What is the difference between F1 and F1B?

Q: What is the difference between F1 and F1B?

We currently only work with F1 and F1B Doodles. Coat type will vary no matter what generation and breed of Doodle you choose. Typically, an F1 pairing will produce straight & wavy coats. F1B pairings typically produce wavy and curly coats. An F1 Doodle puppy is a result of two different purebred parent dogs. Example: A purebred Australian Shepard x Purebred Poodle would make an F1 Aussiedoodle , 50/50 cross. An F1B Doodle puppy is a result of an F1 Doodle parent and a Purebred Poodle. Example: F1 Aussiedoodle x Purebred Poodle would make an F1B Aussiedoodle, 75/25 cross.

We currently only work with F1 and F1B Doodles. Coat type will vary no matter what generation and breed of Doodle you choose. Typically, an F1 pairing will produce straight & wavy coats. F1B pairings typically produce wavy and curly coats.

An F1 Doodle puppy is a result of two different purebred parent dogs.

Example: A purebred Australian Shepard x Purebred Poodle would make an F1 Aussiedoodle , 50/50 cross.

An F1B Doodle puppy is a result of an F1 Doodle parent and a Purebred Poodle.

Example: F1 Aussiedoodle x Purebred Poodle would make an F1B Aussiedoodle, 75/25 cross.