The Labradoodle was first seen in 1988 when Australian breeder Wally Conron cross bred a Labrador retriever and Standard Poodle at the Royal Guide Dogs Association of Australia in Victoria. Labradoodle’s were bred with the intent of being an allergy friendly guide dog as they would have a low-shedding coat from the poodle but Gentle and trainable temperament of the Labrador.
The Labradoodle size can vary depending if they were bred with a standard or miniature poodle. They have a medium length coat that can be soft or wiry, with a curly, straight or wavy appearance. Their colours are mostly solid in black, cream, café, and silver, chocolate, gold and apricot though can have white abstract markings be parti, phantom or tri coloured.
Labradoodle’s often love water, swimming and playing with other four legged friends. They are very friendly, intelligent and make great additions to your family as they are also good with children. The Labradoodle can adjust to nearly any setting and requires about 30-60 minutes of exercise per day to keep them fit and healthy!
The Labradoodle size can vary depending if they were bred with a standard or miniature poodle. They have a medium length coat that can be soft or wiry, with a curly, straight or wavy appearance. Their colours are mostly solid in black, cream, café, and silver, chocolate, gold and apricot though can have white abstract markings be parti, phantom or tri coloured.
Labradoodle’s often love water, swimming and playing with other four legged friends. They are very friendly, intelligent and make great additions to your family as they are also good with children. The Labradoodle can adjust to nearly any setting and requires about 30-60 minutes of exercise per day to keep them fit and healthy!
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