Types of Labradoodles

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The coat and temperament is the unique features of this Breed, and sets it apart from any other breed.

There are huge distinctive characteristic differences from a first-generation Doodle to Australian Multi-Generation Labradoodle.

All of our Puppies are multigenerational Australian Labradoodles.

The LABRADOODLE ORIGINATED in Australian over 25 yrs. ago. Bred to be a Allergy Friendly, Non-Shedding, Gentle Service Guide Dog for the Blind. Now after years of selective breeding, and adhering to guidelines to create the Special Temperament and Healthy Genetic Qualities are what makes a Australian Labradoodle stand out.

FIRST-GENERATION Breeding a Labrador to a Standard Poodle creates a F1 FIRST-Generation; often looks a lot like a wavy longer coat Labrador. Coat texture is hair/Lab coat blend and feels more like Lab Fur. Will shed and are not hypoallergenic. Look’s and Characteristics and Temperament are Not the same as the Australian Labradoodle Dog.

SECOUND-GENERATION Breeding a F1 Labradoodle to a Standard Poodle creates a Second-Generation that is called F1B Labradoodles. Most do have Low Shedding Coats. Coat Texture is Hair/fleece or Wool/Blend. Still Not the same Looks and Temperament as the Australian Labradoodle Dog.

MULTI-GENERATION The Highest Qualities and Characteristics are found in the Australian Multi-Generation Labradoodles. A Excellent Temperament Is Very Loyal, Gentle and Friendly personality that is securely establish. A Healthy Dog due to going back to the Aussie Labradoodle that was bred from generation of health test breeding dogs. Begin with the healthiest English Labradors and European Poodles. Adding a secret blend for a uniquely Nice Temperament, with the Gorgeous Coat which is guarantee non-shedding with no coat or body odor. Highly likely to be pet fur allergy friendly.

# The Australian Multi-Generations Labradoodle comes from several generations of breeding Labradoodles to Labradoodles and cross breeding back to the Standard Poodle to guarantee a great coat. Creating a unique coat texture. The Australian Labradoodles have the ultimate coat. The Fleece/Wool blended coat is very unusual loopy spiraling curls. This coat is preferred by many, (see Penelope as an example of this coat). This texture should be quite similar “to an Angora goat, appearing to contain a silky lanolin”. It should be wavy and forming light loose spirals. The coat is usually 3 to 4 or 5 inches. The Pure Fleece coat has a distinctly Soft Wavy Curls is very beautiful and easily maintained (see Goldie).

Excellent Temperament A good doodle temperament is quick to learner with training. Extremely good natured,very very Loyal, sociable, friendly, active, athletic, clever, timid towards strangers, playful and gentle with children. Australia Labradoodles inherit the most desirable characteristics of its forebears, making them a long living happy-go-lucky dog with the added vitality of hybrid vigor and genetic soundness of mind and body.

The base of the breed is the Labrador and poodle, But a true Australian Multi-gene Labradoodle is a little complicated a Quote
“Angela Cunningham, owner of Australia-based Tegan Park/Ruthland Manor Labradoodles Breeding & Research Center (which is the main Top Australian Breeder). Australian Labradoodles have a secret blend of six additional breeds mixed together, producing what Cunningham describes as more desirable characteristics than the simple Labrador-Poodle cross.

Lady Penelope is our first Australian multi-gene Labradoodle. She has a beautiful fleece\blend coat that is very soft with 3 inch spiraling little waves like she been at the beauty shop all day. We are very proud of Penelope and she is a fun, loving wonderful dog.

All our Doodles are exceptionally wonderful! Some of our Doodles live in guardian homes. Ask us about our guardian home program.

We at Gorgeousdoodles do offer a variety of color’s and sizes.

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