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Labradoodle
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Labradoodle profile
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A little about the Labradoodle - Breed traits
The Labradoodle is a cross between a Labrador and a Poodle, meaning they shed less hair and have less dander than their full Labrador ancestors. It makes them an ideal breed for people with allergies, as does their friendly, playful temperament. They are also known for their calm and affectionate demeanour.
LABRADOODLE HEALTH INFORMATION
Labradoodles are a hybrid breed, making them hardier than some pure breeds. Nevertheless, they are susceptible to Canine Hip and Elbow Dysplasia, Progressive Retinal Atrophy and Von Willebrand's disease.
Physical Statistics
Lifespan: 13-15 Years
Avg height: There are 3 sizes: 1) Miniature: 36-41cm, 2) Medium: 43-51cm, 3) Standard: 53-61cm.
Avg weight: 1) Miniature: 7-11kg, 2) Medium: 14-20kg, 3) Standard: 23-29kg
Insurance for Labradoodles
View our page on insurance for Labradoodles to see the common health issues vets describe for Labradoodles and what you should be covered for. Health issues for Labradoodles that are covered by pet insurance.
Grooming
The coat of a Labradoodle is typically quite thick and curly, and comes in a wide range of colours including: chalk, cream, gold, caramel, red, black, silver, blue, chocolate, lavender, and sable. Regular brushing and maintenance is recommended due to the curly nature of their coat, to avoid matting and tangles.
The Labradoodle is the perfect breed for those with allergies, as they don't typically shed or cause allergic reactions. Labradoodles with wooly coats are also recommended to visit the groomer every six weeks to keep their fur under control.
Training & Exercise
With an abundance of energy, the Labradoodle loves running and playing around. Having some form of activity will provide your Labradoodle with both physical and mental stimulation throughout the day, and will keep them out of mischief.
They are also a highly intelligent breed, and very enthusiastic so will benefit from consistent training. Being a sociable breed, it is important to introduce your Labradoodle to other humans and dogs a like to ensure good habits and behaviours are adopted.
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