Our Australian Labradoodle Stud in Texas

Labradoodles are THE most amazing breed of dogs for so many reasons. The main reason we decided to get Labradoodles and then raise them was because I have asthma and I have to have hypo-allergenic dogs.

Mudgee, the sire of Goldies litter 2009

photo thanks to Dixie

and Chip, sire of Dotty's litter 2009.

photo Thanks to Laura

Our Dogs

Our Multi-generational Labradoodles have a fleece coat which ensures hypo-allergenic and non-shedding. Therefore, having multi-generational Labradoodles was a must because I could not risk having an allergy to our dogs.

Dottie, a chocolate Australian Labradoodle

As we did our research on Labradoodles we found out that an F1 Labradoodle was simply breeding a Labrador to a Poodle and didn’t offer any guarantees on “hypo-allergenic dogs” or non-shedding dogs. The “second tier” of a Labradoodle would be what is referred to as an F1B Labradoodle which is taking a F1 Labradoodle and breeding it back to a Poodle for a better coat, but still not “hypo-allergenic” or truly non-shedding, so still not what we needed. So we moved on to the “Multi-generational” Labradoodles which are six generations or more of Labradoodle being bred to Labradoodle. We furthermore realized that the Australian multi-generational Labradoodles (now deemed “Authentic” by the Australian Labradoodle Association) have even more consistent breed characteristics that are important to us.

And so the multi-generational Australian Labradoodles are what we decided would work for our family for many reasons. The most important reason being “hypo-allergenic” and non-shedding, but the next reason is that there is a consistency in the temperament of the multi-generational Labradoodles that does not exist in the F1 Labradoodle or F1B Labradoodle. The multi-generational Labradoodles are inherently calm. We’ve had so many people come to see our Labradoodle puppies and be shocked at how calm and quiet they are. That is not to say that you cannot get that temperament with an F1 Labradoodle or an F1B Labradoodle, but it cannot be expected as it can and should be with the multi-generational Labradoodles.

Goldie, she is a golden crème Australian Labradoodle

With a house full of multi-generational Australian bred Labradoodles, we could not be more in love or enthralled with any animal as we have become with these amazing little souls. They are each and every one so special and so loving. Our Labradoodles are the sweetest, calmest, loyalist, most loving creatures I’ve ever met. They all have the most endearing and loyal personalities. All of our dogs just stare into our eyes as though we are the greatest people in the world! They seem to have endless patience with our very rough and tumble four year old, and prove daily that they are the perfect child-friendly, asthma friendly dogs. It is truly hard to convey in words what wonderful dogs they are. To call them perfect pets would not be an exaggeration! I have not met one Multi-Generational Labradoodle that doesn't convey all these qualities, and there certainly is not one in our house that isn’t anything but a perfect companion.

Bowie, is a apricot crème Australian Labradoodle

We are striving to breed a variety of Labradoodle colors ranging from golden crème to black and everything in between including caramel (apricot light, medium and dark), café, chalk, chocolate and apricot crèmes.

We take our dog’s health testing very seriously and have all age-appropriate and recommended tests done at the suggested ages. This way we know that we are doing our very best to bring the very healthiest Labradoodle puppies we can into this world and that we are eliminating hip dysplasia, elbow abnormalities and eye disorders. We also do a thyroid panel on our dogs as an extra cautionary test.

more info here:
Australian Labradoodle Association of America,
International Australian Labradoodle Association

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