The Shepadoodle is a cross between a German Shepard and a Poodle.  

These Doodles first came about in the 1960s as a more hypoallergenic police dog. They then went on to become Shepadoodle service dogs for people with allergies. It wasn’t long before America caught on to these intelligent dogs, and made them the next designer breed. 

Shepadoodles temperament is usually calm and collected. These dogs are well behaved and intelligent. They know how to act in different situations and make excellent guard dogs. Their loyalty to their families is very strong. Early socialization is recommended from an early age to be around all pets and people alike without being people possessive. 

These doodles have a moderate to high energy level. While they can be perfectly content spending the day inside with you, at younger ages, they are very active. They will need to have at least a one-hour long walk a day. Paired with some one-on-one playtime, your Shepadoodle will stay fit and happy. Staying healthy is extremely important for these dogs. If you allow them to be a couch potato, it won’t be long before they have gained weight and become unhealthy. 

Shepadoodles are extremely easy to train. They respond well to positive reinforcement and a strong leader. If you are firm with your commands, your Shepadoodle will catch on quickly 

The average Shepadoodle lives 12-15 years to give you plenty of time to love on your babies