Adopt or Purchase

Sheepadoodles are a designer mix that combine an Old English Sheepdog (OES) with a Standard Poodle. Therefore, sheepadoodle puppies are 50% OES and 50% poodle. Because of the fusion and particularity, it is difficult to find one in a shelter to adopt. Most often, if you have an interest in a sheepdog mixed with poodle, you will have to look for a sheepadoodle for sale in your community or from a breeder.

Researching Stage:

Looking for ads for sheepadoodles for sale can be overwhelming and frustrating. You want to find the best puppy out there that will have a great disposition and come super healthy and happy. Therefore, these are common questions you should ask a breeder:

  1. Who are the parents? Can I see them?
  2. How are the puppies raised? Can you show me some videos or pictures?
  3. Do you have an Instagram or some kind of live account where I can track the growth of the puppies?
  4. Are the parents DNA tested for diseases?
  5. Did you breed the two to prevent genetic diseases from being passed down?
  6. Do you have a website that I can look at?
  7. Can I come to look at the puppy and talk to you?
  8. Do you provide breeder support?
  9. What about shots and medical care?
  10. Can we keep in touch throughout the process so I know that my puppy will have a smooth transition?

Things to avoid:

  1. There are scammers out there who will take your money! No doubt! Ask all those questions before making any big decisions.
  2. When considering buying from out-of-state, do your research and again, ask the right questions.
  3. Ask to zoom and see the puppy regularly. If not, ask for updated pictures. This will ensure that you will get what you asked for. 
  4. If they ask for your bank account before showing you any proof, don’t do it.
  5. Don’t meet them at a mall to pick up your puppy.
  6. Avoid ads for sheepadoodles for sale that don’t have multiple sources of communication

In southern California, a sheepadoodle puppy can cost anywhere from $1500-$4000. Don’t be fooled by the price, cheaper doesn’t mean better. Remember to do your research and ask the appropriate questions. 

At Sheepadoodle.dynasty, we check YES on all of those questions. We strive to provide the healthiest and happiest puppy. Our sheepadoodle puppies are trained to use a designated area for potty at the age of 4 weeks. We clip their nails at 2 weeks. They are exposed to all types of noises and are handled by people of all ages. 

Please enjoy the pictures of our previous sheepadoodles with their current owners.