Our History

We have four decades in the breeding world. We have bred puppies and championship horses over the decades. We are now offering Micro Mini Sheepadoodles, Mini Sheepadoodles and Designer Doodles.

There are three main categories of Sheepadoodle sizes to be aware of—micro, mini, and standard. In this article, we’ll talk about how big do Sheepadoodles get, what determines their size, and when do Sheepadoodles stop growing.

Remember that as a mixed-breed, there aren’t specific breed standards. These ranges are estimates based on data from Sheepadoodle owners. Also, genetics can be unpredictable which means that sometimes there can be a Mini Sheepadoodle that grows larger than some Standard Sheepadoodles or a Standard Sheepadoodle that stays smaller than expected.

To achieve this small of a dog, it’s not practical to breed the small, Toy Poodle directly with the large, Old English Sheepdog. Instead, usually the Toy Poodle is bred with a Mini Sheepadoodle.

A Toy Poodle usually weighs less than 10 pounds and only reaches 10 inches or less in height as well. A Mini Sheepadoodle, as we’ll talk more about later, weighs between 25-50 pounds and stands roughly 17-18 inches tall.