Falconwood Fallon - Sheepadoodle

Fallon aka Felly Welly is super laid back and had been since birth, she learns fast and is super cuddly.  She looooves water, food and zooming around in the garden.  She is almost a clone of her mothers personality and keeps us smiling with her bossy human like nature.  When she plays she reminds us of her dad happy, bouncy and loving life.

Cheeky girl Fallon is daughter of Maverick and Valkyrie.  Fallon is as sweet as she is beautiful and had her first litter early 2026.  Fallon loves her mum Valkyrie and dad Maverick so much its adorable to watch them all together.

Fallon blessed us with a stunning her first litter in early 2026 to our darling North.  Each pup is stunningly beautiful inside and out.  We have had nothing but incredible feedback about there pups.  We kept a pup from this litter her name is Rayleigh and she lives in a guardian home.

Proudly Bred by Falconwood:  This dog was born and raised here at Falconwood and is the result of careful breeding decisions focused on health, temperament and ethical breeding.Height: 62cm

Weight: 31kg

Coat:  Fleece

Breed/Type:  Multigen Sheepadoodle

Colour: Blue Merle Abstract

Sire:  Maverick

Dam:  Valkyrie

Grooming requirements:  Brush thoroughly 3–5 times per week using a slicker brush and steel comb.

Professional grooming every 6–8 weeks for bathing, clipping and trimming.

 

DNA Health Testing - Laboratory:  Orivet

RESULT - Clear (0 copies detected):

• Cerebellar Degeneration (RAB24 gene)
• Collie Eye Anomaly/Choroidal Hypoplasia
• Congenital Macrothrombocytopenia Congenital Methemoglobinemia (Poodle and
• Pomeranian Type) Degenerative Myelopathy
• Exercise Induced Collapse (Retriever Type)
• Gangliosidosis GM2 (Poodle Type)
• Ivermectin Sensitivity MDR1 (Multi Drug Resistance)
• Neonatal Encephalopathy (Poodle Type)
• Osteochondrodysplasia (Min Poodle Type) Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (Old English Sheepdog
• Type) Progressive Rod Cone Degeneration (prcd) -
• von Willebrand's Disease Type I
• DNA Health Summary

✔ No disease-causing variants detected for any of the 274 conditions tested.

Hip Testing

• Pennhip score: 0.27 - Plain English Explanation: PennHIP measures hip laxity (looseness). Lower scores indicate more stable hips and a lower lifetime risk of hip arthritis. A score of 0.27 is considered Outstanding in this breed, reflecting very tight and stable hip joints and well above average.

DNA testing is one part of Falconwood’s comprehensive health screening program. Our breeding dogs also other relevant health assessments to help us make informed breeding decisions.

A copy of each parent dog’s health testing results is included in our puppy owners’ information pack at the time of collection, providing families with complete transparency regarding their puppy’s parents.

To the best of our knowledge, Falconwood is among the very few Sheepadoodle breeders in Australia that undertake this level of comprehensive health testing, and possibly the only breeder to publicly share the health results of our breeding dogs on our website.

We do not publish the original certificates on our website, as they contain personal information, including owner details and other identifying information. Instead, we provide a clear summary of each dog’s results, while the original documentation is available to our puppy families.

We are incredibly proud of the health results achieved by our dogs. At Falconwood, we are committed to continually reviewing new research, embracing advances in health testing, and making thoughtful breeding decisions so that each generation has the opportunity to be healthier than the last.

Falconwood’s health testing program has evolved over time as new technologies and research have become available. Earlier dogs may have Hip & Elbow VetScoring or PennHIP, while our more recently tested dogs have completed both assessments. Each test provides different information, and together they help us make informed breeding decisions. To learn more about our testing protocols and why some dogs have different assessments, please visit our Health Testing Explained page.