What is the Australian Labradoodle like?
The history of the Australian Labradoodle dates back to the 1970s, when efforts began to develop a dog breed suitable for people with allergies and asthma, with the characteristics of a guide dog. Breeding work continued in Australia and a line was defined for the Australian Labradoodle in accordance with the breeding goal of obtaining the correct structure, coat and temperament for the breed. Australian Labradoodles are happy, gentle, open and easy to train by nature. Due to their intelligence and pleasant nature, they are suitable as assistance, family and therapy dogs.
Size
Estimated weight can vary from 7 kg to 30 kg. Height is measured from the top of the shoulder blades (withers) when the dog is standing straight on a flat surface.
Mini
Height 35 cm - 43 cm
Medium
Height 43 cm - 53 cm
Standard
Height: 53cm - 63cm
Coat
The Australian Labradoodle has two coat types. The coat has no undercoat. This means that the Australian Labradoodle does not shed much, but it does require regular grooming and trimming.
Fleece
Soft and wavy
Wool
Thicker and curlier
The most common colors:
Chocolate, Cream, Black and Apricot/Caramel. The nose pigment is the determining factor in classifying a dog's color.
