What is an Australian Labradoodle?
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Please note: I DO NOT breed F1 or F1b labradoodles. I only breed AUSTRALIAN LABRADOODLES. Please read below for information about this breed.
A first generation labradoodle (F1) is a cross between a labrador retriever and a poodle. F1 labradoodles are definitely not recommended for those with allergies or for people who want a non-shedding dog.
A backcross labradoodle (F1B) is a cross between a first generation labradoodle (F1) and a poodle. Typically I have found that there is still not a consistent look in the F1B generation (coat types still vary tremendously), and sometimes the lab-like stocky structure is lost.
An Australian Multigenerational Labradoodle has ancestors that go back to the foundation breeders in Australia. The australian labradoodle has been bred to have a non-shedding coat. I have chosen to focus specifically on the australian labradoodle in order to have a greater consistency in my litters. The consistency that I am referring to is temperment, coat type, and body structure. I am not closed off to bringing in earlier generation dogs to further the gene pool, but my ultimate goal is a family-oriented, non-shedding labradoodle. For this reason, I am focusing on the australian labradoodle.
Labradoodle Sizes
The labradoodle comes in 3 different sizes.
A MINI sized Labradoodle ranges from 14-16 inches. They are typically 15-25 lbs.
A MEDIUM sized Labradoodle ranges from 17-20 inches tall. Medium labradoodles weigh 30-45 lbs.
A STANDARD sized Labradoodle ranges from 21-25 inches tall. They range in weight from 50-65 lbs.
Coat Types
There are many different coat types that are unique to the labradoodle. These are the most general descriptions.
A fleece/borderline coat boasts long loose curls. This coat can be very soft, but might change during the puppy-adult transition stage. Fleece coats are generally non-shedding and easier maintenance than wool coats. A fleece coat is free flowing. It blows in the wind and falls down on their back when long.
To the right is a fleece coated adult labradoodle. Click HERE for more photos of the fleece coat.
A wool coat is a tight poodle curl. This type of coat is very thick and does not generally 'blow in the wind.' The wool coat reminds me very much of a berber carpet. The wool coat is non-shedding as well.
To the left is Blaze. Blaze has a wool coat. Click HERE to see pictures of other wool coats.