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    • Guardian homes
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  • Home
  • Guardian homes
  • Shop
  • Upcoming litters
  • Doodle Generations
  • Meet the parents
  • The guardian dogs
  • Food and treats
  • Reviews
  • Testimonials
  • NuVet Supplements
  • our cats 🐈
  • our pet insurance offer

upcoming Litters

 

2021 / 2022

F1B mini / medium Aussiedoodles

expecting first generation labradoodles

expecting first generation labradoodles

Expecting  f1b AAussiedoodles October 2021.$2,300 not taking any more deposits till puppies arrive 

expecting first generation labradoodles

expecting first generation labradoodles

expecting first generation labradoodles

Expecting  first generation labradoodles  winter  / spring 2022

$1,500  a few spots still available  for deposits. 

F1BB mini to medium Labradoodles

expecting first generation labradoodles

F1BB mini to medium Labradoodles

Expecting  f1bb mini  labradoodles  winter  / spring  2022...$2,600

F1B MEDIUM AUSSIEDOODLES

F1B MEDIUM AUSSIEDOODLES

F1BB mini to medium Labradoodles

Expecting f1b   Medium Aussiedoodles  spring  2022.

A few spots available on the deposit list... $2,300

F1B MEDIUM AUSSIEDOODLES

F1B MEDIUM AUSSIEDOODLES

CHOOSING YOUR COMPANION



  Choosing a dog from a shelter can be a great way to find a lifelong friend. But for many families, not knowing the dog's genetics, health history or socialization background is a risk they are not comfortable taking.


It's often impossible to pinpoint a dog's breed - and mixing certain breeds, such as a high-prey drive breed and a guardian breed, can have dangerous consequences.


Dogs from reputable breeders rarely wind up in shelters because we microchip all our animals and/or stipulate in our contracts that we will take dogs back if necessary.



For families that choose the breeder route, it's extremely important to select the right breeder. Look for a breeder with good reviews and experience.  Take the time to get to know the breeder's reputation - contact people who have a dog from them and get their unvarnished opinion.


Whichever route you choose - adopting a shelter dog or choosing a puppy from a breeder - do your homework. Adding a four-legged friend to your home should never be a random act. Be thoughtful about the breed you want and why - and then decide where to find your special companion. 


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