You might be wondering, “What kind of dogs are Labradoodles, exactly?”
Labradoodles, as a breed, are lovable, intelligent and beautiful dogs. Initially bred to be service dogs, they are wonderful with children, making Labradoodles great family pets. Many other dog breeds come with a warning like “this pet is not for you if…” That is not the case with Labradoodles! The Labradoodle was bred to be a wonderful pet. They are intelligent, healthy, dogs with lovable and friendly personalities. Perhaps best of all, Labradoodles have coats that may be allergy-friendly.
“What does Australian Labradoodle mean as far as dog breeds go?”
That is a very good question. The Worldwide Australian Labradoodle Association (WALA) is a great resource to find out more about Australian Labradoodles. Australian Labradoodles were originally developed to make service dogs available to people with allergy concerns. Generations of breeding have developed a more consistent fleece and allergy-friendly coat. Australian Labradoodles can be found in multiple sizes as well as a variety of colors. You’re sure to find a puppy that’s perfect for you!
“So, why choose a Pine Lodge Labradoodle?”
At Pine Lodge Labradoodles we work to continue the Australian Labradoodle tradition, producing mainly miniature- and medium-sized Australian Labradoodles, with allergy-friendly coats. Pine Lodge Labradoodles is committed to breeding excellence and providing excellent care for our puppies. Our puppies meet the standards set by the Worldwide Australian Labradoodle Association. Even more importantly, we believe that puppies should be loved and socialized from birth. All our puppies are born in our home. We live in Oregon state, in the foothills of Mt. hood, so our Labradoodle puppies have room to romp and play in the fresh air.
For pricing, see the Adoption & Pricing Info page. Also, check out our pages for available puppies and upcoming litters
We hope we can be of service in helping you find your newest family member. Read more about the faces behind Pine Lodge Labradoodles on our About page. You can also contact us using our contact page.
