I Love U Back Difference

To check for genetic abnormalities or problems that may arise, before breeding any of our sires/dams, we make sure to genetically test each of our adult dogs! All of our dogs are genetically tested. 

Many of our pups go on to become medical and emotional support dogs! We have many dogs who even work in nursing homes and with veterans. A previous customer of ours has had one of our dogs help assist in getting her medical attention during a medical emergency, thus saving her life! 

Our labradoodle puppies are around our adult, kids and pets, they are used to being around other puppies, older dogs, a cat and even our hamster!

We make sure to do early scent introduction with all of our pups to help stimulate the pups' brain health and get their neurons firing! This will help develop their brain and set them up for success in nosework in the future!

When you get your pup you will get a microchip for your vet to implant in your pup at their regularly scheduled vaccination appointment. This will make sure your pup is registered to you!

All of our dams & sires are family dogs, so we know who we are breeding. We're not backyard breeders and we're not trying just to maximize our output so we do not utilize guardian homes, therefore we know each of our dams/sires intimately. We keep in mind qualities that are most important in a dog when choosing who to breed such as low shedding rate for allergy sufferers, excellent temperaments, high trainability and intelligence, superb genetic testing and health, and a ideal activity level. We do not breed dogs that we don't believe will make the healthiest, most intelligent puppies possible! 

Many of our dogs love the water and our puppies do too! We start their acclimation to grooming early and get them used to being bathed and pampered early in life. They are given sanitary grooms as early as 4 weeks, we trim around their eyes, trim their nails, brush and bathe them regularly. 

Pups are introduced to litter potty training at 4 weeks! Litter training helps puppies become acclimated to having designated potty areas and knowing how to keep their play time area clean. They get the best start possible with early litter training before they go to their forever homes.

Not all dewormers are made equal, so we make sure to keep a regimen of various dewormers to cover all our bases for our pups beginning at 2 weeks. We alternate between four different dewormers to cover all our bases of the typical worms that affect puppies.

Our puppies are raised in our home are used to being handled and socialized around a lot of family members. Our pups aren't timid or shy because they are used to being part of the family!

Mel, our dog breeder is a professional dog trainer and has been through many training classes. She works with dogs in basic training and has trained our dogs in emotional support and nosework!

Our puppies and moms are vaccinated regularly and pups will come with proof of vaccinations. They are on a strict regimen for puppies of their age and development. 

We've created a sanitary potty area for our whelping female dogs so they don't contract or pass on diseases that can be deadly to young puppies. The all concrete area is designed to protect against diseases that may lay dormant in the grass/soil such as parvo and coccidia (or fleas and ticks) which puppies under 8 weeks are not able to be vaccinated against. We take our puppies health seriously and do all we can to protect our pups. 

We do our own sonograms and blood work at home for our pregnant dams. Pregnancy can be a stressful time for dogs too! We reduce the number of vet appointments for our girls by doing our own sonograms to confirm pregnancy and have done blood work for our whelping moms when they need it. We want to reduce the amount of stress they go through they can be passed onto the pups! 

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