Pricing and Information
We believe that a family looking for their next dog deserves honesty from the very first click. Many breeders keep pricing hidden until you inquire – we don’t. Showing our pricing upfront is part of the same intention we bring to every part of our program: transparency, respect for your time, and a commitment to building relationships grounded in trust.
As breeders we reserve the right to take up to two pups from a litter for our breeding program. We rarely take two and only occasionally take one.
All of our puppies are the same price $3500.
All pups are sold with a strict spay or neuter contract. Click here to download the contract.
Visit Your Puppy at 5 Weeks
Families with reserved puppies are invited to visit in person once puppies reach 5 weeks of age.
A special milestone where personalities begin shining through and meaningful bonding can begin.
Still have questions? Please call us at 669-500-2440 or email us info@lovinglabradoodles.com
** Please ONLY fill out an application if you are ready to place your reservation fee for a litter. **
Temperament and Personality
Australian Labradoodles are a mix breed between a Labrador Retriever, Poodle, English and American Cocker Spaniels, Curly Coated Retrievers, and Irish Water Spaniels.
These breeds are selectively mixed together to create a dog with a winning temperament and the amazing low to non-shedding coat.
Australian Labradoodles are known for their gentle, loyal, and friendly personalities. They are non- aggressive and make amazing family dogs. They are also intelligent and quick to learn.
Australian Labradoodles are widely used as therapy and service dogs.
Australian Labradoodle Facts
Life span is 12-15 years.
Size depends on the parents, we breed Miniature (15-25lbs) and medium (25-40lbs).
Coats require regular grooming this may include regular combing & brushing to prevent knots, and matting.
Shedding is extremely low to non-shedding (when I say non shedding they have hair and will loose hair when groomed but not like a normal dog) Allergy friendly as they do not shed.
Colors depend on the genes of the parents. We currently breed Cream, Browns, Apricots, Red.
Australian Labradoodle Generations
F1 – First Generation
We do not breed first generation labradoodles.
The coat on an F1 Labradoodle can be smooth like a Labrador Retriever, wiry like an Irish wolfhound. Or curly/shaggy.
Usually, they shed a decent amount, but the puppies from the same litter can vary quite a bit in the type of coat and physically.
So if you’re looking for a dog that’s allergy-friendly, or hypoallergenic, with a minimum of shedding, or no shedding at all, a Labradoodle that’s at least F1b or above is recommended.
F1b – Second Generation
An F1b is a F1 Labrador Retriever x Poodle.
We breed Medium, and Petite Labradoodles in this generation.
In an F1b litter approximately 1/2 of the litter will have the same coat genetics as an F1 and the other 1/2 will have two copies of the curl coat and furnishings genes. This means that half of the litter will have the wavy plush coats more similar to an F1and the other half will have the curly coats.
Multi-Generational
Australian Labradoodles
We breed multi generational Australian Labradoodles, and Labradoodles. A multi generational Labradoodle is produced when both parents are usually a third generation or greater.
Australian Labradoodles are only Multigenerational. Coats will wavy to curly. Excellent and predictable temperaments. This choice is the best for families with moderate to severe allergies.
Health Testing
We provide extensive Health Testing to all our breeding dogs. We OFA or Pennhip Certify our dogs for: Hips, Elbows, Eyes.
Eye Exam
Certified Ophthalmologist every 18 months to check for: Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Retinal Dysplasia, Optic nerve hypoplasia, Choroidal hypoplasia, Distichia, Cataracts, Vitreal degenerations and Corneal dystrophy
Genetic Testing
Degenerative Myelopathy (DM), Exercise-Induced Collapse (EIC), Hereditary Nasal Parakeratosis (HNPK), Neonatal Encephalopathy with Seizures (NEWS), Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Cone-Rod Dystrophy (PRAcrd), Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Progressive Rod-Cone Degeneration (PRAprcd – causes blindness), Von Willebrand Disease I (VWD)
DNA Profile
All of our breeding dogs have been DNA’d and their DNA profiles have been submitted to WALA. This is to protect the buyer and support parentage identification.
Your Puppy’s Support Village
Bringing home a puppy is the beginning of a relationship and we mean that in the fullest sense. We are not just here for the eight weeks before go-home. We are here for the lifetime of your dog. But we also want to be honest with you about what that looks like, because clarity from the start is what makes that relationship actually work.
Think of your puppy’s care team as a village. Each person in that village has a role, and the best outcomes happen when everyone is doing theirs.
We are your breeders. That means we are your resource for questions about your puppy’s temperament, behavior patterns rooted in their early development, coat genetics, health history, and anything connected to the puppy they were before they came home with you. We want to hear from you. We celebrate milestones with you. And if something feels off and you’re not sure who to call, start with us we will always help you find the right direction.
Your veterinarian is your puppy’s medical partner. All health concerns, symptoms, reactions, digestion, injuries, anything physical belong with your vet. Our puppies leave with a clean bill of health, age-appropriate vaccines, and a two-year health guarantee. Your vet is the person who will know your dog’s body from the inside out over their lifetime, and that relationship is one of the most important ones you can build early.
Your trainer is your puppy’s behavior coach. We raise our puppies using the Empowered Breeder Curriculum and begin foundational work from birth, but training is a lifelong practice that continues in your home, in your environment, with your family’s rhythms. We recommend enrolling in a program like Baxter & Bella within the first few weeks of go-home. A qualified trainer is the right person for questions about biting, leash manners, reactivity, resource guarding, or any behavioral challenge that develops over time.
Your groomer is your puppy’s coat care partner. Australian Labradoodles require consistent professional grooming typically every six to eight weeks along with regular brushing at home. A great groomer who knows the breed is genuinely part of your puppy’s care team, not an optional expense. We are happy to help you think through what to look for when choosing one.
We are proud to be the anchor of this village, and we take that seriously. Reach out anytime by email, text, or phone. What we ask in return is that we work together as a team, leaning on the right expert for the right question. That’s how your puppy thrives, and how this relationship stays one we’re both proud of.
Sizing
We do our best to provide approximate adult weights for each litter and puppy. There are many factors in the pups genetics that will alter our approximate guess that are outside of our control. We simply cannot guarantee size.
Labradoodles are not regulated by an organization and sizes many vary by breeder. Here is how we categorize our puppies:
Standards range from 50+lbs on average.
Mediums range from 25-45 lbs on average.
Mini’s range from 15-25 lbs on average.
We ONLY breed Mini’s and small mediums upto 30lbs