Be a Guardian

We're always looking for families to give our Labradoodles a Loving environment during their breeding careers.

We choose Multi-Generational Australian Labradoodles (ALDs) as our undeniably “intentionally better” and different doodle breed. It has become our favorite for several reasons. They have been bred since the 1980s. These dogs come from a long line of meticulous selection.

ALDs have consistent, wonderful temperaments, excellent health conditions, and the most sought-after non-shedding (hyperallergenic) coat, among other desirable traits.

They are a mixture of Labrador Retriever, Poodle, English, American, and Irish Spaniel & Curly-coated Retriever.

There is so much more to say about the breed!

Guardianship Family Program

Guardian Families must be willing to adhere to the following requirements

Our guardian program ensures all breeding dogs live the best life they deserve with their forever family. Being a guardian family for a dog can be an excellent way to have a top-quality “pick of the litter” dog for a family pet without purchasing one. Guardian families allow us to be exceptional breeders of the ALDs in our program while they are living in their forever home. We are most appreciative for the role these families play in our program.

Guardian must reside within a 2-hour drive of Breeder (Erath, Louisiana).
Guardian must have a physical fence (preferable), an invisible fence or a confined outdoor area such as a fenced in gated yard.
Sole ownership of the Breeder Dog will be Breeder until completion of the breeding term at which time ownership will be transferred to the Guardian.
Breeder is responsible for all expenses related to fertility testing/breeding as well as the cost to have the Breeder Dog spayed or neutered after the final litter. At this point the Breeder Dog will become the Guardian’s Companion (forever) Dog.
Female dogs are to have four litters before transfer of ownership to their forever family. Ownership of male dogs is transferred when they turn 6 years old.