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Thank you for visiting our website! We are proud to raise these wonderful puppies and dogs for you. Please browse through the website and see what we have to offer. You are sure to find some of the cutest puppies you have ever seen! Whether you are looking for a puppy, or just curious about this lovely new breed, please feel free to email me with any questions you may have.
I am a small breeder located in Iowa, currently breeding Australian Multigeneration Labradoodles, American Labradoodles, and Goldendoodles. I breed F1, F1b, and multigeneration puppies. Occasionally I will have Aussiedoodle puppies available as well. All of these make great options for someone looking for a shed free pet, or someone with allergies. They have wonderful personalities and make great family pets, as well as top service and therapy dogs! Most Labradoodles and Goldendoodles from my program are non shedding and allergy friendly. My puppies come in all colors, including chocolate, black, cream, apricot, red, and soon parti. I also have merle coloring in my Aussiedoodles.
Raising healthy, well socialized pups is my top priority. My parent dogs are health tested for hereditary diseases, and I provide a 2 year guarantee on my puppies. I am devoted to providing only top quality puppies, and stand behind them 100%. Genetic soundness is key to the future of these wonderful dogs. So whether you are looking for a Labradoodle, Goldendoodle, Australian Labradoodle, or Aussiedoodle, you have come to the right place!
Generations:
F1 Goldendoodles are a cross between Golden Retriever and Poodle. They are non shedding about 75% of the time, and are usually wavy. I am only breeding the F1 Goldendoodles occasionally.
F1b Goldendoodles are a cross between an F1 Goldendoodle and a Poodle. My F1b Goldendoodle litters have been nearly all non shedding, with some wavy and some curly coats.
F2 Goldendoodles are a cross between two F1 Goldendoodles. So far I have had 80% non shedding coats in my F2 Goldendoodles, one straight coat, the others perfect wavy fleece.
F1 Labradoodles are a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle. They are non shedding about 50% of the time or less. I am no longer breeding F1 Labradoodles.
F1b Labradoodles are a cross between a F1 Labradoodle and a Poodle. They are usually nonshedding. My F1b Labradoodles usually have wavy to curly coats, with a few srtaighter coats.
Australian Labradoodles are a mix of Lab, Poodle, and, depending on the lines, 2 or 3 other breeds. They have been breed for many generations to correct coats and set the standard for future generations. Australian Labradoodles are, as a general rule, more predictable in size and coat than the early generations. The are almost always non shedding, though throwbacks can occur. *note a Multigen Labradoodle does not neccessarily mean an Australian Labradoodle. Multigen Labradoodles are simply any Labradoodle bred past 3 generations. An Australian Labradoodle is descended from lines originating in Australia. Often Australian Labradoodles are called Autralian Multigeneration Labradoodles.
North American Retrievers are a cross between a Labradoodle and a Goldendoodle. They are bred to be excellent family companions that should excell in therapy work and service areas as well. This is a fairly new cross, being done by only a few breeders at this point. I have had one litter and they were wonderful. There were a variety of coat types in the litter, most were non shedding.
I am experienced in shipping puppies across the US, so don't let location deter you! Please check our available puppies page to see what we have, as well as the upcoming litter page to see what is on the way! Puppies will come up to date on all vaccinations, wormings, and properly socialized. Some litters are spayed and neutered prior to leaving, though I do offer the occassional acceptional pup for sale as a breeding prospect to approved breeders. It is important at these early stages of the breed development to keep the gene pool wide and open.
My adult breeding dogs are raised as family pets here or in guardian homes nearby, where they are loved and cared for as part of a family. Occasionally I will keep back a pup from a litter, so that the parents can retire. All of my girls are retired at a young age, so that they may enjoy relaxing at their forever home.
Please feel free to email me any time with questions!
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