Unfurnished Australian Mountain Doodles: A Blend of Poodle, Australian Shepherd, and Bernese Mountain Dog Genetics

The unfurnished Australian Mountain Doodle is a captivating hybrid breed that results from a unique mix of three distinct and beloved dog breeds: the Poodle, the Australian Shepherd, and the Bernese Mountain Dog. This remarkable cross is achieved through a specific breeding process, where an F1 Bernedoodle is paired with an F1 Australian Shepherd x Bernese Mix. The outcome is a truly one-of-a-kind blend of approximately 25% Poodle, 25% Australian Shepherd, and 50% Bernese Mountain Dog genetics.

What makes this cross even more fascinating is its ability to produce both furnished and unfurnished doodle puppies. Furnished doodles typically have longer facial and ear hair, while unfurnished ones, as the name suggests, do not possess these distinctive features. This diversity adds to the charm and uniqueness of the unfurnished Australian Mountain Doodle breed.

In Wisconsin, you can find reputable breeders dedicated to raising these exceptional unfurnished Australian Mountain Doodles. They are known for their intelligence, loyalty, hypoallergenic qualities, and the laidback temperament influenced by the Bernese Mountain Dog lineage. These puppies are raised in loving environments, ensuring they are well-prepared to become cherished members of your family.

If you're in search of a truly unique and delightful furry companion with a combination of Poodle, Australian Shepherd, and Bernese Mountain Dog genetics, along with the option for either furnished or unfurnished coat characteristics, consider welcoming an unfurnished Australian Mountain Doodle into your life. They are sure to capture your heart with their striking appearance and charming personality.

Previous Litter

COR: 16%
eCOI of litter: 8%
 
E Locus: 100% EE
K Locus: 100% kyky
A Locus: 100% atat
B Locus: 25% BB, 50% Bb, 25% bb
D Locus: 100% DD
S Locus: 50% SS, 50% Ssp
M Locus: 50% M*m, 50% mm
Furnishings: 50% FI, 50% II
 
Based on the above information, we would expect approximately 75% of this litter to have a black and tan base coat and approximately 25% to have a brown and tan base coat. Approximately 50% of the litter will inherit and potentially express merle. Additionally, we expect approximately 50% of the litter to have one 'sp' allele which may cause some white areas in their coat. Approximately 50% of the litter will likely be furnished. 
 
Nora has one copy of the recessive variant for Progressive Retinal Atrophy, prcd. This variant is recessive, so dogs with one copy (like Nora) are typically non-symptomatic carriers. We expect approximately 50% of this litter to inherit a copy of this variant and be carriers like Nora. 
 
Nora also has one copy of the variant for Dilated Cardiomyopathy, DCM1. We would expect approximately 50% of the litter to inherit a copy of this variant from Nora, however, this variant is not known to have an impact on the breeds found in both Apollo and Nora's ancestry. As such, we do not expect the variant to impact the puppies that inherit it.