15 Poodle Mix Breeds That Will Melt Your Heart

Among the huge list of dog breeds, poodles are one of the most popular in the world. They're even so popular that there are now dozens of poodle mixed breeds. In our list of 15 mixed breeds, you'll definitely find a handful of choices for your family. Also make sure to watch till the end because you probably might miss the cutest poodle mixed breeds of all of them. 1. The Chipoo The mix of Chihuahua and Poodle gives this mix a diminutive size, but a big personality. Full of energy and need to play and socialize, the Chipoo requires a lot of playtime and work. While a Chihuahua can have a bad reputation for being loud and stubborn, early socialization and training can result in a wonderful friendly dog. The Chipoo is by its nature a cuddly friendly dog, but can quickly decide to be only cuddly for its pet parents. 2. Yorkipoo The Yorkipoo is a mix between a Pekingese and a Poodle. and agility competitions. The Yorkipoo is good at performing tricks for the benefit of its owners and visitors. Possessing boundless love and energy, the Yorkipoo with its lower dander, the low shedding coat, is the ideal lap dog for people of all ages. The Yorkipoo excels at training, but be sure to use positive reinforcement on the dog and avoid any harsh methods of training it. 3. Schnoodle The Schnoodle is a mix between a Schnauzer and a Poodle. The Schnoodle is one of the most versatile Poodle mixes on this list. They can be excellent lap dogs, reliable therapy dogs, affectionate companion dogs or award-winning show dogs. Schnoodles are good-natured and playful dogs with a ton of energy. They get their durability and athleticism from the Schnauzer, while inheriting an eagerness to please from the Poodle. 4. Sheeper Poodle The Sheeper Poodle is a mix between an Old English Sheepdog and a Poodle. Unlike many other Poodle mixes, the Sheeper Poodle has been gaining popularity so quickly that specialized Sheeper Poodle breeders are starting to appear all over the world. Highly intelligent and obedient, the Sheeper Poodle is more than capable of learning anything you can throw at him. Sheeper Poodles are very positive and good-natured dogs. With that said, the best way to train them is through positive reinforcement. The good news is that even new dog owners will have no problem with training. 5. Golden Doodle The Golden Doodle is a mix between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. The Golden Doodle is highly affectionate and playful, and there's not a single aggressive bone in these dogs. Their parents are both in the top five for dog intelligence, so expect a similarly intelligent dog breed. They're easy to train and highly recommended for novice dog owners. Make sure they get plenty of daily exercise, in addition to sufficient space to roam around. However, they don't really shed a huge plus. 6. Pomer Poo The Pomer Poo is a mix between a Pomeranian and a Poodle. Nobody knows the Pomer Poo origins, but what is certain is that the dog is friendly, intelligent and affectionate. Some Pomer Poos are eager to meet other people, while some are a bit reserved. These traits may be due to the socialization training it went through. This dog is highly adaptable to the lifestyle of its owner, and daily walks as well as playtime keeps it in shape. 7. Cocker Poo The Cocker Poo is a mix between a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. They're able to make friends with just about anyone, and are 100% people-oriented designer dogs. Cocker Poos are affectionate dogs, and they'll constantly show it. They love people so much, both family and strangers, that they've become eager to please, even if it means doing your bidding. So if you're looking for a happy and bright dog that's guaranteed to get along with your family, the Cocker Poo may be the perfect Poodle mix. 8. Labradoodle The Labradoodle is a mix between a Labrador and a Poodle. The dog's original purpose was to be a guide dog that has a hypoallergenic trait. The result of such a cross-breeding was the Labradoodle. This dog breed is affectionate, friendly and smart, as well as possessing the expertise of being a guide dog. These traits and role of the dog are the reason why the Labradoodle's popularity is high. 9. Saint Berdoodle The Saint Berdoodle is a mix between a Saint Bernard and a Poodle. With the loyalty of Saint Bernard and the intelligence of the Poodle, the Saint Berdoodle is a fantastic mix with tons of pluses. Expect a Saint Berdoodle to be big when it grows up, as even a smaller Poodle is working against a breed that is over 100 pounds easily. An affectionate, happy mix, this dog loves to please more than anything. This happy-go-lucky mix requires a lot of grooming attention due to the thick, fluffy fur and large size, and may need to be shorn down regularly if you live in warmer climates. 10. Cavapoo The Cavapoo is a mix between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle. The most notable distinctive feature of the dog is its long ears. The dog's soft coat resembles that of a Poodle, though some have the Cavalier's long, silky and wavy coat. Cavapoos are loyal, friendly dogs that are social and playful. They fit right in with just about anyone, though children playing with the dog will need supervision to prevent unintentional harm. 11. Maltipoo The Maltipoo is a mix between a Maltese and a Poodle. One of the more attractive Poodle mix breeds to choose from, this breed is the dog of choice for an individual or family that wants a dog pet that can fit right into their homes. The Maltipoo is very attractive due to its charming persona, and it can be a very active dog. Because of its loving and fun-loving nature, grown-ups as well as kids and elderly will love this adorable dog. 12. Bernadoodle The Bernadoodle is a mix between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle. They're big, thanks to the Bernese side, but they're not intimidating at all. If you get to know one, they're more like a giant goofball. The silly Bernadoodle loves to be around people and can make a great companion for any family. Bernadoodles have been known to get along great with kids and are said to have an affinity towards children. Regardless, Bernadoodles are some of the best options if you're wanting a larger Poodle mix. 13. Poshoon The Poshoon is a mix between a Bichon Frise and Poodle. The Poshoon is a small or toy-sized doodle with a ton of playful energy and an absolute urge to cuddle and be held. Their tiny size and happy personality makes them fantastic for kids and in smaller living arrangements like apartments. They do well in almost any situation, and their smaller size makes them great for less active pet parents. The Poshoon does not know how to be aggressive in the slightest and would rather try to lick you to death than anything else. 14. Doxypoo The Doxypoo is a mix between a Dachshund and a Poodle. The Doxypoo is one of those dogs that take more traits and characteristics from one parent. If the dog is mostly Poodle, it possesses a hypoallergenic coat and is an intelligent dog, making its training easier. On the other hand, if the dog takes more from its Dachshund parent, the fur it possesses is short, making grooming an easy task. Additionally, its frame is lower and longer. 15. Bordoodle The Bordoodle is a mix between a Border Collie and Poodle. Taking the genes from a Border Collie, which is ranked as the world's most intelligent breed, and adding it to the style of a Poodle gives you a wonderful, fun-to-train dog. However, keeping up with a Bordoodle is tougher than it sounds. Training, running, even finding places where it can work out herding instinct is all vital for the well-being of your Bordoodle. What do you think? Which of these 15 Poodle mixes is your favourite? Let us know in the comments and share your experiences with other interested dog lovers. If you loved this video, it would be great if you subscribed to our channel so you don't miss new videos and you learn more about dogs every day.