Parent health records
Stonegate considers records for eyes, heart, hips, elbows, patellas, and DNA testing alongside structure, temperament, and veterinary care. Families can explore the program’s approach in the Health Files.
Highland, New York
Australian Labradoodle Puppies for Sale in New York
Stonegate raises Australian Labradoodle puppies at home with thoughtful early experiences, parent health records, and a commitment to helping each puppy begin well with its future family.
A considered beginning
A puppy is a family decision, not a checkout button.
Choosing an Australian Labradoodle puppy means looking beyond a sweet face. Families want to know how puppies are raised, what care stands behind the parents, how a breeder gets to know each litter, and who will still be there after go-home day. Those are the questions Stonegate invites.
Stonegate Labradoodles is based in Highland, New York. Puppies are raised as part of home life, with gentle handling, age-appropriate enrichment, and routines that help them begin to meet the world with confidence. The goal is a thoughtful match between a puppy and the household that will love and guide them for years.
The Stonegate foundation
Raised for the rhythm of real family life.
Early weeks matter. Puppies experience new sounds, textures, surfaces, people, and everyday routines at a pace that supports positive socialization. Stonegate also introduces early litter habits, crate foundations, gentle handling, and enrichment during the first eight weeks.
That work is not a promise that a puppy arrives fully trained. It is a caring start, and families continue the learning with patient routines, training, and socialization once their puppy comes home. Stonegate’s puppy curriculum explains more about the intentional care behind those early weeks.
What families can explore
Look closely at the care behind a puppy.
Home-raised beginnings
Dogs and puppies live indoors as family first. That close daily care gives puppies a familiar foundation of household life before they join a new home.
Thoughtful matching
Color and sex can be meaningful preferences, but a lasting fit also includes temperament, household rhythm, grooming needs, and the kind of companion your family hopes to welcome.
Planning for a puppy
A clear path from first question to go-home day.
Availability changes as puppies are matched with families. If Stonegate feels like the right fit, this is the straightforward way to begin.
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Explore timing
Start with Current Litters and Upcoming Litters to understand the paths Stonegate is currently sharing.
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Share your household
When you are ready, complete the puppy application. It helps Stonegate learn about your family, lifestyle, and what you hope for in a companion.
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Prepare with care
Approved families can plan for a puppy’s arrival with practical guidance around early routines, grooming, training, and a calm transition home.
Choosing with confidence
Questions worth asking before you reserve.
A caring breeder should be comfortable talking through the details, not just sending a deposit link. Before you decide, ask to understand the parents, the puppy’s early environment, and what support will look like after pickup. Clear answers help a family choose with their eyes open.
About the parents: Which health evaluations and records can we review? How do you consider temperament and structure alongside those results?
About the litter: What are puppies experiencing during their first eight weeks, and how do you learn about each puppy before making family matches?
About life at home: What grooming routine, training plan, and adjustment period should we expect? What support is available if questions come up as our puppy grows?
Stonegate welcomes families who want to understand the full commitment. A well-prepared home is one of the best gifts a puppy can receive.
A responsible commitment
What to expect from an Australian Labradoodle.
Australian Labradoodles are often appreciated for their intelligence, companionship, trainability, and lower-shedding coats. They are also dogs who need time, consistency, grooming, and thoughtful guidance. A puppy’s adult coat, energy, size, and personality remain individual, so honest conversation matters more than broad promises.
Stonegate is candid about allergies too. No dog is completely hypoallergenic, and a lower-shedding coat cannot guarantee compatibility for every person. Families with allergies should take the question seriously before making a commitment.
Regular brushing and professional grooming are part of caring well for a doodle coat.
Frequently asked questions
Families often ask
Are Australian Labradoodle puppies currently available?
Availability changes as families are matched. Visit Current Litters for the best starting point, then contact Stonegate for the most current timing.
How much do Stonegate pet puppies cost?
Stonegate lists pet puppies at $3,500. After approval, a $500 non-refundable reservation fee is applied to the total. The remaining balance is due at pickup.
When do puppies go home?
Stonegate puppies go home at eight weeks old, after their early development and care with the litter.
Do you guarantee a puppy will be hypoallergenic?
No. Stonegate produces low-shedding Australian Labradoodles, but no dog can promise complete allergy compatibility for every family.
Your next family member
Ready to take a closer look?
Explore current litter timing or tell Stonegate what you are hoping for in a companion.
Stonegate Labradoodles, 43 New Paltz Rd, Highland, NY 12528