We have delivered our final puppy.
It wasn't an easy decision, but with inevitable changes in dogs, markets, and family dynamics, we will no longer be breeding Labradoodles. We still love our family dogs, and highly recommend you consider a Doodle of your own. We are so thankful to the many families who supported us and loved our pups for the last twelve years.
It wasn't an easy decision, but with inevitable changes in dogs, markets, and family dynamics, we will no longer be breeding Labradoodles. We still love our family dogs, and highly recommend you consider a Doodle of your own. We are so thankful to the many families who supported us and loved our pups for the last twelve years.
Why Labradoodles?
After years of searching for the right family dog, we are excited to share our answer with you. We love our Labradoodles, and understand why this combination has become so popular. Non-shedding, non-smelling, usually hypoallergenic, mid-sized, with calm friendly temperament, Labradoodles are dogs anyone can love.
Our mission was to breed family dogs, so others could enjoy their best friends as much as we do ours. As our puppies grow up nearby and across America we are very happy to hear they exhibit the good traits we love so much in their parents.
What exactly is a Labradoodle? It can be confusing. An F1 Labradoodle is half Standard Poodle and half Labrador Retriever. Our dogs are F1B Labradoodles, the product of an F1 bred with a full Poodle. Thus, our dogs are 3/4 Poodle and 1/4 Lab. Our puppies are multigenerational, the product of two F1B parents. They also are 3/4 Poodle and 1/4 Lab, but are more likely to carry the traits and temperament of their parents than the F1B.
What are those traits? Our dogs are calm, people-loving, obedient, playful, with lots of wavy non-shedding hair. They don't have that "dog smell". They interact well with children and other animals, and weigh between 40 and 60 pounds. They do let us know when visitors arrive, but don't generally bark too much without a reason.
After years of searching for the right family dog, we are excited to share our answer with you. We love our Labradoodles, and understand why this combination has become so popular. Non-shedding, non-smelling, usually hypoallergenic, mid-sized, with calm friendly temperament, Labradoodles are dogs anyone can love.
Our mission was to breed family dogs, so others could enjoy their best friends as much as we do ours. As our puppies grow up nearby and across America we are very happy to hear they exhibit the good traits we love so much in their parents.
What exactly is a Labradoodle? It can be confusing. An F1 Labradoodle is half Standard Poodle and half Labrador Retriever. Our dogs are F1B Labradoodles, the product of an F1 bred with a full Poodle. Thus, our dogs are 3/4 Poodle and 1/4 Lab. Our puppies are multigenerational, the product of two F1B parents. They also are 3/4 Poodle and 1/4 Lab, but are more likely to carry the traits and temperament of their parents than the F1B.
What are those traits? Our dogs are calm, people-loving, obedient, playful, with lots of wavy non-shedding hair. They don't have that "dog smell". They interact well with children and other animals, and weigh between 40 and 60 pounds. They do let us know when visitors arrive, but don't generally bark too much without a reason.
Our Dogs
Ginny is our younger, smaller female. We have decided not to breed her at this time.
Zoe, taking a break. She was our original Labradoodle, and produced several beautiful litters of puppies. Sadly, we said goodbye to Zoe in September of 2022. She truly was the best dog ever, the perfect companion for walks, camping trips, and slow days at home. We have plenty of dogs here still, but we miss her greatly.
Marley, with us on a trip to the lake. He is very friendly and gentle, and many families hope their puppy will turn out just like him. Marley is retired now, and can't chase his ball like he used to, but he's happy to try.
Bree is bigger and curlier than the other dogs. She is happily retired from puppy duties.
