This page is
photos of our past Mini Labradoodle puppies and their
parents.
All these puppies have been
placed !
Mini
Labradoodle puppies are such gems*** Read what our
past puppy buyers have stated about them here... |
| Stephanie
states that the flight experience was great for Blondie
aka Sammie. I look forward to seeing more photos of
Blondie as she grows. When Stephanie picked out Blondie
it was concerning her size and her personality. We feel
both Blondie and Stephanie have found the perfect home
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Maxwell
was the last of Lady's mini labradoodle puppies
to leave. He is pictured on the left, the first
night away from our home at 4 months old. Abby his
playmate left just a few days before Maxwell found
his home! You
can read more about our placed labrador retriever
puppies here.
Max
has done very well adjusting…has slept great
both nights, done very well with ‘holding
it’ and going outside, loves his new toys,
etc. We gave him a bath last night and he did very
well with that too.
Thanks for all the work you did with Max before
we got him. He’s a great dog!
Jessica
We
are so glad to have found our Maxwell the right
home, he was sort of the odd ball in the group looking
more like a lab then what we typically see in our
labradoodles.
We
don't have mini labradoodle all the time because
of the difficulty getting the mothers pregnant so
we will try for another litter in 2010!
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Tigger aka Chase

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Hello,
I thought I would give you an update about
Chase aka "Tigger" he is doing
great and having alot of fun with the kids this summer.
He is nearly potty trained to go outside. We are really
impressed with his
intelligence. Our friends like him so much they want
one, but their dad doesn't want another dog. We will
see if mom wins. Thanks, for the great puppy, and
if anyone we know wants a labradoodle we will be sure
and tell them all about your puppies.
Sincerely,
The Gould's
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Beth,
I just wanted to drop you a note and let you know
how well Harley is doing. She has been sleeping all
night without crying. Her vet visit on Saturday went
great. She slept for most of her first day and then
Sunday her playful personality came out. She has not
had an accident in her kennel I can tell you took
time to work with her and she was socialized so well
with your boys.
This has been a better experience for us compared
to our last puppy. I hope the rest of your summer
goes well and I'll send you photos of her as she
gets bigger.
Leslie |
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is Maxwell and Rocky, two very different looking mini
labradoodle puppies at the age of 9 weeks.

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What
we find with the first generation breeding of the
mini labradoodles is a variety in their hair coats
as puppies. However as they mature and loose their
baby hair they will tend to favor our year old Bambi,
with a longer wavy hair coat. Most common with the
full size labradoodle.
The
size difference is probably more distinctive at the
puppy age. Where Mazwell carries a taller / longer
leg look and Rocky favors the shorter stocky look.
We
look forward to more mini labradoodle puppies in the
fall of 09. |
Our
second Wilson, what a popular name for our Mini Doodles
:)
M
and K write to say,
Thanks
so much for your help. He's been really good. Gentle
with the kids. Got up once last night, has been doing
his business outside, has adapted to the leash, naps
on his own in his crate with the door open...really,
I couldn't ask for a better puppy....especially on
the first day with new people in a new place.


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Sasha
is renamed Lexi, Jill writes to say she is GREAT!
This is a photo of Lexi before she left the SIESS
RANCH

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Here
is Ivory at 9 weeks old she left for her new home
on Sunday the 19th.


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Harley
aka Sandy has left for her new home at 9 weeks of
age also.

We
look forward to updates on how our puppies are doing
and wiil be showing photos of how they are growing.
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This
is our Thumper he has been renamed Cody-
SOLD
to Jeff and Judy and their Family
in Surrey BC

Here are some photos of Cody
(formerly Thumper), who is growing like mad and settling
in nicely to our home in Surrey, B.C. Since he arrived
in September, we've had some great weather, and he's
enjoyed plenty of play in our back yard, as well as
walks through local forests and the beach. He hasn't
yet ventured into the ocean; still a little unsure.
Cody loves to run and play with kids, and the highlight
of his day is usually walking our son to and from
school. Other kids literally line up to pet Cody.
The vet gave Cody and thorough examination after he
arrived, and said he's in great health. I was surprised
to hear that our vet finds "flaws" (like
an overbite, diseased eyes, etc.) in one in three
puppies he sees, and recommends the owners return
those dogs to the pet store or breeder (though he
says by that time the owners are usually too attached
to their new pet). Anyway, it looks like Cody is from
a good set of parents.
We will send more photos later. Right now Cody weighs
18 pounds. The photos I sent are a couple of weeks
old; he probably weighs about 14 pounds in them. He
was eight pounds when he arrived.
You asked in an earlier email about any tips we could
give other Canadians when importing a dog from the
U.S. It was relatively simple. Before the airline/shipping
company will release the dog, the new owners must
take the paperwork to the Canada Customs office at
the airport, where the dog must be declared like any
other commodity, essentially so it can be taxed. In
Cody's case, we had to pay the standard B.C. provincial
tax (seven per cent on the purchase price) and the
federal tax (called the Goods and Service Tax, or
GST, which is six per cent). So we paid 13 per cent
on the purchase price, roughly $130 Cdn. Of course,
someone who buys a dog in B.C. from a breeder or pet
store would also pay the 13 per cent tax -- it applies
to everything item bought in B.C. or imported. (And
you might think you're overtaxed in the U.S.)
Talk to you later.
Cody at one year


Here are some pictures of
Cody. He is absolutely a gem. Such a great personality.
He loves everyone and in turn everyone seems to love
him. He got a summer cut and looks great.
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Here
is our newest addition to our puppies, Tony our new
toy poodle stud dog in training.
SIESS' SHADOW BUDDY TONY

Here is Tony full grown photo
taken 7-12-09

Tony and his daughter Bambi
- Bambi is one year old in this photo.

