There are no associations or clubs that can officially govern the labradoodle breed and it is highly unlikely that labradoodles will be recognised by the UK Kennel Club in the foreseeable future. I do, however, feel it is important that breeders adhere to a set of breeding standards in order to improve the future of labradoodles in the UK.
Allergies
It is important to recognise that no dog can be described as being hypoallergenic. Allergies are not necessarily due to the dog's coat and can be triggered by a wide range of allergens. These can include the saliva, skin, dander and even the dog's urine. Dander is airborne and can be inhaled, thereby causing an allergic reaction, ie itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing and wheezing. If you react to the dog's saliva or urine it is unlikely you will ever find a dog you do not have a reaction to
You may find you are not affected by a labradoodle as a small puppy, but when the coat changes in adulthood this could then cause a bad allergic reaction. Obviously this would be tragic for you and also tragic for the puppy you have grown to love as they would have to be rehomed. It is therefore important for you to meet both parent dogs when thinking of offering a home to a pup
Health Testing
All of our dogs are fully health tested with excellent results
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