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All about the Bordoodle Breed

Bordoodles are known for their wide variety of colors, shapes, sizes, and even coats. But their appearance can range quite a bit compared to other breeds. Below we will go over some of the standards of what you can expect a Bordoodle to look like.


Size Variance

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.

Miniature Bordoodle

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

Weight: 20lbs-30lbs.

Medium Bordoodle

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

Weight: 30lbs-45lbs.

Standard Bordoodle

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

Weight: 50lbs-65lbs.


Bordoodles, being a cross between a Border Collie and a Poodle, can inherit the low-shedding, curly coat of the Poodle. Here's a general idea of what to expect for grooming and maintenance:


# Brushing

- Regular brushing (at least 2-3 times a week) is necessary to prevent matting and tangling.

- Use a slicker brush, pin brush, or a detangling brush depending on the dog's coat type.


# Bathing

- Bordoodles typically require bathing every 4-6 weeks.

- Use a mild dog shampoo and conditioner.


# Trimming

- Depending on the dog's coat type, they may require regular trimming to prevent overgrowth.

- Trimming can be done every 6-8 weeks.


# Nail Care

- Trim the dog's nails every 4-6 weeks to prevent overgrowth.


# Ear Care

- Clean the dog's ears weekly to prevent wax buildup and infections.


# Dental Care

- Brush the dog's teeth daily to prevent tartar buildup and promote good oral health.


# Shedding

- Bordoodles are considered low shedders, but they still shed some.

- Regular brushing can help reduce shedding.


# Professional Grooming

- Depending on the dog's coat type and the owner's preferences, professional grooming may be necessary every 6-8 weeks.


Keep in mind that every dog is different, and grooming needs may vary depending on the individual dog's coat type, lifestyle, and health.


2025 Planned Bordoodle Litters

We currently do not have plans for Fall 2025 Bordoodles.  COMING SOON 2026

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