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He's great! Took him to the vet yesterday. The vet was very impressed - said he was a great example of what a Labradoodle should be :) Thanks!!
Gena C
He's great! Took him to the vet yesterday. The vet was very impressed - said he was a great example of what a Labradoodle should be :) Thanks!!

Hi -
Our little black and white Cockapoo, Willie, is about to turn one year old on April 19 and we thought you might like to see how he turned out. (pictures attached above) He is the cutest dog. Everywhere we go people ask us what kind of dog he is and where we got him
You said, when we were asking about how he would fit in with us, that he would be ready to come and take over. Well, you couldn't have been more right. He pretty much is the center of attention most of the time.
Housetraining was very easy and with a little bit of training he soon learned to ring the bell to let us know when he wanted to go out. Using the clicker method, he could sit, down, leave it, stay and wait from very very early on. He was a star at puppy kindergarten.
Of course, he still has a few things to perfect. A new puppy across the street will cause him to look over his shoulder when we call come, hestitate a moment and keep going to meet up with his friend. As a result we no longer let him off the leash much. As soon as it stops snowing around here (April12 and we are having a snowstorm today!!!) we will be working with him outside more with the ultimate goal of improving his ability to ignore temptation.
He loves people so much that he has a hard time sometimes remembering to stay "off" Need some more work on that but the root of the problem is us since we didn't mind the standing up to us and weren't consistent from the beginning. On the other hand, he waits patiently to allow us to go first in and out of he house and has since the beginning.
He goes with us everywhere. He started at a very young age attending grandchildren sporting events. He loves to go in the car and loves loves loves children and other dogs.
We appreciated that you had acclimated him to the crate before we got him and that you sent along a little toy with familiar scents on it when he traveled as well as providing medicine to give him to prevent illness brought on by stress. Our vet was impressed.
When we picked him up at the airport he was calm and relaxed in his crate and the first thing he did when he was let our was to do a little business. We set the alarm that first night thinking that we would need to take him outside often. When it went off, I am sure he thought "What are these crazy people doing?" The next night we didn't set the alarm and he slept through the night and has ever since-no crying or barking in the crate.
Obviously, we love him and are so glad to have him part of our lives. Thanks for giving him such a good start.
Sincerely,
I just want to tell you how pleased we are with our dog! His name is Bailey and his mom was Boots and his Dad was Freckles. He is just about the smartest and best mannered dog anyone has ever seen. You show him a trick once and he learns it. He is great around children and everyone cannot believe how well behaved he is. He never chewed anything he wasn't supposed to. He even puts his toys back into his basket. He was house broken in 7 days.... My friends have bought dogs from other breeders (cockapoos also) and none have the temperament or are as much a family dog as Bailey is. He loves both of my children and loves to play with them and tolerates much hugging and kissing. I cannot thank you enough for our beautiful addition to our family!
On that note, we are interested in purchasing a brother or sister for Bailey. He is 2 1/2 years old now………………..Thanks again!
Deb Z
Good to hear from you Lucile!
Charlie continues to be the "benchmark" labradoodle that everyone wants! He is up to 4 siblings (1 full, 3 halfs) in our
Take Care,
Laura and Charlie
Hi Lucille! We are the owners of Louie, the "honker" born in the second litter to Velvet and Sam in November 2002. Just thought we'd let you know that Louie is doing great! He's 85 pounds of solid doodle muscle, the cutest dog in
Stephanie
Hello, Lucille and Dan. Here is a recent picture of Piper, who is now 7 months old. He has been a great dog, very easy to train, and remarkably calm. Everywhere we take him people are amazed at how calm he is for a puppy. He also puts up with a lot from our five year old and is really gentle with her. Also, everyone who sees him decides they want one too! I have a friend who wants a dog as close to Piper as possible. In your current puppies that are on the website, are the dark ones chocolate and are they available? I can’t tell exactly if they are brown or black.
Lisa K
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ROFL when we got Roni I reached in and couldn't find her. I thought Lucile had forgotten to put her in there. She was so little.
barb
I couldn't believe his size for that age either Danielle. I went to the airport to pick him up, reached in the crate to pull him out, and I had to reach in twice to pull him out completely! His mom was a standard poodle.
August 2007
Hi. We purchased a puppy from you and received her in August 2006. Her name is
Laine O
August 2007
Hello
I got a cockapoo from you 5-6 years ago for my daughter "from Santa Claus". She's been a great companion. They sleep together every night. Mollie loves to swim, play. Great Personality. Thank-you!
Now I am looking at getting another for my other daughter for Christmas.
Preferably a female, black or brown. Timing towards the end of the year, but flexible since Santa's been discovered.
Thanks,
Ashley
August 2007
Hi Lucile!
