Posts tagged Australian Mountain Doodle
Are Doodles Smart? AKC Intelligence Rankings Explained

The Poodle sits at #2 on the AKC's official ranking of the world's smartest dog breeds — right behind the Border Collie. When you cross that lineage with Golden Retrievers (#4), Australian Shepherds, and Bernese Mountain Dogs, you're not stumbling into intelligence. You're stacking it. Here's what the research actually says, and what it means for the family bringing one of these dogs home.

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Everything You Need to Know About MDR1 for Australian Mountain Dogs & Doodles

At Stokeshire, we believe MDR1 awareness should give you confidence, not concern. The MDR1 gene simply affects how some dogs process a few specific medications—it’s easy to test for, simple to manage, and doesn’t limit your puppy’s ability to live a happy, active life. Learn what it means, how we keep your dog safe, and why you can relax knowing we’ve got it covered.

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From Nips to Nuzzles: Training Calm Mouths in Doodle Puppies

Puppy mouthing is a normal part of development, but without clear boundaries, those playful nibbles can quickly become frustrating—especially in intelligent, energetic breeds like Aussiedoodles and strong-jawed Bernese Mountain Dog crosses. In this Stokeshire guide, we share expert, breed-specific strategies to help you curb biting behavior with confidence and compassion. From teaching bite inhibition to using redirection, time-outs, and teething relief, you’ll gain the tools to guide your puppy into a calm, well-mannered companion.

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Featured: Bubbly Pet - Australian Mountain Doodle Info, Pictures, Facts, FAQs & More

We’re so thrilled and honored when we’re showcased and featured on websites and blogs! Here is one of our most recent featured articles. Located in Medford, Wisconsin, Stokeshire Designer Doodles produces Doodle mixes, including the Australian Mountain Doodle. Puppies are raised in their home and socialized with family members. They carefully select therapy-grade dogs and champion bloodlines in their breeding program.

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