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Bassetoodle Guide: Quick Facts & Info

by Doodle Dog Club July 31, 2021
Published: July 31, 2021Last Updated on September 9, 2022 0 comment
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If you’re searching for a doodle that is both friendly and great within any sort of housing situation, a bassetoodle may be the perfect dog for you. Bassetoodles are one of the newer doodles on the market so you might not have heard of it previously. Here are some of the top questions and answers about bassetoodles.

 

Breed Breakdown:

  • What are the parent breeds: Poodle + Basset hound

  • Do bassetoodles shed? Yes, but not much.

  • How big do bassetoodles get? Depends on the size, but generally between 20-30 pounds.

  • How much is a bassetoodle? $800-2000

  • How long do bassetoodles live? 12-15 years

  • What’s a bassetoodle’s temperament? Playful, athletic, smart

 

Table of Contents

  • Do bassetoodles shed?
  • Are bassetoodles hypoallergenic?
  • How big do bassetoodles get?
  • How much does a bassetoodle cost?
  • How long do bassetoodles live?
  • What’s a bassetoodle’s temperament?

Do bassetoodles shed?

Because a bassetoodle is a mix between a poodle and a Basset hound (a breed that normally sheds despite their short hair), bassetoodles do shed. However, they don’t shed nearly as much as purebred Basset hounds, and compared to other dog breeds, they don’t shed as much.

Because there are different types of bassetoodles (f1 bassetoodles, etc.), your dog will shed according to the type of doodle you own. More specifically, it depends on the percentage of poodle vs. Basset hound in your dog. If your dog is more poodle, it won’t shed as much as if it was a higher percentage of Basset hound.

 

Are bassetoodles hypoallergenic?

No dog breed is ever really 100% hypoallergenic. All dogs have fur that can shed, making it a potential issue for people who have allergies. Despite being completely hypoallergenic, bassetoodles are an allergy-friendly dog breed.

This is due to the incorporation of poodles into the breed mix. Pet dander, saliva, and urine are the three elements that produce allergic reactions. Luckily, poodles have only a single coat with low dander, and their fur is non-shedding. Therefore, if your bassetoodle is more poodle than Basset hound, your pet will be more allergy-friendly. In other words, a F1b bassetoodle will be more allergy friendly than a f1 bassetoodle.

For more information on F1b doodles, visit our guide on F1b versus F2b.

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How big do bassetoodles get?

When it comes to bassetoodle size, there are generally three classes: toy bassetoodles, mini bassetoodles, and standard bassetoodles. 

Although there is some variation between these three sizes, the generic bassetoodle weighs between 20-30 pounds, and stands 12-16 inches tall. 

 

How much does a bassetoodle cost?

Pricing for bassetoodles depends on a number of factors, although a general price tag will fall between $800-2000

Due to their hypoallergenic nature, these breeds are more expensive than other dog breeds. There are also a number of factors that affect their price, such as: 

Color: There are a number of different bassetoodle colors. In addition to the typical black bassetoodle or brown bassetoodle colors, you can find bassetoodle breeders who specialize in breeding golden bassetoodles, cream bassetoodles, white bassetoodles, among others. The more “exotic” the color, the higher the price tag. 

Coat: Breeders charge different prices based on the coat. Essentially, the more “poodle” within the dog’s genetics, the more allergy-friendly the dog is. This can sometimes result in a higher price tag. 

Size: Because the most common size of bassetoodles is the standard size, you can expect to pay more money for a smaller version of a bassetoodle.

Location & Demand: Prices can fluctuate based on where you live along with how high the demand is for a bassetoodle. Metropolitan cities will often have higher price tags, both because of the higher general cost of living, but also because these cities usually have a higher demand for allergy-friendly dogs. 

Reputation of the Breeder: When it comes to purchasing a bassetoodle from a breeder, you certainly want to do your research so that you purchase from a reputable, established breeder. While it may be cheaper to buy your doodle from an at-home breeder or from Craigslist, a good breeder can mean a world of difference. If you want a healthy, long-living dog, then it can certainly be worth spending the extra money on a reliable breeder who has done their due diligence in producing healthy pups. Keep in mind that you can also find bassetoodles in shelters and other rescue centers! 

 

How long do bassetoodles live?

In general, bassetdoodles will live between 12-15 years. There are a few factors that can result in outliers, however. Smaller dogs, for example, usually live longer than larger dogs. Because of this, a toy bassetoodle or a miniature bassetoodle will be expected to live longer than standard bassetoodles. An increased lifespan can also be attributed to crossbreeding (crossbred dogs usually outlive their purebred counterparts) along with purchasing a dog from a reputable breeder. 

 

What’s a bassetoodle’s temperament?

Because of their playful personalities and their cute, short legs, bassetoodles growing in popularity. bassetoodles are very affectionate and love to be around humans. They’re also very athletic and love to play. bassetoodles love to have a “job” to do, so the more you can train them and engage them, the happier they are!

 

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