Alan Kenworthy - Labradoodles: The Owners Guide from Puppy to Old Age for Your American, British or Australian Labradoodle Dog

Labradoodles

The Owners Guide from Puppy to Old Age forYour American, British or Australian Labradoodle Dog

By Alan Kenworthy

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Foreword

Once youve read this book you will have allthe information you need in order to make a well-informed decisionabout whether or not the Labradoodle is the breed for you, and youwill know how to care for them at every stage of their life.

As an owner, expert trainer and professionaldog whisperer, I would like to teach you the human side of theequation, so you can learn how to think more like your dog andeliminate behavioral problems with your pet.

Too many backyard breeders and puppy millsproduce Labradoodles and other Poodle crosses. These breedershave no understanding of genetics. In most cases, they dont evengive bloodlines a thought. My goal here is to help you understandthe positives and negatives of this emerging breed.

Adoptions through kennels working to promotethe breed help to refine the quality of all Labradoodles.

I am a huge fan of Labradoodles, but Im notgoing to suggest they are without their drawbacks. Also, there isNO guarantee that a Labradoodle is hypoallergenic. Many are not,and those are often the dogs surrendered to shelters.

Before you adopt a Labradoodle or anycrossbred dog, these are the issues you must investigate andunderstand. There are no certainties with hybrids like theLabradoodle, but there are great possibilities!

More and more responsible breeders areproducing excellent Labradoodles. This is not a fad breed, but atruly exceptional companion and one to which I look forward tointroducing you.

Acknowledgments

In writing this book, I also sought tips,advice, photos and opinions from many experts of the Labradoodlebreed.

In particular, I wish to thank the followingwonderful experts for going out of their way to help andcontribute:

USA & CANADA

Nicki Dana of Premiere Labradoodles

http://premierelabradoodles.com

Dana Eckert of California Labradoodles

http://www.californialabradoodles.us/

Rochelle Woods of Spring CreekLabradoodles

http://www.springcreeklabradoodles.com

Tracy A. Wynn of Desert WindsLabradoodles

http://www.dwdoodles.com

Becky & Jim Roth of Southern CrossAustralian Labradoodles

http://www.southerncrosslabradoodles.com

Barbara Dearaujo of DreamydoodlesNorthwest

http://www.dreamydoodles.com/

Karen Elliott of Rocky MountainLabradoodles

http://www.rockymountainlabradoodles.com

Elizabeth Ferris of Country Labradoodles

http://www.australian-labradoodle.com

Jessica & Nelson Guthrie of LabradoodleStory Tails

http://www.labradoodlestory.com

Melanie Ann Derwey of Gorgeous Doodles

http://gorgeousdoodles.com/

Amy Schuning of AKAs Doodles &Poodles

http://www.akasdoodlesandpoodles.com

Tera Mueller of Blessed Day Doodles

https://www.muellerpups.com/

Dixie Springer of SpringvilleLabradoodles

http://www.springvillelabradoodles.com/

Babbie R. Holden of Royal DiamondLabradoodles

http://www.royaldiamondlabradoodles.com

Candace Trino of Moo Cow Labradoodles

http://www.MooCowLabradoodles.com

Jeanette & Mike Parker of ChesapeakeMiniature Labradoodles - E-mail: Packo7@shaw.ca

Greg & Cheryl Sabens of Ashford ManorLabradoodles

http://www.ashfordmanorlabradoodles.com/

Sabrina Alstat of Sabrinas Labradoodles

http://sabrinaslabradoodles.com

Kristen Savery of SkyedoodlesLabradoodles

http://www.Skyedoodles.com

Mardee Calkins of Texas Labradoodles

http://www.txlabradoodles.com/

Gayle Husfloen of North Country AustralianLabradoodles

http://www.northcountrydoodles.com/

Julie Long of Faithful Doodles

http://www.faithfuldoodles.com

Brenda Van Deilen of Calypso BreezeLabradoodles

http://www.calypsobreezelabradoodles.com

Barb Gaffney of Gemstone Labradoodles

http://www.gemstonelabradoodles.ca/

Jacqui Carter-Davies of JacartiesLabradoodles (UK)

E-mail:carter-davies@supanet.com

Kiernon &Lisa Wagstaff - and Tia of course.

PhotoCredit: Rochelle Woods of Spring Creek Labradoodles

Chapter 1 Meet the Labradoodle