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Poodles Plus

AKC Registered Pattern and Color Development Breeder of
Toy & 
Miniature Poodles and Toy and Micro Aussiedoodles 

soft glow with glimmer and sun light slimmer like looking through a camera, muted burgundy

Parti - Sable - Brindle - Ghost Tan - Phantom

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Rooted in Tradition. Inspired by the Poodle. Evolving with Color.

Poodle Plus specializes in breeding poodles with patterns to the breed standard, ensuring the same attention to conformation, health, and temperament as their solid-colored counterparts.

Our goal is to improve and preserve these colors for years to come by breeding to the poodle breed standard, with the same excellence that has made the solid-colored poodle treasured all over the world.

We also raise Toy and Micro Aussiedoodles with the care and commitment to excellence that breeding a new developing breed demands.

All Things Poodle

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Thinking about an Aussiedoodle but not sure where to start?

As a dedicated breeder of this wonderful Poodle mix, it’s incredibly important to me that my families understand both the benefits and the realities of owning a Doodle. While many breeders claim that ALL Doodles are hypoallergenic, this is a common myth—even not all Poodles are truly hypoallergenic!

The truth is that allergies and dog genetics are complex. It’s essential to know what a person is actually allergic to and how a dog’s specific genetics may or may not trigger a reaction. That’s why I’m passionate about education—helping future pet parents understand their options is a core part of what I do.

My goal is to match each puppy with the right home, based not just on looks, but on lifestyle, needs, and compatibility. Informed decisions lead to lifelong bonds—and that’s what I strive for in every placement.

Read about what makes our Aussiedoodles special, the pros and cons of different doodle options, how doodle generations work and what their marketing terms mean, and, finally, what proper health testing looks like!

Color Powder Bins
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What is a Color Development breeder?

As a Color Development Breeder we work with the same ethical foundation as a preservation breeder, but with a specialized focus: introducing and stabilizing new or rare colors and patterns within a breed. This isn’t about creating novelty—it’s about expanding and enhancing the breed's palette without sacrificing health, temperament, or structure.

Just as early breed developers used existing dogs to refine traits, color developers may use related breeds (or existing breed members carrying rare genes) to reintroduce or amplify desirable coat patterns and colors. Once the color is introduced, dogs are then bred back to the breed standard—carefully refining structure, temperament, and health until these dogs are indistinguishable from traditional lines except for coat color.

Their goal is to create:

  • Genetically healthy dogs in rare or emerging colors

  • Conformationally correct representatives of their breed

  • New lines that meet or exceed the breed standard, while expanding its diversity

This work is slow, deliberate, and thoughtful. It helps future-proof breeds by introducing fresh genetics and offering new options for breeders and families alike—without compromising integrity.

Why It Matters

Buying from either a preservation breeder or a color developer breeder who shares these high standards means you’re doing more than adding a pet to your family. You’re:

  • Supporting responsible, ethical breeding

  • Preserving a breed’s legacy and function

  • Encouraging long-term health, sound structure, and stable temperament

  • Contributing to the sustainable future of dog breeds, including emerging colors and lines

Whether working to safeguard tradition or expand the breed’s possibilities, these breeders are united by a core mission: to leave their breed better than they found it—for the dogs, for the breed, and for the families who love them.

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