Agape Labradoodles Blog

When you have made a Labradoodle a part of your family it is important to know the most common health concerns they may face. One condition to look out for is joint problems. Hip and elbow dysplasia are often found in Labradoodles. If left untreated, this can cause arthritis. Another common health concern; issues with…

Labradoodles are a high-energy breed. They usually need at least 20-30 minutes of exercise every day. But, being the active dogs that they tend to be, they would gladly welcome more activity. Walking isn’t your only option either. Here are some tips from Agape Labradoodles to make exercise more fun for you and your dog…

The International Labradoodle Association doing business as the Australian Labradoodle Association of America would like to address the article regarding Labradoodles in the news yesterday and today. It’s no doubt that the founding of the Labradoodle nearly 30 years ago came out of a desire to produce a dog that had therapy and service qualities.…

We know that most people love a bargain, are pleased when they find special offers in sales, or even buy something at a local market. But there are occasions when it’s wise to pay that bit more, and this is certainly true when you are keen to add a Labradoodle to your family. Puppies that…

Finding the right Labradoodle puppy starts with finding the right Labradoodle breeder. So where can you find a good breeder? Below are some tips to help you out. Ask for referrals One of the best ways to find the right Labradoodle breeder is through referrals. If one of your friends or a family member has…

Some human behaviors can make your Labradoodle anxious, and you may not be doing them on purpose! Hugging- Most dogs become stressed out when you embrace them. They can feel like they are being restrained. Try patting or scratching their hindquarters instead of hugging. Petting their head- Some dogs get scared when you reach over…

Proper hygiene tips for your labradoodle Like any dog, labradoodles require proper hygiene habits to keep pests at bay and maintain a soft, luscious, wavy or curly, fur coat. Poor care for your friendly pet could cause minor discomfort, fleas, or more serious skin conditions, such as rashes. Be sure to wash your dog’s coat…

Labradoodles, a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a poodle, have long been regarded as one of the most family-friendly dogs. Besides being an excellent companion and great with children, many people train Labradoodles to become service dogs. What makes the Labradoodle’s temperament so positive? This breed is highly intelligent, which makes labradoodles intuitive and…

Labradoodles are so alluring that they seem to have a heavenly beginning. But their terrestrial origin is just as angelic. In 1988, the first Labradoodle came about as a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Standard Poodle. The breeder hoped to create an allergy-free guide dog for a visually impaired woman in Hawaii. As…

Bringing a dog into your family is a huge decision. You want a breed that’s fun, playful, gentle, and loving. Labradoodles can be a wonderful addition to your family. Here are five reasons why you should contact a Labradoodle breeder: 1) Labradoodles are intelligent and easily trained. 2) They are very social, ready to go…

Labradoodles have unique hair texture that requires a little extra effort than the occasional brush or bath. Matting Labradoodles hardly shed, but they still get matted hair. This quickly builds up and can be difficult to remove as they get bigger. Bristle Brushes To reduce the mats on your labradoodle, brush them regularly (every couple…

One of the most important decisions you’ll ever make for your Labradoodle is what he/she will eat. Kibble Kibble or dry dog food, is arguably the most common dog food option most choose. But it’s important to consider what’s inside as some kibble is better than others. Always check the ingredients and look for a…