Breed information

Australian Labradoodles have a unique personality. They just love being with their humans and follows us everywhere. They are very intelligent dogs that wants to please us so they are easy to train. They also have a goofy side and are happy dogs. They oftently have a toy in their mouth. They also can be very athletic and are always happy to follow us in our activities or for a walk. But they can also be cuddly coach potatoes when it is the time to watch a movie. They are very loyal and are not a good breed to be alone all day. They are real family members and wants to be with us where ever we go, even at work when possible and safe.

Because they are recognized as a BREED by the Ofa, they don’t shed and are allergies friendly. But they need to be brushed at least once a week and groomed every two months. They are not ‘Doodles’ meaning a crossed breed like Labradoodles, Goldendooldes, Bernedoodles or else. Their characteristics are stable as the opposite for crossed breeds. (more info on the website).

SIZES:

  • STANDARD: 21 to 24 inches.  Weight range tends to be 46 to 65 pounds.
  • MEDIUM: 17 to 20 inches.  Weight range tends to be 26 to 45 pounds.
  • MINIATURE: 12 to 16 inches.  Weight range tends to be 15 to 25 pounds.

Colors:

  • Apricot/Gold, Red, Black,  – must have black pigment
  • Caramel, Chocolate, Cafe’, Parchment and Lavender – must have rose pigment
  • Chalk (appears white but when compared to a true white it is a chalky white) – may have rose or black     pigment
  • Cream and Apricot Cream (all shades and combinations of cream shades are acceptable) – may have rose or black pigment
  • Caramel:  A rich Gold/Apricot very much the color of its namesake – caramel through to a deep red – must have rose pigment.
  • Lavender:  A Definite, even smoky lavender chocolate, giving almost pink/lilac appearance.  Lavender dogs are born Chocolate and can be difficult to distinguish at a young age.  Any other color throughout the Lavender is highly undesirable.  True Lavender belongs to the Rare Color Group.
  • Parchment:  Born Milk Chocolate, will pale to a smoky creamy beige.  Paling usually starts from an early age often as early as 6 weeks.  As adults they can be mistaken for dark smoky Cream from a distance.  Parchment belongs to the Rare Color Group.