A wonderful part of our business is getting to know the families who adopt our puppies. As much as we would enjoy visiting with everyone who is interested in meeting an Australian labradoodle, it’s just not safe or possible. Young puppies are very susceptible to disease, and they deserve all the protection we can reasonably provide them. Visitors can expose our pregnant mamas and newborn puppies to unnecessary danger. We raise our babies in the middle of our family home, not in a kennel, and almost all of our breeding boys and girls live in guardian homes elsewhere so that they can have lots of individual attention and their very own forever families. Also, it is important that we respect the human family members living in our homes, and as such, we are careful to keep our private and business lives as separate as possible.

For these reasons and in most cases, we are not open for visitations.

We have adapted our pickup procedures in order to keep everyone (customers and employees!) as safe as possible during our challenging health climate. We use a modified curbside pickup system that still allows for a happy, if abbreviated, Gotcha Day and makes sure that the transition goes smoothly for all.

In lieu of onsite visitation, we are eager to talk with you by phone or email. We keep our website and Facebook page updated frequently, and are happy provide of pictures, references, and other complete information on each puppy and litter we produce.

Thank you so much for your understanding.