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Jackapoo: size, coat & shedding by generation

Jack Russell × Poodle. Small, fearless and very energetic; needs lots of play and training.

Parents modelled here: Jack Russell Terrier × Miniature Poodle. Change the Poodle size or parent in the predictor below.

F1 vs F1B vs F2 — what changes

GenerationAdult weightCurly / Wavy / FlatLow-shed oddsSize conf.
F1
First cross. Furnishings reliable; curl usually wavy.		4–10 kg20% / 75% / 5%99%Medium
F1B
F1 bred back to a Poodle. Curlier, still furnished, lowest-shedding.		4–10 kg50% / 48% / 2%100%Medium-High
F2
Least predictable: ~1 in 4 can inherit a flat, shedding coat.		4–10 kg30% / 45% / 25%85%Low

The big jump is at F2: breeding two F1s lets about 1 in 4 puppies inherit a flat, shedding coat. F1 and F1B stay reliably furnished.

Jackapoo by size

Toy Jackapoo

Toy Poodle parent · full-grown size & coat

Mini Jackapoo

Miniature Poodle parent · full-grown size & coat

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Buying from a breeder? They'll list the generation (F1, F1B…). Don't know it? Pick "I'm not sure" — you'll still get a useful size estimate.

First cross. Furnishings reliable; curl usually wavy.

Adult weight Confidence: Medium

4–10 kg

Height ~23–41 cm · 50% Poodle

Coat type Confidence: Medium

Curly 20%Wavy 75%Straight / flat 5%

Shedding

99%

likely low-shedding — Low shedding very likely

Temperament blend

  • energyVery high
  • trainabilityVery high
  • affectionHigh
  • sociabilityHigh

These are probability-based estimates, not guarantees. Coat and shedding can vary even between puppies in the same litter — especially for F2. For an actual answer on your dog, a DNA test (e.g. Embark) reads the real furnishing and curl genes. Learn about doodle DNA tests →

Other doodles

Goldendoodle

Golden Retriever × Poodle. The most popular doodle — friendly, people-focused, usually a low-shedding fleece or curly coat.

Labradoodle

Labrador × Poodle. High-energy and trainable; coat ranges from fleece to wool depending on generation.

Bernedoodle

Bernese Mountain Dog × Poodle. Calmer and larger; often tri-colour. Coat and shedding vary most in F1.

Cavapoo

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel × Poodle. Small, affectionate lap-dog energy; popular for flats and families.

Cockapoo

Cocker Spaniel × Poodle. One of the oldest intentional doodles; compact, sociable, usually low-shedding.

Maltipoo

Maltese × Poodle. Tiny and affectionate; both parents are low-shedding, so even F2 litters shed little.

Sheepadoodle

Old English Sheepdog × Poodle. Big, fluffy and gentle; usually black-and-white. Grooming needs are high.

Aussiedoodle

Australian Shepherd × Poodle. Smart and very high-energy; merle colours common — avoid merle × merle pairings.

Havapoo

Havanese × Poodle. Small, sociable and low-shedding from both sides; easy flat companion.

Schnoodle

Miniature Schnauzer × Poodle. Lively and low-shedding; coat tends to be dense and wavy.

Shih-Poo

Shih Tzu × Poodle. Little, laid-back lap dog; both parents low-shedding.

Yorkipoo

Yorkshire Terrier × Poodle. Tiny, bold and low-shedding; big personality in a small frame.

Whoodle

Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier × Poodle. Both parents low-shedding; silky-wavy coat, even-tempered.

Pomapoo

Pomeranian × Poodle. Tiny and lively; the Pom side can add shedding, so F1 coats vary.

Poochon

Bichon Frise × Poodle (a.k.a. Bichpoo). Both parents curly and low-shedding; very consistent coats.

Irish Doodle

Irish Setter × Poodle. Rich red coats, athletic and affectionate; needs plenty of exercise.

Newfypoo

Newfoundland × Poodle. A gentle giant — big, calm and devoted, with serious grooming needs.

Pyredoodle

Great Pyrenees × Poodle. Large, calm guardian breed; often white and very protective of family.

Saint Berdoodle

Saint Bernard × Poodle. Huge, mellow and affectionate; a lot of dog and a lot of grooming.

Boxerdoodle

Boxer × Poodle. Playful, high-energy and goofy; loves people and needs a job to do.

Doxiepoo

Dachshund × Poodle. Small, bold and curious; coat and leg length vary a lot.

Chipoo

Chihuahua × Poodle. Tiny, lively lap dog with a big personality.

Pugapoo

Pug × Poodle. Small, charming and sociable; the Poodle side can ease the Pug's breathing and shedding.

Westiepoo

West Highland White Terrier × Poodle. Spirited, low-shedding and affectionate.

Scoodle

Scottish Terrier × Poodle. Confident and dignified with a dense, low-shedding coat.

Bordoodle

Border Collie × Poodle. Exceptionally smart and trainable — and very high-energy. Best for active homes.

Springerdoodle

English Springer Spaniel × Poodle. Energetic, friendly and eager to please.

Weimardoodle

Weimaraner × Poodle. Athletic, striking and very active; a working dog at heart.

Rottle

Rottweiler × Poodle. Loyal, smart and confident; benefits from early training and socialisation.

Corgipoo

Corgi × Poodle. Low-slung, clever and sociable with bags of personality.

Peekapoo

Pekingese × Poodle. Tiny, devoted companion; one of the older intentional poodle mixes.

Lhasapoo

Lhasa Apso × Poodle. Small, independent and low-shedding with a soft, dense coat.