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Bridoodle Breed Information

Bridoodle

Recognized By: DBR , IDCR
   
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Living with a Bridoodle

Temperament: For the most part Bridoodles are intelligent, loyal, obedient, alert, fearless, lively, vigorous, playful and sensetive dogs, but some can be shy or vicious.

Family Dog: Bridoodles make wonderful family dogs as they do very well with children.

Grooming: Bridoodles need constant daily brushing.

Training: Bridoodles need extra attention but are easy to train.

Weather: Bridoodles prefer cooler climates.

Exercise: Bridoodles need a good amount of exercise.

Bridoodle Appearance

Appearance: Bridoodles have a muscular and supple appearance.

Size: Bridoodles are around 21-27 inches tall and weigh between 74-76 pounds when fully grown.

Color: Bridoodles can be any uniform color other than white, black, gray, fawn or tawny.

Coat: Bridoodles have long, stiff, slightly wavy coats.

Bridoodle Facts

Life Expectancy: Bridoodles usually live to be 11-13 years old.

Characteristics: Bridoodles are rugged, active and well mannered dogs.

More Info: Bridoodles are ideal for herding flocks. They make very good guide, police or watch dogs. Bridoodles love the outdoors and can adapt to city or country life.

Bridoodle Health

Health: Bridoodles are a relatively healthy breed.


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** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
*** It is important to do research on your dog's history before choosing a dog. We are dedicated to providing the most accurate information possible about each breed.


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