Poodle hybrid dogs come in many different shapes and sizes and result from a purebred dog of just about any breed being crossed with a Poodle (Standard, Miniature or Toy) click here to go the list of poodle hybrid dog mixes. Though more recently popular, hybrid mixes have been created since dogs have been part of the human’s lives.  Many current purebreds were originally established as a result of crossing two independent pure breeds. Time and selective breeding eventually results in the new breed being classified. 

 

The term hybrid actually refers to two animals of different breeds ie. wolf & dog being crossed. To refer to an Oodle as a Hybrid is technically incorrect, though the term, like Designer Dog, has stuck.They are actually mixed breed dogs. In the case of Poodle hybrid dogs it’s the result of the pure breed Poodle crossed with another purebred breed as mentioned above.  Unlike other ‘bitzas’ or ‘mutts’ who may have accidently come into being, Poodle hybrid mixes ‘Oodles’ are breed purposely to create the chosen combination.

 

Poodle hybrid mixes ‘Oodles’ were originally developed in many cases due to the Poodle having wool instead of hair and is often more hypoallergenic for allergy suffers. It makes owning a dog like this possible for some where it may not have been previously, although not all Oodles are non-shedding.

 

Poodle hybrid mixes ‘Oodles’ are usually named with part of both original pure breeds and there can sometimes be more than one name given to a combination; this often depends on the country of origin. For example, in Australia and England a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Poodle is referred to as a Cavoodle, in America and it is referred to as a Cavapoo.  A Maltese x Poodle is a Moodle or Malti-poo. A Labrador x Poodle is a Labradoodle. The outcome of breeding two separate breeds is not guaranteed in terms of the characteristics that will appear. It is important to keep this in mind when selecting your mix, you should research both breeds in the mix to consider the personality and physical traits that may be passed on.

 

Like all dog purchases it is important to research the breeder and know where your dog is coming from, if you go that route. You should consider rescue adoption or rehoming as many of these dogs can be found in rescue or at you local shelter.

 

 

OODLE NAME		DESCRIPTION
Affenpoo		Affenpinscher x Poodle
Airedoodle		Airedale Terrier x Poodle
Aussiedoodle		Australian Shepherd x Poodle
Bassetoodle		Basset Hound x Poodle
Bernedoodle		Bernese Mountain Dog x Poodle
Bich-poo		Bichon Frise x Poodle
Bolonoodle		Bolognese x Poodle
Bordoodle		Border Collie x Poodle
Bossi-Poo		Boston Terrier x Poodle
Boxerdoodle		Boxer x Poodle
Boxerdoodle		Collie x Poodle
Cairnoodle & Poocan		Cairn Terrier x Poodle
Cavoodle & Cavapoo		Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Poodle
Choodle & Chi-Poo		Chihuahua x Poodle
Corgipoo		Corgi x Poodle
Daisy Dog		Bichon x Poodle x Shih-Tzu
Dalmadoodle		Dalmatian x Poodle
Doodleman Pinscher		Doberman x Standard Poodle
Double Doodle		Goldendoodle x Labradoodle
Doxiepoo		Dachshund x Poodle
Eng-A-Poo		English Toy Spaniel x Poodle
English Boodle		English Bulldog x Poodle
Eskapoo		American Eskimo Dog x Poodle
Flandoodle		Bouvier des Flandres x Poodle
Flatdoodle		Flatcoated Retriever x Poodle
Foxhoodle		Fox Hound x Poodle
Giant Schnoodle		Giant Schnauzer x Standard Poodle
Groodle, Goldendoodle & Retrodoodle		Golden Retriever x Poodle
Great Danoodle		Great Dane x Poodle
Irish Doodle & Iri-doodle		Irish Setter x Poodle
Irish Troodle		Irish Terrier x Poodle
Jack-a-Poo, Jackapoo, Jacknoodle, & Jackadoodle		Jack Russell Terrier x Poodle
Labradoodle		Labrador Retriever x Poodle
Labradoodle Miniature		Labrador Retriever x Toy or Miniature Poodle
Lhasapoo		Lhasa Apso x Poodle
Moodle & Malti-Poo		Maltese x Poodle
Miniature Aussiedoodle		Miniature Australian Shepherd x Miniature Poodle
Miniature Golden Retriever		Golden Retriever x Cocker Spaniel x Poodle
Miniature Goldendoodle		Golden Retriever x Toy or Miniature Poodle
Miniature Labradoodle		Labrador Retriever x Toy or Miniature Poodle
Newfypoo & Newdle		Newfoundland x Poodle
Papi-poo		Papillon x Poodle
Peekapoo & Pekepoo		Pekingese x Poodle
Petite Goldendoodle		Golden Retriever x Cocker Spaniel x Poodle
Petite Labradoodle		Labrador Retriever x Cocker Spaniel x Poodle
Pinny-Poo		Miniature Pinscher x Poodle
Pomapoo		Pomeranian x Poodle
Poo-Shi		Shiba Inu x Poodle
Poo-Ton		Coton De Tulear x Poodle
Poochin		Japanese Chin x Poodle
Poogle		Beagle x Poodle mix
Pootalian		Italian Greyhound x Poodle
Poovanese		Havanese x Poodle
Pugapoo		Pug x Poodle
Rattle		American Rat Terrier x Poodle
Rottle		Rottweiler x Poodle
Saint Berdoodle		Saint Bernard x Poodle
Schipper-Poo		Poodle x Schipperke
Schnoodle		Schnauzer x Poodle
Scoodle		Scottish Terrier x Poodle
Shar-Poo		Shar-Pei x Poodle
Sheepadoodle & Shepadoodle		Old English Sheepdog x Standard Poodle
Sheltidoodle		Sheltie x Poodle
Shoodle, Shih-Poo & Shipoo		Shih-Tzu x Poodle
Siberpoo		Siberian Husky x Poodle
Skypoo		Skye Terrier x Poodle
Spoodle, Cockerpoo & Cockapoo		Cockerspaniel x Poodle
Standard Schnoodle		Standard Schnauzer x Poodle
Ttoodle		Tibetan Terrier x Poodle
Weimardoodle		Weimaraner x Poodle
Westiepoo		Westie x Poodle
Whoodle		Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier x  Poodle
Wire-Poo		Wirehaired Fox Terrier x Poodle
Woodle		Welsh Terrier x Poodle
Yorkipoo		Yorkie x Poodle