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It is a HUGE commitment bringing a puppy into your home. If you have enough patience and take the time
necessary to adjust your Labradoodle properly, you will find a very loving and rewarding relationship for
many years to come. On the other hand if you do not take the time, you will be disappointed with an
untrained, unreliable and possibly unfriendly dog that no one can enjoy. So remember that the more
committed you are the better companion you will have in your Labradoodle.

Did you know how your puppy is cared for in its first year of life will determine the quality of dog you
could have for the next 15 years?

Here are a list of questions you can ask yourself while searching for a Labradoodle.Be sure to write down
any more questions you may have so you can remember them while researching this wonderful hybrid.

1. Have I done enough research on various breeds to determine if a Labradoodle is the right fit into my
family's lifestyle? Remember to include all aspects such as: temperament, personality, coat, grooming,
level of exceriserequired, room for your dog to live, etc.

2. Is my family and I ready to make a possible 15 year commitment with a Labradoodle?

3. How much room to I have for my Labradoodle to live and play comfortably?

4. Am I willing to spend the time required to training, grooming, excerising and playing with a Labradoodle?

5. Is everyone in the family or household willing to accept the responsibility and work as a team to provide
a loving and structured enviornment for a Labradoodle?

6. Am I financially willing and capable of taking proper care of a Labradoodle?

How unfortunate that animal shelters all over the country are full of dogs whose owners were not willing to take
the time and make a commitment to properly train and care for them for the duration of the dogs' lives. Dogs are
NOT disposable ! If you cannot commit to keeping your Labradoodle for the duration of its life and commit to
providing the proper training please reconsider before getting a puppy.

Now that you have a list of questions to start you on the road to discovering the wonderful crossbreed of the
Labradoodle. You can visit the page "Helpful Doodle Links to help in discovering the wonderful world of Doodles!

Our puppies spend a very small period of their lives with us, but while they are here we put many hours into training, socializing, caring and especially loving
every one of them.

Please do not expect to receive a perfect, well-mannered dog that has had all the training he/she needs. We have only begun to process for you so that your
new puppy is already well on its way and understands and enjoys learning new things.

Unlike puppies who are bred and raised in a kennel environment who are well taken care of as far as food and water and veterinarian care, butlacks the
social interaction both with other dogs and people. A Labradoodle needs mental stimulation and training almost from day 1. This is one reason that we preform
the Bio-Sensor program on each and every Luv-a-Doodle puppy. For more information on the Bio-Sensor program please read the page dedicated to it.