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Instant Sushi please be careful when buying a cross breed. Short version but a lot of dodgy breeders are out there selling these cross breeds and just making money from the dogs but they are not having the stud dogs and both dogs health checked properly eg if the pra is not checked the puppies can die. Also be careful when buying cross cause with some of the them there brains can be to big for there heads. I know with some of the cross breeds they can be a stronger dog but don't buy a dog cause they look cute do some research cause like I said a lot of people just want to make money out of dog breeding and there are a lot of dodgy breeders out there. You really want a dog to live for at least 13 years so just be mindful before you buy a dog or look at adopting a dog. There are lots of puppies etc who have been abandoned and need loving homes.

no prob. He he. Good luck on your journey and like I said just be careful cause a lot of dodgy breeders not telling you they are selling there dogs from puppy farms etc. Whatever you do make sure if you are buying a puppy get both parents paper work in advance and check for pra etc and if some wants to give you a puppy before they are eight weeks old and has sold the siblings before they are eight weeks don't buy the puppies. The first few weeks are the most informative for the puppy. Good luck. :)

Ayana Chang ,

Ayana Chang I’m getting a sheepadoodle

Sheepadoodles are very nice and gentle dogs. However, as with all dogs, it depends on which one you get. Mine is named Cosmo and is really kind (and lazy 😂). Another puppy in his litter was very hyper but they all were extremely cute and loving. They are very good with other dogs and people. In the neighborhood next to me, there is another sheepadoodle. Like mine, he loves other people and dogs. In the end, I encourage you to choose a sheepadoodle.THEY ARE SO CUTE TOO!

where did you get your Sheepadoodles from?

Hi Margaret what is the name or website of your breeder?

Hi Bet, did you ever find out where or who they got Kean from?

I've seen many requests for where you found your dog Kean, but no response. I lost my OES IN December and this miniture version would be perfect for my lifestyle. would you mind sharing the breeder's information?

I will be getting my petite mini doodle on Sunday, September 12. I can't wait. I'm like an expectant mom.

I don't know the breeder but here's one you might like: www.angelicdoodles.com

because OES that are breed well do not have a tail. If they do it is removed (much shorter than this). They are bred to be herding dogs and the hair is protection from wolves so a tail is a weak point for them in a fight. Most of your herding dogs do not have tails.

TheWyndrunner159 "so a tail is a weak point..." - where did you get that nonsense from? I've had herding dogs and hunting dogs my whole life and tails are no problem (although a LACK of a tail can be a problem). In fact the ultimate herding dog- bar none - the Border Collie - has a full tail. Admit it - docking is done for cosmetic reasons. It's vanity ...and it's hubris.

yes other breeds have it but the OES oes not. look it up. and they are not "docked". you can feel his spine and tell he was born without one and this is my 3rd OES and not one has been breed with one nor "docked". that is why they are called a "bobbed tail" look at the body, they legs rear legs are in different position. also they are a gaited dog. right front and rear legs, move together as does the left when running or prancing.

The American Kennel Club breed standard states that the tail should be "docked close to the body, when not naturally bob tailed",[7] even though the practice of cosmetic docking is currently opposed by the American Veterinary Medical Association.[9] It is believed that the practice of tail docking came about in the 18th century as a result of taxation laws that required working dogs to be docked as evidence of their working status,[1] but nowadays, in places where the practice is still legal, tail docking is mainly performed for purely cosmetic reasons.

The tail is not a weak point at all. The practice of tail docking came about in the 18th century as a result of taxation laws that required working dogs to be docked as evidence of their working status. It is now illegal in many countries.

that happened to my sheepadoodle to but he fought it off! im wishing you the best of luck.

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Did you ever receive the information about a breeder? If so, can you please share? Thank you & happy holidays!

None unfortunately :(