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Topic Dog Boards / General / Australian Labradoodles
- By Llama 88 [gb] Date 04.04.08 18:52 UTC
I went to a local country park today and there was a couple with two dogs. One looked like a Poodle cross and the other an Irish Water Spaniel cross. As I walked past someone approached and asked the lady what they were.

Pointing to the poodle ish one she said "that's a Labradoodle and the other one is an Australian Labradoodle" The woman asked what the difference was and the woman told her an Australian one has IWS in it for the different coat type!?
- By Nikita [gb] Date 04.04.08 19:37 UTC
lol!  Sounds like she got duped to me, I've never heard that one before!
- By perrodeagua [gb] Date 04.04.08 22:06 UTC
Where does the Australian come from in that mix????  Have seen a Poodle with an Astralian Shepherd on a certain website that I won't mention!!  Wish I knew how to do angry faces!
- By dollface Date 05.04.08 00:10 UTC
Just had to look it up http://www.morningsmilelabradoodles.com/aboutlabradoodles.htm To me they all the same :) Whats the difference?
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 05.04.08 07:30 UTC Edited 05.04.08 07:32 UTC

>Where does the Australian come from in that mix???? 


The original idea for 'Labradoodles' came from Australia - they were to be Australian guide dogs. The original straightforward cross was developed, and other Parent breeds were added, and in 2004 the official name was changed. So the 'Australian' bit of the name comes from the country of origin; just like 'American cockers'.
- By Brainless [gb] Date 05.04.08 09:05 UTC
Interestingly in developing the 'Breed' they have come across the predicted health problems and now are considering introducing more new blood to help.
- By perrodeagua [gb] Date 05.04.08 10:45 UTC
The original idea for 'Labradoodles' came from Australia - they were to be Australian guide dogs. The original straightforward cross was developed, and other Parent breeds were added, and in 2004 the official name was changed. So the 'Australian' bit of the name comes from the country of origin; just like 'American cockers'.

Yeah JG I know about that, don't get why the person involved was told one was a Labradoodle and the other an Australian Labradoodle.!

Re health results.  The other breed has health problems, I think that the other two don't have as much, so that's adding yet other problems into the mix???
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 05.04.08 12:04 UTC

>don't get why the person involved was told one was a Labradoodle and the other an Australian Labradoodle.!


It's made clearer in the link.
Topic Dog Boards / General / Australian Labradoodles

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