Chava is the puppy who shows up to participate. Her blue merle tri parti coat draws the first look, but her temperament is what holds attention. She is socially engaged, people-aware, and naturally cooperative, with the kind of forward energy that makes daily life feel collaborative rather than reactive.

Her profile leans toward the active companion side of the Stokeshire framework. High motivation and high human focus form the core of who she is. She tracks her handler closely, picks up patterns quickly, and responds to direction without resistance. That combination produces a dog who learns through relationship, not repetition. Families who enjoy structured training, trick work, and shared activity will find she meets them where they are.

Chava combines confidence with composure. She approaches new environments with curiosity rather than hesitation, and when something does catch her off guard, she recovers quickly and returns to baseline. Recovery time matters more than the absence of stress reactivity in a young puppy. It tells you how the dog will move through the unpredictable rhythms of real family life.

Her moderate-high energy is active but manageable. She is engaged when stimulated, content when activity slows, and benefits from daily structured exercise. This is not the temperament of a dog who needs to be entertained for hours. It is also not the temperament of a dog who will settle for a low-engagement household. She is built for involved families.

As an F1B Medium Australian Mountain Doodle, Chava carries roughly 75% Poodle composition with AMD heritage layered underneath. The Poodle backcross from Kodiak strengthens her furnished coat. The Bernese and Australian Shepherd influence through Penelope supports temperament balance and working intelligence. The family who chooses Chava is choosing a dog whose presence is visible, whose engagement is willing, and whose nature will deepen alongside the rhythms of the home that raises her.

The Australian Mountain Doodle is a three-breed cross combining the Bernese Mountain Dog, the Australian Shepherd, and the Poodle. The cross is intentionally designed to unite three complementary qualities: the calm, devoted temperament of the Bernese; the working intelligence and trainability of the Aussie; and the low-shedding coat genetics of the Poodle.

An F1B Australian Mountain Doodle, like Chava, is a first-generation backcross to Poodle. The Poodle parent in this pairing (Kodiak) brings additional coat consistency and a stronger lean toward furnished, low-shedding coats. Roughly 75% of her genetic composition comes from Poodle, with the remaining 25% reflecting her AMD heritage through Penelope.

F1B generations tend to produce more predictable coats than F1 crosses, with most puppies presenting wavy to curly low-shedding furnishings. The temperament range continues to benefit from the AMD heritage on the dam side, supporting a balance between cognitive engagement and emotional stability. Chava's expected COI of approximately 6% reflects strong genetic diversity through this outcross pairing.