About Our Kennel

Before I started breeding Labradoodles, I noticed something. A lot of Labradoodle breeders were treating their dogs like mutts. Like they didn't need the best health clearances, the best temperaments, and the best body structure. So when I started, I was determined to bring my show background to produce happy, healthy and loving Labradoodles. There's no excuse in not providing the best for your dogs.

• We raise our dogs in our home. They are treated as family pets first. 
• We make sure that all of our dogs have passed health certifications from OFA and DNA companies. 
• We also ensure that they have wonderful temperaments. 
• We also make sure they have a wonderful body structure. It is to ensure that the dog will have less chances of having joint or bone problems later in life. It also helps lessen the chances of torn ligaments.

Coming from a show background, my goal is to bring the same standards from the show ring into the pet ring. Although Labradoodles are not an official breed yet, it does not mean that we should be lax about making sure that all of the dogs used for breeding are the top quality. And that means being health certified by OFA and DNA companies.

Our Health Testing Includes:

•  Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) Certifications For Eyes, Hips, Elbows & Heart

• And A Complete DNA Disease Panel for Labradoodles from DNA companies like Embark and/or Paw Prints Genetics. The Labradoodle panel also includes Labradors' and Poodles' genetic problems. With DNA tests, our dogs are being cleared for over 175 genetic mutations.

If the puppy has a solid foundation for its first eight weeks, all it does is make the following 8 weeks with the owner a bit easier. 

We focus on Puppy Culture which helps encourage confidence in puppies and teach them to be not so afraid of new experiences. It is best for puppies to have as many as new experiences as possible so they become desensitized to strange sounds, touch and challenges. We introduce different kind of toys with new sounds, or sensations. We even introduce new challenging toys like baby slides or balance toys, so they listen to their bodies better.

We also do Early Neurological Stimulation which helps boost puppies' immune system, cardiology and as well as make them more confident.

We find that our Puppy Curriculum makes puppies much loving, sweet and happy puppies. However, the owner is still responsible for the next 8 weeks since the first four months is the most critical period in forming the best, confident dog.

 In addition to their low shedding, Labradoodles are also a great option for therapy, service, and emotional work. They are intelligent, friendly and patient. They don't shed which is great for those with dog allergies. As we all know, Labradors have been used as service dogs for many years in programs for the blind and for the deaf.

With this mix, we can go a step further. We can create a healthier dog by infusing new lines. Purebreds are terribly inbred and it's the reason why we see genetic health problems in those dogs. So with the Labradoodles and infusing new lines, mixing two breeds together, it helps us breed out the genetic problems and creating a dog that's much better than the original. Honestly... This is a win for everybody.