Collection: Australian Goldendoodles

Our Australian Golden Doodles are cross between our Ryver aussiedoodle line and our popular goldendoodle Tucker.  Puppies are approximately 25-50lbs  adult weight and will all have curly or wavy low/non-shedding coats.    

A designer dog’s appearance is always a random combination of features from each of their parents. Which means if the parents look very different, a lot of physical variation is possible among their puppies. However, we have a lot of experience here at JCDF, and have health/trait tested all parents. Ashley studied genetics while pursuing her BA in Biology and is qualified to predict the outcome of our litters. 

 All of the breeds which contribute to the Australian Goldendoodle here at JCDF were originally sporting gundogs. That even includes the Poodle, which started out retrieving waterfowl for hunters in Germany in roughly the 17th century. Since they were all bred to perform similar jobs, they have lots of similar traits. And those traits are likely to be shared by their puppies. This mix's temperament is likely to be:

• Active and playful
• Sociable
• Affectionate
• Clever and quick at problem solving
• People-focussed and co-operative
• Extremely keen on fetching things and carrying them around

Since they are used to busy working roles alongside their human, they can also be prone to boredom, frustration and destructiveness if they are left alone or ignored for long periods.

Australian Goldendoodles can be great pets for the right people. They do best in active households, with people who enjoy spending plenty of time outdoors. Their behavior is also likely to be more settled if someone (or a mix of people) can keep them company most of the time.

Most of the dogs which contribute to the Australian Goldendoodle are described as being good with children and other pets. So it’s likely that an Australian Goldendoodle will be too.