Frequently Asked Questions

This is our very first litter of Sheepadoodles. We hand selected Sasha our old english sheepdog and Rocky our Standard Poodle three years ago. Our goal was to raise them with love and create amazing temperaments in our momma and papa so that their traits could be passed down to their pups. 

We believe in breeding healthy and happy dogs with excellent temperaments.

We can help ship puppies to most locations within the United States. We use a reputable flight nanny that we work with and will glady set you up to relocate your puppy home to you!

Yes! Puppies love furry companions just as much as their humans do. If you’d like to adopt two puppies, you just need to place a deposit for each one and then let us know once you start receiving puppy announcements that you’d like to receive two pups.

Sheepadoodles are considered to be low allergy-triggering dogs because they are bred to shed very little, if at all, like their Poodle parent. However, no dog is truly hypoallergenic because they all shed skin and other cells that can cause problems for people with allergies.

Even though Sheepadoodles do not shed, they DO require regular brushing to make sure their coat doesn't mat. Typical grooming is every 6 weeks for a bath and cut, and every 1-3 weeks for a bath.

Having these procedures done on your puppy too soon can have a negative impact on healthy growth. We ask that you not have your pup spayed or neutered until they are finished growing. For most breeds, this is between the ages of 6 and 12 months. Once this procedure has been completed, you can email a copy of this to Sheepadoodledooaz@gmail.com This fulfills the spay and neuter agreement that you signed on our puppy application agreeing not to breed your pup.

Your puppy has been weaned off mama by 8 weeks and is already eating dry kibble. We recommend not making any major changes to puppy food within the first 2 weeks at their new home. Our puppies are given Kirkland puppy food from costco and we also add water to soften a bit and allow for them to stay hydrated. After 2 weeks you can slowly introduce new food mixed with their old food and slowly transition proportions until your pup is eating their new food.