Bambi is from our Lena, we
hope to have more labradoodle puppies in the fall
of 09.

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Chunky
aka Harrison - Male
Chunky has been placed
Harrison is a fun puppy. He
likes to follow us around the yard. He is not going
to be a very big doggie, but he does have more of
the lab features in his face and shoulders. He has
some nice height iin his legs also without being to
big.


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Benji - SOLD


Maddi

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Scooter
- Male SOLD

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Photo
of Lady's Full Blood Lab puppy three days older then
these Doodles. You can see that our Labradoodles are
smaller.

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Studley
- Male SOLD at 5 1/2
months
Hello! I just wanted to send you a brief note to say
how much my sister and I are enjoying Studley. Our
first few days with him were interesting as he was
scared to death of stairs and new people. However,
he has adjusted well and now spends his days following
me around the house. He truely is my little shadow,
everywhere I go he's two steps behind. He's better
than we could've ever expected. We are constantly
hearing people tell us how cute and well behaved he
is. I'll be sure to send you some pictures when I
get them downloaded. Thanks! Allison

Studley at 3 years old


Hi Beth,
Hope all is well with you!
I know it's been awhile since I've sent pictures of
Studley. He'll be 3 years old next month and he's
more spoiled than ever! Your new puppies are as cute
as can be.
Enjoy the pics, Allison |
Here is Stud
at 1 year


Studley just celebrated his
1st birthday last week and couldn't be doing any better.
He's becoming more relaxed everyday and is able to
learn new tricks and commands quite quickly. His strange
little habits are definately keeping me entertained.
I'll be sure to watch your website for pictures of
the new puppies.
Thanks, Allison
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Lenny -SOLD
Has been placed with Sharon and her family. He will
be a playmate with Oreo her mixed YorkiePoo.

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Lily - SOLD
Has been placed in California with Eileen and Andy's
Family.

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Lil Jess one
of Jessie' last Labradoodle puppies in 07
Opposite photos shows Jess and Benji a full blood
lab at the same age. Our Labradoodle's are half the
size of the typical Labrador Retriever since we breed
with the Toy Poodle. So we call them "Mini Labradoodles"

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Hi Beth -
Things are going well... She seems happy and she is
full of energy! She is a little sneak tho.... She runs
under the coffee table in the living room and we are
looking for her! HAHA - But she just loves laying under
there. She knows to go to the door already when she
needs to go number 2 but not yet for number 1.... her
bladder is still uncontrolable... she just goes when
she has too, where ever she might be. She cried her
first time being alone when we left... we were gone
for 1 hour... when we came back she was sleeping like
a baby in her crate. She is also very snuggly when she
gets tired. She was sleeping through the night till
about 2 nights ago she has been up at 3am both mornings
then very tough getting back to sleep. Here are some
pictures of her. We introduced her to our family and
everyone loves her, she esspecially loves my parents
house, she is the queen there. They spoil her and love
to run around with her outside until she is dragging
her butt behind her. She is to cute for words, we love
her!
Catherine
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Things are going
great. We love him so much already. He sleeps in bed
with us. Probably a bad habit to get into but hard
to change now since Sunshine already sleeps with us.
He has only had two mistakes in the house and that
was the first day. He has not had one mistake since
that day. He is a pretty smart puppy. Our other dog
loves him to death. She just puts her cheek up against
his and he is find with that for awhile and he lets
her know when he doesn't want to be touched. She always
has to be touching someone. He sometimes prefers not
to be held or messed with and she has started to know
when he wants to be left alone. He may be little but
as they say dynamite comes in small packages. He is
very loving and just cuddles up around my neck.
Dianna and John
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| With
the Labrador and Toy Poodle mixed breed expect
a smaller dog as an adult with less shedding
hair.
Of
course there is no guarantee that you will not
have any allergy reaction with a cross breed
from a Poodle, but it has been stated they are
more likely to be less allergetic due to the
non-shedding quality of the poodle. |
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Maxwell
has been placed with Paul and Jessica's family


Maxwell has some awesome
looks with his beautiful green eyes and light golden
highlighted hair color. Maxwell is
like his mother, very attentive at this age. He is
started on house and leash training.
Michael writes to say this about
his Wilson one of Lady's labradoodles.
Here is a picture of Wilson, he's
doing great. 21 lbs and a little over 4 months. He's
been house/crate trained since his second week with
us. No accidents since then. Great sleeper, great
with the kids. Loves to play fetch and chase a frisbee.
He's getting super fast too. Fall season is growing
on him here, I'm sure he will love chasing the leaves
falling off the trees.
Hope you are well.

Wow he looks so much like Max above.
These two boys were almost identical in personality
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Here is Wilson, Bambi's brother
at age two.

Wilson is the best puppy we could
have asked for. He is about 28 pounds with long, wavy
hair. He is a very fun loving little boy. He loves
to play with other dogs and kids, but he also enjoys
self entertaining. Wilson is so smart, curious, and
a quick learner. He picks up new tricks and activities
is no time, such as fetch with the frisbee and catching
treats off his nose. We are so blessed to have such
a wonderful, loving best friend.
Tyler and Katie Williams
Tyler and Katie have picked Libbyto
join them and Wilson soon.

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