Miniature Aussie Doodle female puppy in Down

Beautiful Miniature Australian Shepherd x Miniature Poodle girl puppy.

Mum is a smaller version of the Australian Shepherd, she is a miniature Aussie - standing only 13 / 14 inches tall and dad is a miniature Poodle of the same size so this puppy will be a small sized when grown.

The puppy has had a full vet check, received her first vaccination and microchip and is now ready to find her new family.

She is a very playful, outgoing puppy who is well socialised with kids, dogs and other pets.

Can be viewed along with her mum.

Aussiedoodles often combine the intelligence and herding instincts of the Australian Shepherd with the Poodle's trainability and low-shedding.

If you'd like to arrange a viewing or ask for more information, please get in touch.

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