What is our Prices:

Our Multi-gen Australian Labradoodle puppies cost $2,800 (2023 pricing). SC Tax, Training, boarding and delivery are all additional.

* Please note that as soon as the puppy enters our Puppy Kindergarten program, the program fees are non-refundable, as is half of the purchase price of the puppy.
* Please note that SC residents pay 6% tax.

Australian Labradoodle Sizes:

Australian Labradoodles come in these size ranges: 

• Micro mini Australian Labradoodles are 10-13" to shoulder and grow to be 10 to 15 lb. We occasionally have them here and there but it is hard to determine which are truly micro minis since puppy choosing happens at 6 weeks of age when all our puppies are tiny.

• Our miniature Labradoodles are 14-17" to the shoulder and around 15-29 lbs. Our miniature Labradoodles or minis are the result of a miniature Australian Labradoodle bred to a miniature or medium Australian Labradoodle. The vast majority of our puppies fall into this category.

• Medium Labradoodles are 17-19" to the shoulder and weigh 30 to 45 lbs. It isn’t very often that we have puppies that wind up being mediums but it can happen with some of our larger breeding pairs.

• Standard Labradoodles are about 20" to 22" to the shoulder 45 to 60 lb. The breed standard for "Standard Labradoodles" is 20" and up. We do not breed standard sized Labradoodles in our breeding program.

Coat Types:

• Fleece: also known as borderline or wavy, is soft to the touch - an allergy friendly coat. It can be curly or wavy. 

• Wool: also known as curly, slightly coarse feeling to the touch - an allergy friendly coat.

• Hair: also known as flat or slick coat, this is a shedding coat and is NOT allergy friendly.

* Our puppies are either curly fleece or wavy fleece.

Grooming requirements of an Australian Labradoodles:

There are several factors to consider in grooming your Australian Labradoodle. One is: how long do you want to keep the coat, or what look are you going for? The "shaggy" look is most popular and they can be groomed just a couple times a year. If you keep your pet indoors most of the time you can get away with an occasional bath and brushing every few days. If you want the shorter look, which requires less brushing you will want to groom your pet every couple of months. 

The next thing to consider is coat type. A curly (wool) coat is not one you can keep "shaggy" but would tangle and mat if let grow long - they should be groomed every 2-3 months, depending on care given. A fleece (wavy) coat will allow for the two different grooming options I spoke about and is the most desired Labradoodle coat. The other coat options we do not breed as they often produce shedders - that is why we breed multi-generation Australian Labradoodles, to produce the best coats and temperaments. 

Colors:

Labradoodles can come in a variety of colors, but the primary ones are as follows: Chalk (white), cream/apricot, gold, caramel, red, black, blue, silver, chocolate, cafe, lavender (lightened chocolate), parchment, parti, sable, brindle, multi-patterned (white markings).