The Labradoodle wool coat is one of the more popular coat types, since it is low shedding and potentially the least likely to trigger allergies. Coat type is harder to predict in first generation mixes, so if a breeder is selling wool coat Labradoodles, it’s likely they are a later generation, or have been backcrossed …
Learning how to train your Labradoodle puppy is a huge task! It can be pretty daunting – especially when your new 8 week old pup is home and you’re having to put all that knowledge into practice. But, Labradoodle puppy training doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, Labradoodles are a great breed for training, …
Learning how to raise a Labradoodle puppy is a major part of any new Labradoodle owner’s journey! And, it can seem overwhelming at first, when you stop to think about how much you need to do. Every puppy owner can feel this way – it’s only natural! After all, you want to raise your Labradoodle …
Crate training your Labradoodle puppy doesn’t have to be a stressful or frustrating process. In fact, proper crate training can lead to a Labradoodle that loves spending time in their crate, and will go there willingly – even sometimes when you don’t ask! However, crate training takes time, and shouldn’t be rushed. With small steps, …
4 week old Labradoodle puppies are adorable, especially as they start to move around and explore their homes a little more. But, at 4 weeks old, Labradoodle puppies will still be learning a lot from their moms and their littermates. So, they can’t go to their new homes for a little while longer! Whether you’re …
An f3 Labradoodle is also often called a multigenerational Labradoodle. Usually, an f3 Labradoodle will be bred from two second generation Labradoodles. But check with your breeder, as some multigenerational Doodles may differ in parentage. If your f3 Labradoodle has two f2 Doodle parents, their traits can still be unpredictable. So, if you’re looking for …
