Australian Labradoodles

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Comment by Sue & Lily Grace on July 26, 2012 at 6:56pm

Nancy, your two are just too cute. I am afraid that this little one is going to be just like Ned. I bought into that when I decided I wanted another poodle mix and I am too old to be starting with a big dog so this will be a mini/medium ALD. Now, if I were 10 years younger...... I posted a picture of Grace and Rocky's last litter on the previous page. I do not have a shot for low maintenance, but am too happy about this to care. BTW Grace's real name is Tampa Bay's Little Touch of Heaven and I just love that they call her Grace. That is how the name Lily Grace came about. Susan, in Hebrew is Lily. If this puppy is a girl she will be nameed for both her Momma's. LOL

Comment by Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie on July 26, 2012 at 6:18pm

Love the name you chose, Sue.  We had a Springer named Lily so I am very partial.  When we got our lab mix (who turned out to be male) one of his middle names was Ruby - I really wanted a Ruby so.....

As for me sex would be way down below coat type simply because Ned's is soooooo high maintenance. 

Comment by Cheryl and Finnegan on July 26, 2012 at 7:08am

Sue, Love the name!  

Comment by Sue & Lily Grace on July 26, 2012 at 6:44am

Cheryl, this breeder picks based on personalities etc. When I met them what I said what I wanted was a sweet girl. I don't care about color, size or coat. That being said they may think I need a boy in my life and I will love him just as much, but his name may be Lily Grace. After waiting for so long it is coming fast now. I am working on how to cover the screen on my liani in lattice so the little one will not push it out trying to get the geckos.

Comment by Cheryl and Finnegan on July 26, 2012 at 5:32am

Sue, how exciting!   I thought I wanted a female but the puppy that stole my heart was a little boy. I had second thoughts at the time but not once since. He's 2 now and has never humped or marked anything.  It's just like Sally said.  He's my loyal shadow, my momma's boy, my running partner, and a 24/7 cuddle bug.      

Comment by Sue & Lily Grace on July 20, 2012 at 9:21am

DeeDee I just looked at rover.com. It is interesting. I have always had a greet pet nanny for my last dog. She takes only small dogs and I am not sure the new puppy will fall into her quidelines. I am hoping she will make an exception but who knows.

Comment by DeeDee and Sheila on July 20, 2012 at 8:53am

My ALD Sheila is a mini ALD.  Everywhere I take her, she is admired.  It is amazing to me when I see pics like Sue's of litters that I can really tell now that it is an ALD.  Their faces and bodies are so recognizable.  Thanks to you breeders who are really trying to breed healthy, gorgeous, WONDERFUL pets.  Sheila now has her full ALD personality.  She follows me:  if I want her to be calm on the bed, she will be calm.  If I want to play, she always wants to play.  She still has kept her puppiness in that she always has a toy in her mouth ASKING to play, but if I say no, there is no hyperness involved.  I love this breed.  I would love to get another but hubby says NO.  We travel alot and cannot always take her.  Have you ever used or heard of Rover.com?

Comment by Barb @ Gemstone Labradoodles on July 18, 2012 at 7:17pm

Multigenerational Labradoodles breeders can be found here

http://www.australianlabradoodleclub.us/

Comment by Scott Morton on July 18, 2012 at 7:04pm

Not sure if you are looking, or have purchased already, but I used this site to help select my breeder:  http://www.ilainc.com/guest/MemberBreederlist.aspx.  They list two breeders in Wisconsin.  None of them are from Colgate though.

Comment by Wendy Bell on July 18, 2012 at 12:14pm

Hi All-

Happy to join the ALD group! Did anyone purchase a pup from a breeder in Colgate, Wisconsin?

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