Australian Labradoodles – Breed History

Genuine Australian Labradoodles were originally bred in the 1980's to develop a service animal that was allergy and asthma friendly and with negligible dog odor.  Temperament and obedience is always a major consideration in service animals.

Originally, a Labrador Retriever and a Standard Poodle were crossed, but over a 20 year period, other breeds were selectively entered into the bloodline for some specific qualities, which is speculated to be as many as 6 breeds to produce these desired characteristics.

The development of the Australian Labradoodle service animal breed was closely researched, and the success in this bloodline is highly reproduceable, consistent with highly recognized health livelihood.  This is unlike the casual first generation crossbreeding of Labrador Retrievers and Standard Poodles, which is common in the United States, and produces animals with unpredictable characteristics and temperaments.

The Genuine Australian Labradoodle is perfected in its breeding.  They are gentle and highly intelligent with social temperaments ideally suited as family companions, with an athletic nature.  They are available in 3 coat types, which are wool, wavy, and fleece, which each have limited or non-shedding and no-odor, making them ideal around human allergenic or asthmatic situations.

Genuine Australian Labradoodles come in a variety of colors, with variants of cream, apricot, red, chocolate, black, and gold color tones.