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Allergy Friendly Dogs

The first Labradoodles were bred in Victoria, Australia, with the goal of producing a non-allergenic guide dog. (See History of the Labradoodle) The breeding was initiated by Wally Conran of The Royal Guide Dogs in Victoria and was met with overwhelming success.

The process of breeding a Labradoodle begins with the initial breeding of a Lab to a Poodle (this initial breeding is referred to as "F1" in the breeding vernacular). Next, the offspring are bred back to a poodle, in order to reinforce the poodle genetics into the cross (this second breeding is typically referred to as "F1B"). Subsequently, offspring are bred Labradoodle to Labradoodle. After several generations of this Labradoodle-to-Labradoodle breeding, the offspring become multi-generation Labradoodles. Throughout this process, a multi-generation dog may be bred back to a poodle four out of every nine generations to reinforce the poodle genetics.

The multi-generation Labradoodles are non-allergenic, their coat is as neutral and non-irritating as you can get. What's more, multi-generation Labradoodles don't shed. This means that your home will be free of airborne dog hair. Your carpeting furniture and clothing will stay free of dog hair. Early crosses cannot guarantee these results. We breed and sell only multi-generation Labradoodles.

The development of the Multi-generation Australian Labradoodle came about by infusion of other breeds to improve and strengthen the multi-generation Labradoodle. (See What is an Australian Labradoodle).

This is great news for people that have always wanted a dog but have been allergic to other breeds. It is no wonder that the multi-generation Australian Labradoodle has become one of the favorite most allergy friendly breeds of all time. People all over the world that are allergic have had great success living with the multi-generation Australian Labradoodles. If you are wanting a truly allergy-friendly, non-shedding dog that has the consistent "look" of a true Labradoodle you need to make sure that when you purchase a puppy you are getting a true multi-generation Australian Labradoodle, and not an early cross. The remarkable qualities displayed by multi-generation Labradoodles explain why they cost more than early-generation Labradoodles.

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