We adopted our first Labradoodle, Hannah, from Rutland Manor Breeding and Research Facility, Australia, in February 2002. We loved her so much that we had to have more of these fabulous Labradoodles in our lives, so with the assistance and encouragement from both Tegan Park and Rutland Manor, we began our breeding program in September 2002.
Our first litter was born on October 16th, 2002; and we were lucky enough to have both Angela and Derek of Tegan Park fly over to assist us, and JUST IN TIME! They were picked up at BWI airport at 1 a.m. in the morning, Fame's first puppy appeared at 8:05 a.m. just 7 hours later. Since that time, we've added breeding Labradoodle stock to our program and have been blessed with several litters of beautiful, fluffy, healthy Labradoodle puppies.
All of our breeding Labradoodles are raised and nurtured in family homes as much loved pets. Some of the Labradoodle breeders live directly with us in our home, or with carefully selected guardian families who are committed to giving the Labradoodles the best care, love, nutrition, obedience, grooming and guidance necessary to raise a healthy and happy breeding Labradoodle.
Our puppies receive top quality health care including a very thorough veterinarian examination, age-appropriate immunization, and dewormings every two weeks. They receive plenty of human socialization with adults and children, and are incorporated into our family the entire time they live with us. At six weeks of age the puppies are all temperament tested and then matched accordingly with their family. At 7-8 weeks of age, the puppies are desexed (spay/neuter) by a highly skilled veterinarian trained in the proper and extremely safe procedure for early desexing.
Finally, when the new family comes to pick up the Labradoodle puppy, or the pup is shipped to the new family, they come with a 3-generation Pedigree, a two-year health guarantee relating to any hereditary condition designated as life-threatening and/or severe, a complete health record, documentation of desexing, packet of 'puppy tips' and diet information. A package of food is also supplied to assist with the transition. The families also receive a personal commitment from me to be there for you to provide help and assistance for the life of your puppy.