No news as yet

Toffee is looking great and ready to pop.

She has been running and playing on the yard today so I doubt she will whelp tonight but you never know.  Seldom are puppies born through daylight hours so it will be another night up for me as I hate to leave my girls in case they need me.

I have had Phoebe's hip and elbow scores and they are very good so, once the breeders endorsements are lifted and she has her next season, assuming we have found a suitable husband for her, she will marry. We are so looking forward to her being a Mum as we just know she will be great. We are going to keep one :)

Up date

Phoebe has had her hips and elbow x rays taken by Abbey vets. They send them off to the Kennel Club who grade them and a score will be established.

I have fingers crossed for very good scores as I really would like to breed from her, she has such a fantastic temperament and has loved very easy to train, having said that I will get her spade if they are not good.

Toffee is showing no signs of being pregnant but then it is early days. She is eating lots and has been a little sickly at times which is all perfectly normal.

I am expecting Bea in season and shall put her to a smaller poodle to produce smaller Labradoodles.

Meet Jessie

This little cutie is one of Jess's puppies, born December 2013

She is a cockapoo and should stay quite small. Her family are very proud of her and she is being a good girl (most of the time i'm sure)

Lovely nature

Brimming with character and confidence and ready for a new home. He is such an easy boy in all ways. He has a lovely, dense, fleece coat which should be very easy to manage.

Toffee and Duke have married again so we should have Cockapoos available in 9 isn weeks time :)

Plans :)

We have just 1 lovely labradoodle available. He has a huge character and is fantastically confident.

Duke is coming to stay this evening.
He is Toffee's husband and they will produce Cockapoo's.
They have produced before and they are truly stunning puppies/dogs.
We see and are in touch with several of them.

Bae is due in season again soon. Having had a couple of missed mating I am hoping to have a little more success this time. I am trying to produce smaller F1B Labradoodles by using a miniature poodle. It will be almost 3 years since she had puppies. At least she has had a good rest :)

Phoebe will be getting her hips and elbows scored soon as if they are good I do intend to start my search for a suitable husband for her later this year. She will make a fantastic Mum and my boys are already saying they would like to keep one :)

Last Labradoodle

He is so very confident and very well socialised with other dogs and children.

He has a fleece coat and should be non/low shedding.

Most importantly he is very ready for his new home and as a blank canvass is ready for a training programme.

Full of fun

These two little boys are now 8 weeks old.
Their coat is very full and starting to look curly. I can just about get a wide toothed comb through it.

They do love to be out on our yard and running and playing with Phoebe and my other adult dogs.

They were quite fascinated by grass.  What fun it is watching them :)