Standard Poodle X Moyen Poodle
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Standard Poodles and Moyen Poodles are popular for their intelligence, athleticism, and versatility. These breeds make excellent family pets and are known for their remarkable ability to learn and perform tasks.
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These breeds make excellent family pets and are known for their remarkable ability to learn and perform tasks.
Water-Loving Poodle Puppies
Standard Poodles
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Known for their exceptional intellect, Standard Poodles are quick learners and can master complex tasks with ease.
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These dogs are extremely athletic, showcasing their graceful and proud appearance in various activities.
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Poodles are sweet-natured companions, making them great pets for families and individuals alike.
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Their eagerness to learn and perform tasks makes them highly trainable, excelling in obedience and agility.
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Poodles have virtually non-shedding coats, which are ideal for people with allergies.
The Standard Poodle is a popular, water-loving dog breed used for centuries as a bird dog and popular pet. Poodles are eager, athletic, and smart dogs of remarkable versatility.
They also have an amazing ability to learn, and they might just surprise you with their desire to complete tasks, as well as their innate intelligence. Known for both this exceptional intellect, as well as their friendly and active nature, Poodles make very sweet-natured companions.
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Klein Poodle Puppies
Moyen Poodles
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Moyen Poodles stand between 38cm and 50.8cm at the shoulder and weigh between 6kg and 16kg.
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They share the same build and proportions as Standard and Miniature Poodles, making them a versatile choice for many families.
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First generations are often created by breeding a Miniature Poodle with a Standard Poodle, leading to variations in size.
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Moyen Poodles are adaptable and can thrive in various living environments, from apartments to larger homes.
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They are known for their friendly and intelligent nature, making them excellent companions.
Poodles come in three size varieties: Standard Poodles should be more than 45cm tall at the shoulder; Miniatures are 38cm or under; Toys stand no more than 25.5cm. All three varieties have the same build and proportions.
Moyen means "medium" in French and refers to a fourth size of poodle which was created and is recognized in Europe. You will also hear this size referred to as Klein, which is the German term. Here in the Australia Moyen poodles are considered to be about 38cm to 50.8cm at the shoulder, and about 6kg to 16kg.
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What is a Groodle?
An F1 Groodle is the primary cross between a purebred Golden Retriever and a purebred Poodle, often regarded as the "classic" Groodle. This first-generation Groodle has a roughly 50/50 DNA split between both breeds.
Because of the significant genetic diversity, F1 Groodles can vary widely in appearance. Their coats may be straight like a Golden Retriever's, curly like a Poodle's, or somewhere in between. While F1 Groodles generally shed less than Golden Retrievers, they may still have moderate shedding and can trigger allergies. Therefore, if you suffer from allergies, an F1 Groodle might not be the best choice.
The advantage of this genetic diversity is a reduced risk of inherited health issues common in purebred breeds. Mixed breeds typically have a lower risk of genetic problems, and the F1 generation is the most reliable for avoiding these issues.
First-generation Groodles are usually the least expensive, but prices vary based on the breeder, reputation, color, and parent genetic testing, including hip and elbow scores. We provide full DNA health testing on our puppies, including color genetics, coat type genetics, and a parentage report, ensuring you receive a true Groodle. Prices typically range from $4000 to $6000.
Types of Groodles
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A first-generation backcross Groodle back to a Poodle. It could also mean breeding an F1 with a Golden Retriever. However, this is a rare occurrence and it’s safe to assume that an F1B Groodle means that it’s backcrossed to the Poodle unless stated otherwise.
While you lose a bit of the genetic diversity by crossing back to the Poodle, the main advantage is you get a more predictable coat which is usually lower-shedding and more hypoallergenic than an F1. This generation is usually a safe bet for mild allergy sufferers. Prices can be a little higher than the F1 and again will be influenced by breeder reputation, colour, and parent genetic DNA testing together with hip and elbow scores. Prices will vary from $4000 - $5500 -
Is the generation typically closest to a Poodle in DNA, the F1BB Groodle is backcrossed twice with a Poodle. This means they have an F1B Groodle parent and a Poodle parent.
This generation of Groodle is designed with allergy sufferers in mind. There will be very minimal shedding. If you have bad allergies, an F1BB or an F2BB Groodle are likely the best generations for you. Keep in mind that this generation of Groodle is very close to a Poodle in DNA.
