Labradoodle

Do you own a female Labradoodle? Whether you’re planning to breed your Labradoodle or not, you have to understand how the Labradoodle heat cycle works so you don’t suddenly end up with an unplanned litter of puppies or perhaps several failed attempts of breeding. So how long do Labradoodles stay in heat? Most heat cycles last 3-4 weeks. And a …

Labradoodles have become one of the more popular breeds in the U.S. – and that’s for a good reason. They are extremely loyal and incredibly loving dogs. And with them being in such high demand, you may be thinking that you can breed Labradoodles on your own. But before going into this process there is actually a lot of time …

Knowing at what age your Labradoodle stops growing is important. The same reason why humans use BMI and growth charts, Labradoodles have some health ranges they should be staying within. It’s also a nice help to know how big the dog you want is going to get and how much time it will take them to get there. So, when …

Labradoodles are large, durable dogs that are often portrayed running around and playing outside because they love to be outside. We have gotten so used to seeing this image in our heads, that it only seems natural to wonder if they can live completely outside. Due to their love for the outdoors is it feasible for them to always be …

Dogs have a special talent for demolishing backyards. If it is not the yellow “pee spots” then it is the dig spots under trees or in the middle of the flowers. Every Labradoodle owner I know has at one point or another asked: why? Why do Labradoodles dig? Like most dogs, Labradoodles dig for a variety of reasons. Digging helps a …

At times it can seem like your pet is always sleeping. As a human, it can sometimes be hard to understand the benefits that dogs get from sleep, and we may not understand how long they need to sleep. How much sleep does a Labradoodle need? A Labradoodle should get around 10 to 12 hours of sleep every day. This may …