Australian Labradoodles

Tallulah and Teagan have one eight week old boy available!

Tallulah is a 25 pound Australian Labradoodle who carries herself with the confidence of a queen and a the grin of a troublemaker.  She is probably the prettiest girl in our program and she knows it.

Teagan is a happy 28 pound Australian Labradoodle whose family loves him.  He loves snuggles and his family.  He loves to go camping and has a calm demeanor.  He is a little bit of a velcro dog.

The two have one boy that will be 25 pounds.  Say “Hi” to Louie!

Meeka and Jack have one boy, born March 29, ready to go home! Meeka also has a guardian girl ready to go home.

Meeka is a chocolate 30 pound Australian Labradoodle.  She is very calm and cuddly and loving, but she is playful with other dogs.  She loves kids and babies and people in general. She is a perfect Angel.

Jack is a 35 pound parti-colored Australian Labradoodle.  He is fun and very much a clown.  He is even more gorgeous than his photos show.

These two have had two litters that ranged in size from 30 to 45 pounds.

Shelby and Ringo had 7 Australian Goldendoodles on June 17th!

Shelby, the 30 pound Double Doodle is the sweetest girl there is!  Her creamy coat frames her gentle face, and her warm, thoughtful eyes reveal an affectionate soul.  She carries herself with quiet grace, offering comfort and warmth to everyone around her.  Her loyalty shines in her bond with family members.

Ringo is a 25 pound Australian Labradoodle. He is the nicest, calmest doodle from Lily and Chewy.

Olive and Bo have 2 boys and 3 girls born on 7/7/26!

Olive is an Australian Goldendoodle.  She is very calm and easy going.  We get so many compliments on her looks.  She has very expressive eyes as if she can understand everything we are saying.

Bo is a goldendoodle with a majestic look about him.  He is very nice and loves all other dogs!

These puppies are considered small standards or mediums.

ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN LABRADOODLE

One of the most common questions we hear is, “Does the Australian Labradoodle have Australian Shephard in it?”  The answer is no.

Despite the name, Australian Labradoodles do not contain Australian Shepherd.  The breed was carefully develped over many generations, beginning with the original Labrador Retriever and Poodle cross.  Breeders later incorporated a few other breed-including the English and American Cocker Spaniel, and in some lines, the Irish Water Spaniel and Curly Coated Retriever- to improved temperament, coat quality, health, and consistency.  Today, the Australian Labradoodle is a true multi-generational breed that is bred specifically for its loving temperament, intelligence, allergy-friendly coat, and outstanding family companionship.

The Australian Labradoodle breed dates back to the 1980’s and was initiated by Wally Conran of Royal Guide Dogs located in Victoria Australia. The original Labradoodle is a Labrador Retriever and Poodle cross.  As the Australian Labradoodle breed developed, carefully selected additional breeds were infused to create the consistent Australian Labradoodle we know today.  The intent was to create a breed that was allergy and asthma friendly with the temperament of a service dog. The journey was inspired by a vision impaired woman in Hawaii who needed a Guide Dog which wouldn’t aggravate her husband’s allergies. Of the 31 Labradoodles bred at Royal Guide Dogs, 29 made it through as Guide Dogs…an accolade of unparalleled proportion for this “new breed” of Guide Dog.

It takes more than a lab and a poodle to create an Australian Labradoodle. Careful multi-generational breeding produces the consistent temperament, health, coat quality and companionship that families love.

WHY WE CHOSE AUSTRALIAN LABRADOODLES
After many years of breeding Goldendoodles, I chose to add Australian Labradoodles only after finding bloodlines that met my high standards for health, temperament, and family companionship. I believe these dogs make exceptional family members because of their loving nature, intelligence and eagerness to please.