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    • Upcoming Litters
    • Current Litters
    • Trained Puppies
  • Pricing
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Dessies doodles

Proud to create a legacy of happy, healthy companions

Proud to create a legacy of happy, healthy companionsProud to create a legacy of happy, healthy companionsProud to create a legacy of happy, healthy companionsProud to create a legacy of happy, healthy companions

Doodle and Poodle Coat Maintance

Types of coats

Hair

Fleece

Fleece

  •  The hair coat has odor 
  • They shed in varying degrees with high shedding during seasonal changes. 
  • Low maintance 

This coat type is NOT allergy friendly


Pictured dog is not from Dessie's Doodles 

Fleece

Fleece

Fleece

  •  The Fleece textured coat is a soft texture that can be straight, loose waves or spiraling curls. 
  • It requires regular grooming and combing.

We have found most fleece coats to be allergy-friendly. 


Pictured: Dessie's Bang Bang Boom (Boomer)

Wool

Fleece

Wool

  •  The Wool coat is similar to a poodle texture and feel. The dogs coat is made up of a tighter curl. 
  • It requires regular grooming and combing. 

We have found most wool coats to be allergy friendly.


Pictured: Dessie’s Blooming Lillies (Lilly)

Shedding Light on Doodle Shedding

FAQ: Can a doodle shed?

The easy answer most breeders will tell you is NO, and list off f1b, f2b etc. saying some shed less than other but this is not the whole truth. 


A well bred doodle is bred genetically to be low to no shed. The generation of the dog does not determine how much it will or will not shed!  If the breeder doesnt understand genetics the dog can and will end up shedding. 


If you breed with the purpose of shed prevention and match up breeding pairs with the desired genetic traits the doodle will be low to no shedding! They will still lose hair just like people!


How to groom your doodle

This is a great video by TLC Dog Grooming explaining the grooming process.

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Dessies Doodles

Connersville, IN 47331

(765) 698-8887

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Website Last Updated: 05/18/2025

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