As the F1BB are less common than their lower generation relatives, F1BB Groodle puppies will be more expensive. $5000-$6000. This is also influenced by breeder reputation, colour, and parent genetic DNA testing together with hip and elbow scores. -
There are lots of parent combinations that can result in an F2 Groodle. These second generation Groodles can be bred using an F1 with an F1, an F1 with an F1B, an F1 with an F2, etc. The most common pairing will be two first generation Groodles being bred together to produce second generation Groodles.
F2 Groodle puppies are not very common, due to the fact that they are incredibly hard to successfully predict which traits will be produced. Often, this results in Groodle puppies that are closer to the Golden Retriever in temperament and appearance. If you are not an allergy sufferer and prefer your Groodle to have a significant amount of Retriever traits, an F2 might be right for you. F2 Groodles aren’t usually as expensive as backcrosses due to their unpredictability. F2 Groodle prices vary widely between $3000 -$5000 influenced by breeder reputation, colour, and parent genetic DNA testing together with hip and elbow scores. -
F2B Groodle is a second-generation backcross Groodle. This means that a F2 Groodle is bred with a Poodle. This takes many of the more random and unpredictable traits of the F2 and adds back in more Poodle characteristics. This also means better odds of being minimal shedding and hypoallergenic. It also means that your Groodle will likely be on the curlier side much like the F1B, we would recommend this generation of Groodle to mild allergy sufferers.
Keeping in mind that some breeders may refer to F2B Groodles as Multigen Groodles. This “multigen” label can apply to any generation of Groodle that is beyond an F2. F2B Groodles tend to command a higher price than previous generations of Groodles and vary between $5000-$6000. Prices will be influenced by breeder reputation, colour, and parent genetic DNA testing together with hip and elbow scores. -
This generation is produced by backcrossing an F2 Groodle generation back to the Poodle twice. It is also the result of breeding an F2B and a Poodle. It can also be referred to by many breeders as a Multigen Groodle. Due to how close in DNA it is to the Poodle, this is a great choice for severe allergy sufferers. While nothing is guaranteed, the F2BB Groodle generation is one of the safest bets for being ver minimal shedding and hypoallergenic. F2BB are generally the most expensive of the Groodles and will vary from $6000-$7000. Prices will be influenced by breeder reputation, colour and parent genetic DNA testing together with hip and elbow scores.
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The F3 Groodle are very unpredictable and are also very challenging to breed. F3 Groodles are very rarely seen in Australia. They are not the best generation to breed predictable or consistent type of puppies with the most suitable coats etc. The F3 are generally also referred to as multigenerational.
Grooming Essentials
Poodle Grooming
Unlike dogs that shed, Standard Poodles and Moyen Poodles grow fur continuously. Poodle puppies can be easy to maintain, but their coats require particular attention.
These pups need grooming every few months. Some Poodle owners learn to use clippers and groom their dogs themselves, but most rely on professional Poodle grooming services. Regular clipping is essential; without it, their fur can become matted and cause painful skin infections.
Your Poodle’s nails also require regular trimming if they are not worn down naturally through play and activity. With proper care from you and your vet, your Poodle will likely maintain excellent health. However, as they age, they may experience changes in health, behaviour, and abilities, such as altered vision and hearing, changes to their coat, increased separation anxiety, sensitivity, and longer periods of sleep—normal aspects of aging for Poodles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Standard Poodles are the largest variety of Poodles, known for their intelligence, athleticism, and non-shedding coats.
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Moyen Poodles are medium-sized Poodles, standing between 38cm and 50.8cm at the shoulder and weighing between 6kg and 16kg.
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A Groodle, or Goldendoodle, is a crossbreed between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle, known for their friendly nature and low-shedding coats.
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Poodles should be groomed every few months to prevent matting and skin infections, with regular nail trimming as well.
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Standard Poodles are intelligent, athletic, friendly, highly trainable, and have non-shedding coats.
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Yes, F1BB Groodles are backcrossed twice with a Poodle, making them very close to Poodles in DNA and suitable for allergy sufferers.
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Groodle prices vary depending on the generation, breeder reputation, color, and genetic testing, ranging from $3000 to $7000.
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