Airedoodle Dog Breed Information

Posted on Jul 16, 2019, Modified : Jan 24, 2020 Zina

Airedoodle temperament, personality, behavior

Breeds

Country of Origin	United States
Nicknames and Other Names	Airedalepoo, Airedale Terrier Poodle Mix
Scientific Name	Canis lupus familiaris
Breed Type	Crossbreed
Group	Terrier Group, Companion Dog
Bred For	Family Companion
Size	Medium-Sized
Recognized By	IDCR, DBR, ACHC, DRA, DDKC
Life Span	10-15 Years
Ideal Weight	40-65 Pounds (male and female)
Ideal Height	22-26 Inches (male and female)
Fur Type	Soft, Dense, Wiry, Coarse
Common Colors	Black and Brown, Black, Black and White, Golden, White
Markings	White, Black markings
Availability	Moderately Available
Achievements	None
Suitable for Apartments	Yes
Used in World War	No
Most Similar To	Airedale Terrier Poodle

The cross between the Airedale Terrier and the Poodle results to Airedoodle. It is also popularly known as Airedalepoo, Airedale Terrier Poodle Mix.

It is medium-sized with a high activity level that best suits an active family or a single person. They do well in an apartment too as long as they get to take a regular walk or play in the park.

The Airedoodle appearance is a mixed one where it inherits most from the dominant parent. The face is usually round in shape and sometimes comes with a long muzzle like Airedale Terrier. The body is strong with a dense fur that is sometimes soft and sometimes coarse.

Temperament, Behavior, and Personality

Temperament: The temperament of the Airedoodle is easy-going, intelligent, and active. They are friendly with family as well as strangers if nothing is suspicious about them. They are also a very alert dog that will sound an alarm if they see unusual activity around.

Behavior: Airedoodles are very fond of their family so they do not accept loneliness. If they are left alone all by themselves, they will start destructive behavior like chewing on stuff, biting, barking.

So it is necessary to keep a company, even other house pet for them while leaving a house for a long time.

Personality: Airedoodle is a highly energetic dog and also intelligent. They catch on commands and instruction quickly which makes training them easy. Involve them in regular exercise to keep them fit and healthy physically and mentally.

Is Airedoodle Child-Friendly?

Yes, Airedoodle is a child-friendly dog which is loving towards kids and adores them. Since they are an active breed, they are very playful with children making a great play partner for them.

Although they are a friendly and playful dog, their togetherness should always be supervised so that small children do not play rough and hurt them.

Airedoodle and a boy chilling.
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Trainability

Training Airedoodle can be quite hard due to stubbornness but with early training, it can be made obedient. They tend to respond well to positive methods of training.

So, reward them with delicious treats and vocal praises. This will keep them motivated and encouraged them to be focused on the training. Once basic training is completed, enroll them in agility.

Facts

AIredoodle parent Airedale Terrier is known as the King of the Terrier as it is the largest of purebred Terrier.
Airedoodle is not recognized by the American Kennel Club since it is a hybrid.

Health Issues

General Health	Healthy
Common Health Issues	Cataracts, Patellar Luxation, lens Luxation, Hip Dysplasia
Hypoallergenic	No
Vaccination Required	Canine Coronavirus, Canine Parvovirus, Canine Distemper, Rabies, Kennel Cough, Canine Parainfluenza, Leptospirosis
Shedding	Heavy Shedder
Drooling	Low Drooler
Grooming	Average Grooming Required
Weight Gain Potential	Low
Separation Anxiety	High Chance
Allergies	None
Diets and Supplements	Protein: 20% Fat: 5% Glucosamine Antioxidant Multivitamins

The Airedoodle is a designer breed, so it can face the genetic health issues.

Hip Dysplasia: It is a hereditary where the hip joints of your dog are underdeveloped or dislocated from its original place. It causes sharp pain on the back of your dog, making it difficult to move from one place to another. So take them to a vet for a check-up and proper treatment.
Patellar Luxation: The condition where the kneecap of your dog is dislocated is called patellar luxation. The knee looks swollen and your dog will have an abnormal gait due to the pain. Take it to a vet for proper treatment before it gets worse.