expect to get this kind of dog outside every day, or else they can start to experience stress and act out as a result, which is not only bad news for you, but is also a sign that your dog is not entirely happy.

Health Concerns
Besides the requirements that these dogs ask out of you, the biggest thing to be aware of with Sheepadoodle is the health ailments that can commonly affect them. If left unchecked, these issues can impact not only their health, but also their mental state, and so it's not the worst idea in the world to become familiar with your veterinarian. These individuals can serve as a sort of guide and help to identify and come up with solutions for any health concerns that may pop up.

Pricing
Nobody ever wants to talk about price when bringing in a new member to their family, but sadly it's very much a part of the process. Sheepadoodle can run to be pretty costly, as they are a popular kind of Doodle, and technically a Doodle is a designer dog. You should expect to pay anywhere from $1,000 at the lower end of things to a whopping $3,500 at the higher end. The price will depend on factors like breeder quality, special additions like a rare coat color or something, and just plain ol’ demand for the dog.

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