Australian Labradoodle Breeding Male available

[Kathleen Wendel]

We have a fabulous Australian Multi-gen Labradoodle Puppy - Male 
Breeder for sale. He was planned for us, but because of our success with our 
poodles in the AKC confirmation ring (and the way poodle people are about the 
labradoodles!!!) we will not be keeping our "new breeder". 
 
Because when we started breeding and wanted to purchase Australian mult-gen lines they 
were a small fortune (still are) we are wanting our pups to go to a breeder who 
is interested in the bloodlines as an addition to their program, but we also 
want the pup to be a value!! 
 
We are asking $ 3,500.00 for our boy with health guarantee in our written contract.
 
He is a dark apricot - wavy fleece with black points. He is prcd-PRA CLEAR 
as tested by Optigen. He will be about 40 pounds and about 17 - 18 inches tall.
 
Both parents are OFAd, CERFd, DNAd, and registered with ALCA. His bloodline has 
both Tegan Park and Rutland Manor bloodlines, however he does not have common 
ancestors until his 4th generation, so his COI is much better than what you 
usually see in many of the Australian lines. 
 
If you think you might be interested, I will send his pedigree for review. 
I also have a FLIP video of him being gone over on the table at 9 weeks old! and 
then we have another video we took last week. 
 
He was born 10/20/09 from our Shannon + Tuder litter so he is almost 6 months old!

 

Our website is www.stillwaterslabradoodles.com 

[Noble Vestal Labradoodles]

Just some insight- this is generally a group for breeders placing pets not breeding stock. There is a group for breeders that you can advertise your boy in.

Something else to consider is that your boy's pedigree is very common and most breeders already have it in their program one way or another so doubling it by bringing in an outside male is not something that most breeders will do.

Lastly when I look at the video I notice your boy is very curly, this is generally not the coat type preferred on the ALD, most look for a fleece. There is still a need for the curly coats but I do not see as much these days as I did 5 years ago.

I would place your boy either as a pet~