Breed History

Labradoodles are a cross between the Standard Poodle and Labrador Retriever. Wally Cochran first started this cross breed in Australia in the 1970’s. He was prompted to do this by a blind woman who suffered from allergies to dogs. The first mating between the Standard Poodle and Labrador Retriever was successful and produced three low allergy pups. It became readily apparent that the hybrid produced was able to surpass the best qualities of both breeds. This provoked a surge of Labradoodle breeders in Australia. But, as the first crosses continued, the results were inconsistent with some of the offspring, some being low shedding and allergy resistant while others were not. In the 1980’s two research facilities ( Tegan Park and Rutland Manor) were developed in Australia to further develop successful Labradoodles. Today both are successfully exporting Labradoodles all over the world to asthma and allergy sufferers.

Labradoodles combine the best of the 2 base breeds that went onto their development.

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abradoodles are known to posses the gentle, sweet disposition of the retrievers combined with the intelligence and allergy friendly coats of the poodles. Labradoodles are wonderful with children and people who have special needs. They are non-aggressive, highly intelligent dogs that are extremely easy to train. They want nothing more than to please their people.

Labradoodles coats vary. First cross or F1 labradoodles have a very high percentage of shedding coats. Their is a well over 50% probability that they will shed. Back cross labradoodles tend to be lighter shedding because of the higher % of poodle in their genes. Multi-gen doodles tend to be the best for people with allergies or someone who is looking for a non-shedding dog. WE ONLY BREED MULTI GENERATION LABRADOODLES. Ours are labradoodles that have gone through the foundation stock breeding scheme and are now considered purebred labradoodles.