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The Australian Labradoodle has its origins rooted in the need for dog lovers with highly reactive allergies to have a dog that was non-shedding and allergy-friendly. Begun in Australia, tests with non-shed Poodles proved to be unsuccessful until, at last, Poodle-Labrador Retriever cross produced the desired effect of an allergy friendly dog. Some early crosses yielded a non-shed and allergy-friendly coat, but the coat types and allergy-friendly traits of these early "labradoodles" were highly unpredictable.
The Australian Labradoodle is a result of multiple-generational crosses with its foundation in the poodle and Labrador Retriever breeds. The Poodle and Labrador retriever, however, share inherent genetic defects common to both breeds. In an effort to stabilize some of the common breed defects and to create greater genetic diversity, other breeds such as the American Cocker Spaniel and Irish Water Spaniel were strategically infused into the early breeding lines to develop a healthier dog. All the while, careful attention was being paid to the breed's temperament as an ideal family pet as well as to its allergy-friendly non-shedding origins.
The true Australian Labradoodle is the result of up to six, or more, successive generations of careful breeding. The result is a healthy, well-tempered dog, with a non-shedding allergy-friendly coat that makes it the perfect family companion. Its loyal and intuitive nature matched with its a high degree of trainability allow for the possibility of service in guide/therapy work.
 
 
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