Custom Search
 
 
Dog Breed Info Center(R) DBIC
 
 
 
 
 
 
Dog Breed Info Center(R)
 
 


Labradoodle Puppies for Sale
Miniature Labradoodle Puppies for Sale
Petite Labradoodle Puppies for Sale

Labradoodle 

 (American Labradoodle) (Standard Labradoodle)

Labrador Retriever / Poodle Hybrid Dogs

The American Labradoodle is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Labrador Retriever and the Poodle. The best way to determine the temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed. Not all of these designer hybrid dogs being bred are 50% purebred to 50% purebred. It is very common for breeders to breed multi-generation crosses.

Bocker the famous Labradoodle

Bocker the famous Labradoodle. He was bred by Doodlesville and is an F1 Labradoodle. He is a working doodle used in TV commercials, other advertisements, movies etc...

 
 

Find a Standard Labradoodle Breeder
Find a Miniature Labradoodle Breeder
Find a Petite Labradoodle Breeder
Place an Ad

Rescue a Standard Labradoodle
Rescue a Miniature Labradoodle
Rescue a Petite Labradoodle
List Your Rescue

Miniature Labradoodle Info
Petite Labradoodle Info
Note: there are two totally different types of Labradoodles, the Australian Labradoodle and the American Labradoodle. The Australian Labradoodle is a purebred dog, the American Labradoodle is a hybrid dog.

There are a few different ways breeders are producing American Labradoodles.

F1 = 50% Labrador and 50% Poodle - This is Lab to poodle cross, this is first generation, resulting in healthier offspring! Hair type can be smooth like a Lab, wirey look like a Irish wolfhound or Wavy/shaggy, they can shed or not shed, pups in the same litter can vary. This is not the best cross for people with severe allergies.

F1-B = 25% Labrador Retriever and 75% Poodle (F1 Labradoodle and Poodle cross) - This is Labradoodle bred back to Poodle, Wavy Curly shaggy look doodle very consistent in coat types. F1B is the MOST likely of any to be non shedding and Allergy friendly then ANY doodles and is the easiest coat to take care of.

F2 = F1 Labradoodle and F1 Labradoodle cross - this combination you get the same percentage of Lab Poodle mix as you would an F1 Labradoodle so they are more likely to shed.

F3 = F2 Labradoodle and F2 Labradoodle cross

Multi-generation = F3 or higher generation Labradoodle and F3 or higher generation Labradoodle cross - This is what the Australian Labradoodles usually are
   
   

ACHC = American Canine Hybrid Club
DDKC = Designer Dogs Kennel Club
DRA = Dog Registry of America, Inc.
IDCR = International Designer Canine Registry®
DBR = Designer Breed Registry

 

DBI Recommends To EVERY Dog Owner
Cesar Millan DVD's
Cesar Millan Books

"Murphy (below) and Teddy (above) are 3 month old standard F1 chocolate Labradoodle puppies, owned by two good friends, both violin teachers! We caught them in the flower pots and started to shoo them away, but had to take a picture first... it was too cute! Labradoodles make amazing pets. We have been socializing them and exercising them faithfully every day and can see their excellent temperaments developing. Woof! Proud Doodle Mommas, Ashley (Murphy's mom) and Liz (Teddy's mom)."

_______________________________________

Bosco a 5 year old Canadian F1 Standard Labradoodle.

Bosco a 5 year old Canadian F1 Standard Labradoodle.

_______________________________________

Photo Courtesy of Adorabledoodles.
 

_______________________________________

Labradoodle Puppy Dogs

This is Bocker; he was bred by Doodlesville and is an F1 Labradoodle - Bocker is an extra in Steven Spielburgs remake of the War of the Worlds - Photo Courtesy of Doodlesville Kennel.

_______________________________________

Labradoodle Puppy Dogs

Photo Courtesy of Doodlesville Kennel.

 

Labradoodle Puppy Dogs

Photo Courtesy of Doodlesville Kennel.

 

 

 

Labradoodle Pictures 1

Labradoodle Pictures 2

Labradoodle Pictures 3

Labradoodle Pictures 4

 

Hybrid Dog Information

Understanding Dog Behavior

 

 
 
About DBI
Understanding Dog Behavior
Natural Dogmanship
Successfully Adopting a Rescue Dog
Transforming a Rescue Dog
Proper way to walk a dog
Raising a Puppy
Why did my dog do that?
Speaking Dog
Small Dog Syndrome
Dominant Behaviors in Dogs
Jumping Dogs
FAQ about dogs
Alpha Boot Camp for Dogs
The Human Dog
Ready For a Dog?
Take a Breed Quiz
Dogs Caught in the Act
Those Amazing Dogs
Dog Care Training and More
Designer Dogs? What's the big deal?
Pictures of Mixed Breed Dogs
Puppies vs. the Adult Dog, they grow up!
Chaining Your Puppy or Dog
So, you want to breed your dog...
Feeding Puppies and Adult Dogs
Corn in Dog Food. Really?
Success Stories & Positive Feedback
Advertise on Dog Breed Info
 
 

 

Home

All Breeds >   Purebreds >   Hybrid Dogs >   Find the Perfect Dog >   Pets >    All Creatures >    Understanding Dog Behavior >   Care Training+ >   Photos >   Submit a Picture >   Free Desktop Wallpaper >   Adopt a Rescue Dog >   List Your Rescue >  Puppies for Sale >  Find a Breeder >   Classifieds >   Place Breeder Ad >   Place a Banner on DBI >   About the Ads >   Breeders vs. Rescues >   Spike the Bulldog >   Maguire Farm >   Scam Warning >   Rescue Login >   Breeder Login >   Privacy Policy >   Link to DBI >   Contact Us >   Site Updates

Rescue

 

Advertising

Advertise on DBI >   Advertising Rates >   Advertising Help >   Place a Banner on DBI >   DBI Advertiser Policy >   Media Coverage >   Advertiser Comments >   Classifieds/Breeders >   Place an Ad >   Login

 

   
 
Custom Search
 
 

The Material contained herein may not be reproduced without the prior written approval of the author. Contents & Graphics Copyright © Dog Breed Info Center® (C) 1998-. All Rights Reserved. Our work is not Public Domain.