We just got in about an hour ago – just as hot here as it was up there! Tyke was a WONDERFUL traveler – the car makes her sleepy! About halfway back to
Last night, she went straight into her crate, and whined twice for me to let her out to pee. We were on the second floor, so we used the piddle pads – she goes just as soon as you sit her on them. When she was done, I’d put her back in her crate, and she was asleep again within about five minutes.
We have just been exploring her new backyard – she found out that pine cones bite back! Met Pam and her kids with Shoney in
Thanks for everything, and I’ll be sending the pictures tonight or tomorrow!!!
Kim
Hello!
My parents and I are the proud owners of April (white) and Pepper (black) which we got from you in 1999 and 2001, respectively. We thought you might get a kick out of seeing them older! They are still as cute as ever. I am begging my mom to get me another one, now that I am all moved out and lonely without the dogs. Thank you so much for our perfect dogs!
Lauren
Hi Lucile,
Here are some updated pictures taken of Brandy at 11wks old. In order to get a good pic, I have to take them when she just wakes up otherwise she won't stay still for pictures.
She already knows the commands sit, down & come. I'm enrolling her in puppy kindergarden in October. She's a joy to have around & I can't believe how great you matched her up with me - she's exactly what I wanted!!
Thanks,
Danielle
Gabbie is about 14 pounds, a little small, but I wouldn't trade her for the world. What a great personality. She is so full of herself so opposite from Buddie. Mr. Layback and Ms. Full of it all. She is constantly on the run. My husband the big man at 6, 5 loves her to death. She had no introduction problems with Buddie and they appear to be best friends. Though she is the boss. As the trainer says she is just a bitch, need I say more.
She just passed her basic obedenience class and we are working on another. Buddie is doing a trick class now and hasn't missed a trick. Gabbie will be doing some agility classes I think, need to wear off her energy.
But thanks again and probably will be purchasing another from you in the next year or so. We are moving to
More……….
Buddie will do walking front and back up thru legs, already does, swings and turns, shake with two legs, hi fives, playing dead and We start on Thursday so I will tell you more then. Terry Patton our clicker trainer said Gabbie should be in Pet Therapy. So we will be doing that on Thursday too. Buddie is already a certified hospice dog and has done Freestyle dancing so we are polishing his skills for therapy. I can't image Gabbie with Pet Therapy with her energy but she is always willing to perform. Loves to howl.
I will forward the Halloween pictures. Gabbie and I won a prize for best dressed in our class. We are having such a blast with her though I have to admit my back hurts from bending down so much in training to give her her treats!!! Need to put high heals on her.
Buddie is already an accomplished free style dancing dog. We did that a couple of years ago and entered one competition. Admittly, he is much better than I am. He has down all the tricks we learned to the music, Footloose.
I will try Gabbie at free style also, she moves faster than Buddie but we need to get thru advanced obedience first. So far at 9 to 10 months, she sits, heals, shakes, turns on command, sits on pillow and listens to stories, go to her crate without being told (10:30pm), lays down and stays down till I call her, and comes when called. Pretty smart
Robyn
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A lot of folks have the older resident dog and are concerned about introducing a pup. It has yet to not work out - some might take 6 months for full acceptance but it works out.
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I would be honored! You are right about it working out. If we humans just stay out of it, they seem to work it out just fine.
Bonnie
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I had similar concerns when I decided to get a puppy. Katie is 7 years old, and has been an only dog (with cats) for over 3 years. I was afraid that Katie either wouldn't play with the puppy ever, or that she would be too rough. At first, Katie tried to ignore the puppy - hard to do - Andy is very persistent. At first, I supervised them constantly, but it was pretty obvious that she wasn't going to hurt him. The puppy would jump on her, and she would either just turn her head away or get into her chair. Occassionally, she would let Andy know he had gone too far - give a doggy reprimand. Andy would scurry away, shrieking at the top of his lungs!! But I could tell that he wasn't hurt, and a minute later, he would be back for more. During that time, Katie got extra special attention and extra treats, mostly when Andy was in his crate. She also saw me pick Andy up and give him attention, and always got a treat when Andy got one.
After Andy had been around for 5-6 weeks, Katie suddenly started initiating play with him. It was pretty mild at first, but has quickly increased in intensity and duration. Now it can get pretty wild. I suspect that Katie was waiting for him to be less fragile before rough housing, and steps things up as he develops.
A good breeder should be able to help you choose a puppy for your situation. Lucile was aware that I was introducing a puppy to an older dog. I'm sure she would have let me know if the puppy I had chosen was unlikely to adapt to the situation.
Bonnie (2 is highly entertaining)
Katie (I guess we can keep him)
Andy (I knew she liked me)