Current Litters
Our beautiful girls bless us with the most beautiful pups. All our pups are Standard Size, in saying that some of the dogs are at the smaller end and some at the larger end of the standard size range. The pups are usually between 56cm - 65cm at the shoulder and weigh 25-35kg. We do not breed miniature Sheepadoodles. Our pups are considered a large breed.
Please follow our Facebook page for regular Pupdate's or our RightPaw page for upcoming or planned litters. We also do what we call Pupdate Live on Monday evenings at 6.30pm, we go live and you can meet the pups.
Our pups are priced from $3500 to $6500. Prices are according to colour. You can see the colours and prices in out puppy section under prices.
Pups go home vet checked, have had first vaccines, microchipped and with a puppy pack. All our parent dogs and pups eat premium foods only including Advance, and Lyka. All parents are extensively DNA tested. All parents are Hip Scored using VetScoriing in Australia, Pennhip or more recently both.
Please get in touch with any questions you may have. Our pups get homes fast, usually before they are even born so we do have a wait list.
Please go to our planned litters page for upcoming litters or confirmed pregnancies.
What We Expect From This Litter
North and Nenya are a pairing we are incredibly excited about. Their puppies will be approximately 60% Old English Sheepdog and 40% Poodle, and we are expecting that beautiful, traditional Sheepdog look with the furnished Sheepadoodle coats we love.
We expect black/blue and white puppies with long, furnished coats ranging from straighter fleece through to soft waves. We are not expecting tight, curly Poodle-style coats from this pairing.
A higher percentage of Old English Sheepdog does not automatically mean a higher-shedding coat. Coat type and shedding are determined by the genes each puppy inherits, rather than simply their percentage of Poodle or OES.
Both North and Nenya have two copies of the low-shedding variant, and all of their puppies will be genetically furnished and long-haired. For this reason, we expect low-shedding furnished coats, although we never guarantee that any Sheepadoodle will be completely non-shedding.
This pairing is a lovely example of why we look beyond breed percentages when planning our litters. Nenya can pass either a straight or wavier coat gene, while North can only pass his straight coat gene. We therefore expect a beautiful mix of straighter fleece and softly wavy coats, with no puppies inheriting two curly coat genes.
We expect these puppies to be large Standard Sheepadoodles. North is approximately 61 cm at the wither and is expected to mature around 32–35 kg. Nenya is a little smaller at approximately 59 cm and 24 kg, although she comes from two very large parents. Based on both sides of the pedigree, we expect most puppies to mature around 28–35 kg and approximately 58–64 cm at the wither, with some variation between individual puppies.
Most importantly, health and temperament always come first. North and Nenya both have the beautiful, people-focused temperaments we value so highly, and we are very excited to see what they produce together.
What We Expect From This Litter
North and Reagan are a beautiful pairing that we expect to produce F1 babies (50% Old English Sheepdog and 50% Standard Poodle Sheepadoodles), combining the qualities we love from both breeds. We also have the chance at getting merle coat colourings.
We expect these puppies to be large Standard Sheepadoodles. North is 61 cm at the wither and 35 kg, while Reagan is 59cm and 28 kg. We expect their puppies to mature approximately 28–35 kg, although there will naturally be some variation between individual puppies.
Coat is one of the things we are particularly excited about with this pairing. All puppies are expected to have long, furnished coats, and genetically we expect 100% wavy coats. We are not expecting the tighter, curlier Poodle-style coats from this pairing.
Although no Sheepadoodle can ever be guaranteed completely non-shedding, we expect furnished, lower-shedding coats, with the amount of shedding naturally varying between individual dogs.
Colour-wise, we expect approximately 50% merle and 50% non-merle puppies, with varying amounts of white. North is non-merle, so this pairing cannot produce double merle puppies.
Most importantly, our litters are never planned around colour and coat alone. Health and temperament always come first. North and Reagan have both been carefully selected for the qualities we want to continue in our lines, and we are very excited about the temperament, structure and beautiful coats we expect from this combination.
This pairing has an expected genomic COI of approximately 0%.
Full health testing results and original reports for both parents can be viewed on North and Reagan’s individual pages as well an explanation of why COI is important.
Planned Litters
Meet the Pawrents Day
Because we don’t believe the first time you hold your baby should be the day you take them home.
For the first eight weeks of their lives, we are their whole world.
They are born in our home. We’re there for their first breath, their first feed, the day their little eyes open, their first wobbly steps and the moment their individual personalities begin to appear.
We know who is brave. Who likes to sit back and watch first. Who wants to be in your lap. Who makes us laugh. And who comes looking for us when they need a little reassurance.
Then, at eight weeks old, we ask them to leave everything they have ever known and begin an entirely new life with you. That’s a huge day for such a little baby. So where possible we don’t want you to be a stranger when that day comes.
This is why we created Meet the Pawrents Day.
At around six weeks of age, after the puppies have had their veterinary health checks, we invite our families into our home at Falconwood. Not to collect a puppy. Just to be with them.
Come in, sit down and cuddle your baby. Let them hear your voice, smell you, play with you and perhaps fall asleep in your arms. Let that bond begin while they are still safe in the home they know.
You’ll meet us and see exactly where your puppy has been born and raised. You’ll meet their mum and dad and, where possible, their grandparents and other members of their Falconwood family.
We’ll also sit down together and go through your puppy’s health records and their parents’ health testing, You will also receive copies of all relevant records in your Puppy Pack on Go Home Day, two weeks later.
And there’s something really important we want you to know.You are allowed to change your mind. You may have watched your puppy grow for weeks. You might have a hundred photos saved on your phone and already imagined them curled up beside you.
But if you meet your puppy and that little connection you expected simply isn’t there. And that is okay. There is no disappointment and no obligation to take that baby home simply because their name has been beside yours.
Your place can move to a future litter and continue looking for the family who is just right for this one.
Because we are not here simply to sell puppies.
We are here to create families. And we owe it to these babies to get that right.
What if you can’t be here?
We’ve had families fly interstate especially for Meet the Pawrents Day, and that means more to us than they probably realise. But we also understand that simply isn’t possible for everyone.
Attending in person is never something you have to do. Our families can join our weekly Facebook Pupdate Lives and watch their babies grow, see their personalities emerge and share so many of those little moments with us.
If you can’t make it to Falconwood, we can also arrange a personal video call so you can spend some one-on-one time seeing your puppy, chatting with us and asking questions.
However you join us, we want you to feel part of your puppy’s story long before Go Home Day.
We want you to know where your baby came from, knowing the dogs behind them, knowing the people who raised them and knowing just how deeply they were loved before they became yours.
Meet the Pawrents Day is where something beautiful starts to change. They’re still one of our babies but they’re beginning to become yours.