Australian Labradoodle Information and Pictures

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Australian Labradoodle Information and Pictures
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• Description
• The Australian Labradoodle bred in Australia
  and recognized by the Labradoodle Association of
  Australia and the International Australian
  Labradoodle Association, Inc., is being bred with
  the goal of creating a purebred dog. It is
  unclear how far the Australians have come in
  their development.
• The American Labradoodle is a hybrid dog,
  bred by crossing the Poodle with the Labrador
  Retriever.
• Some breeders are calling multi-generation
  Labradoodles Australian Labradoodles (sometimes
  there are other breeds mixed in besides Lab and
  Poodle). Multi-generation Labradoodles are
  hybrids and are different than the ones being
  bred by the Australian clubs.
• The dogs pictured in this info section are the
  Australian Labradoodles bred in Australia, with
  the goal of creating purebred dogs. When
  contacting a breeder selling Australian
  Labradoodles, be sure to ask what type of
  Labradoodle they have.

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• Temperament
• The Australian Labradoodle is good with children
  and is easy to train. It gets along well with
  other dogs. It is extremely clever, sociable and
  joyful, and quick to learn unusual or special
  tasks. Active, a little comical at times, it can
  attempt to outsmart its owner if undisciplined.
  It is very important that you are this dogs firm
  but calm, consistent pack leader and provide him
  with daily mental and physical exercise to avoid
  behavior issues. Friendly, though obviously loyal
  to its own family, this dog is non-aggressive.
• Height, Weight
• Standard Height 22 - 24 inches (53 - 60 cm)
• Standard Weight Females 45 - 60 pounds (20 - 27
  kg) Males 55 - 77 pounds (25 - 35 kg)
• Miniature Height 17 - 22 inches (44 - 56 cm)
• Miniature Weight 30 - 50 pounds (14 - 25 kg)
  males are larger.