UK Labradoodle Association

Must admit to being a bit of a tart and dipping in and out of a number of the Labradoodle forum but UKLA will always have a soft spot in my heart as the first Labradoodle forum I came across but it doesn't half attract some nutters at times! )

No worries, it was a pleasure to meet you all <big wave to you all across the Internet>, Fizzy's lovely, hopefully meet her in the flesh one day.

Awww Fizzy is absolutely gorgeous! :D If you are the family I am thinking you are (I'm Pippin, Bella and Maisy's Maw) then the mouthing might be more of a challenge as you have a young family. I remember this with Pippin in particular as she was an only dog at the time and our children were much you...

She is absolutely gorgeous!

Beautiful puppies, whereabouts in the Country are you? Can you tell us what health tests the parents have had? We are not having a litter for a while and are always looking for health tested litters that we can refer people to when they enquire.

LOL, don't know if it helps but our Maisy is 7 months now and things have changed so much, she's very little extra work now, there is light at the end of the tunnel! )

Without debating ESN there's a bit of a flaw in your vet's argument,if there is no difference between UK and Aussies then why would it be necessary for Aussie breeders to ESN to protect their lines? Hopefully you will find a vet within the practise that you like and you can always just make your app...

That is early, is she a Miniature? My big girls scent mark loads round about their season, it's not a full on wee but just a sprinkle, wonder if this is what your little one is doing?

I have two UK Doodles and one Aussie, I love all my dogs but tge difference between the UKs and Aussie are marked in all aspects, temperament, looks, even the way they move. It's obvious to most people who know my dogs that my Aussie Dood is different to the other two. They are different though are...

I have two UK Doodles and one Aussie, I love all my dogs but tge difference between the UKs and Aussie are marked in all aspects, temperament, looks, even the way they move. It's obvious to most people who know my dogs that my Aussie Dood is different to the other two.

Gorgeous! Ozzy looks like he's settling in great!

Another bump, still room for some more to tomorrow!

Welcome to UKLA. If you are after a wool coated Doodle stay away from the F1s as these are generally scruffy coated, as Bid says a Poodle backcross would be a much better bet for a wool coat. The Australian Labradoodles have more predictable coats. I think being in a flat would make life with a dog ...

She's looking lovely, glad the journey wasn't too traumatic for you all!

Giving this a bump, all welcome!