Apricot and Caramel Labradoodle and Chocolate Labradoodle Puppies

We fell in love with Apricot and Caramel colored labradoodles in 2020 with the addition of Millie. After bringing more than 20 puppies with the various shades of reds into our program, we have decided to expand and add in some new colors for variety.
Beginning in 2024 you will have the opportunity to get apricot, caramel, cream, chocolate and perhaps even some black ones.
The difference in apricot and caramel is in the NOSE. Caramel colored labradoodles have those cute brown noses and lighter colored eyes. We think that makes them look more “human”.

UPDATE 2/28/2025

We have bred Millie with the most darling boy named Nacho! We will be confirming pregnancy end of March and are hoping that Millies retirement litter will be the best one yet! We are expecting shades ranging from cream to darker red. We may also have some with white markings. Weight range will be 25-45#. Some could be a littler smaller or bigger depending on what mother nature gives us.

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How we have improved our program

We wanted to add more colors to our program and had a desire to have chocolate labradoodles. To get chocolate and still have caramels in our litters we knew we had to find specific genetic traits. We also wanted to be able to produce labradoodles that would be a bit smaller as the majority of our families want small/medium size dogs.

We found what we were looking for with the introduction of Australian labradoodles. What is the difference in the ALD and the American labradoodle? Many people think the Australian has Australian Shepherd when, in fact, the difference is the addition of a bit of Spaniel. This breed was created in the 1980’s to be therapy dogs! They are known for their gentle temperaments, low or non shedding coats and being the perfect fit for families of all types.

We hope to add our own males in the future but in the meantime we are carefully selecting the males we use to give us even better coat types and temperaments then we currently have. With our first litter of Australian labradoodle we have held back a future chocolate momma named Chloe who will be a mom in late 2025 or early 2026 provided she passes all of her testing. We can’t wait to see her puppies as we deepen our Australian line