We have compiled some information and resources that we hope you find useful. If you've been unable to find what you're looking for, please contact us info@amalie.com.au
How do I join Amalie's waiting list?
Our "wish-list" form is available on email request and our waiting list fills up quickly ... read more
"Oodles of Oodles" - Who is Amalie?
Amalie Labradoodles is a small breeder of multi-generation Australian Labradoodles accredited with the Australian Labradoodle Association...read more
What does the grade of labradoodle mean?
Labradoodle grades increases with each successive coupling of labradoodle to labradoodle... read more
Tell me about Amalie's health guarantee?
We are commited to ensuring we do all that we can to breed exceptional Labradoodles. Our breeding stock are screened and we offer a 3 year genetic health guarantee... read more
What's a guardian home... how does it work?
Guardians care for Amalie's breeding puppies while they remain in our breeding program. On retirement pups are de-sexed and then fully adopted by the family who has been caring for them for the past few years... read more
How do guardians look after a breeding girl?
In general this is the same as for any puppy: care, love, discipline and safety. We will teach our guardian families what to do when a girl comes into season... read more
What health care will our puppy need?
For a holistic approach to health, you puppy needs regular vaccinations, preventative health care, excercise and obedience training...read more
Special info on hip and joint care... read more
Any Amalie advice on obedience training?
The Australian Labradoodle is an intelligent breed and we strongly recommend that you invest time in learning about being a pack leader and how to get the best out of your four-legged friend... more info soon
How do I look after my Labradoodle's coat?
Because labradoodle fleece and wool coats typically do not shed your puppy will need regular brushing and clipping several times a year... more info soon
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Our response to an article published in the Weekend Australian Magazine: "Making Oodles"(1-2 May 2010).
Our breeding philosophy.
