Huskydoodles  inherit many of the good traits from their parents. These dogs are active and highly intelligent, and they are a great choice for families. They are also very sociable and get along well with people of all ages, including children and strangers. These dogs also tend to be very protective of their family members.

This mixed breed is very energetic, and they require lots of exercise to prevent boredom. They often need a walk or jog for up to an hour each day. If they aren’t getting enough physical activity, these pups may become bored and develop destructive behaviors like digging or chewing. They are prone to allergies that can cause them to scratch and itch excessively, so it’s important to keep them on a regular grooming schedule and take them to the vet for regular checkups.

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These puppies will grow into medium-sized dogs. They are usually bred with standard poodles, but you can find them in toy and miniature sizes as well. A husky poodle mix’s coat is low-shedding and comes in a variety of colors, with black or gray being the most common. They can also have the floppy ears of their poodle parent, or the more traditional husky ears that are erect.

As with all dogs, a husky poodle mix requires training to teach them basic commands and socialization so they can be comfortable around people and other animals. Obedience training should start early in the dog’s life, and it is important to be consistent. These pups are smart, so they can pick up on good and bad habits very quickly. It is also recommended to get your husky poodle mix a DNA test to detect any genetic conditions that they might be at risk for.