Australian Labradoodles

The Australian Labradoodle was created  in the 1980's when a need arose for an allergy-friendly guide dog. It began by crossing a Labrador Retriever with a Standard Poodle. The founders, Rutland Manor/Tegan Park worked tirelessly to develop the breed, intentionally infusing other breeds such as the Irish Water Spaniel, Curly Coat Retriever, American Cocker Spaniel, and English Cocker Spaniel. This resulted in the beautiful Australian Labradoodle, a breed that is consistent in conformation, temperament, and the highly sought after low to no shedding coat.

The Australian Labradoodle is loving, smart, and intuitive, making it a wonderful companion for any family. 

Size:

Standard Labradoodle: 21" to 24" (over 50 Lbs)
Medium Labradoodle: 17" to 20" (30-40 Lbs)
Miniature/Mini Labradoodle: 14" to 16" (16-25 lbs)

Coat:

Fleece: Has a soft texture with either a straight wavy look or a soft spiraling curl look. Low to no shedding.

Wool: Texture is similar to a pure bred Poodle with tighter curls. Does not shed.

Hair: Coarser and sheds in varying degrees. Usually seen in early generation dogs.