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Bordoodles come in a wide range of sizes, it can vary based on the Poodle parent. Bordoodles can be anywhere from 20lbs-80lbs, but more commonly fall around the size of the average Border Collie at 35lbs-45lbs. Height ranges from 15-26 inches averaging out around 18-22 inches.

Height: 15"-17" measured from the withers.

Weight: 20lbs-30lbs.

Height: 18"-21" measured from the withers.

Weight: 30lbs-45lbs.

Height: 22”-25” measured from the withers.

Weight: 50lbs-65lbs.

Bordoodles (also known as border doodles) can come in almost any color coat, many with an "Irish Spotting" pattern as is commonly associated with the Border Collie. Combinations of black/white, red/white, chocolate/white blue merle/white, solid colors, merle, parti, and tri-color are not uncommon in this breed!

Solid Black (without fade gene)

• Solid black Bordoodles without the fade gene will keep a shiney deep black coat that doesn't fade over time, staying a dark shade their entire lives.

Solid Black (with fade gene)

• Another variation of solid black is accompanied by the fade gene. This gene allows the Bordoodle to be jet black at birth and even into puppyhood, and then fade into a more silvery grey color as they fully mature.

Black and white

• Traditional black and white is one of the classic colors and a very common Bordoodle coat color loved by many.

Black and tan

• This coat color is black based with tan points generally found on the legs, eyebrows and cheeks of the Bordoodle, as well as under the tail.

Black tricolor

• Black tricolor Bordoodles is similar to the black and tan coloring, only tri color refers to three colors. Presenting as black tan and white.

Black based Sable

• Sable is a term used to describe a dog with a lighter undercoat than the tips of the fur. A black based sable presents as a lighter tan or brown color at the base of the fur but the outermost side of the coat is black.

Chocolate and White (without fade gene)

• Non fading chocolates are rich and dark brown in color; they typically exhibit some white markings on the feet, tail and chest. They keep their fur color into adulthood.

Chocolate and White (with fade gene)

• Chocolate and white dogs with the fade gene are born a rich dark brown color, which they may keep until maturity. At which time their coat will fade significantly to a much lighter almost white shade.

Chocolate sable

• A chocolate sable has a lighter almost tan coat close to the base of the hair and a rich brown coloring at the tips of the hair.

Chocolate Tricolor

• A chocolate tricolor is a brown dog with white markings and tan points along the legs, eyebrows, and under the tail. Similar to the black tricolor, but with brown as the base.

Blue Merle

• Blue merle is a coat pattern that can affect any coat color. The Merle gene is what creates a patchy grey and white layer over the regular coat.

Blue merle tricolor

• A blue merle tricolor is visually a blue merle with tan points along the body. Often on the feet and face.

Chocolate Merle

•  Chocolate Merle is a brown dog with the merle swirling on top creating patches of chocolate-colored fur throughout the coat. Often chocolate merles are seen with white markings on the feet, chest, and collar. 

Muddy Merle

• Muddy Merle is a dog with a black based coat with Merle patterning on top. However, the swirls appear to be brown rather than the typical blue.

Sable Merle

• Sable Merle is a unique combination. These pups have the swirling of a merle patterned dog and the lighter base and darker tips of their fur.

F1 BORDOODLES

An F1 is the product of breeding a Purebred Border Collie to a Purebred Poodle.

An F1 has a wavy, slightly curly coat with longer hair around the muzzle and eyebrows and is a “mild shedder”.

An F1 bred to a purebred Poodle creates the F1b. Coats will be a wavy curl. Non- Shedding and Hypoallergenic.