Whatsadoodle?


What Is an Australian Labradoodle?

Understanding the Australian Labradoodle is an important first step for families considering this remarkable breed. While many people are familiar with Labradoodles in general, the Australian Labradoodle has been thoughtfully developed through multigenerational breeding to create a companion known for temperament, intelligence, and adaptability within family life.

At Brown’s Labradoodles, we believe informed families make confident decisions. This guide explains what makes the Australian Labradoodle unique and why so many families are drawn to this exceptional breed.

How Australian Labradoodles Are Different

Unlike early Labradoodle crosses, Australian Labradoodles are the result of carefully planned multigenerational breeding programs. Over time, breeders worked intentionally to create consistency in temperament, coat type, and overall health.

This thoughtful development helps distinguish Australian Labradoodles from first-generation doodle crosses and offers families greater predictability in personality and lifestyle compatibility.

Temperament and Personality

Australian Labradoodles are widely known for their gentle, people-focused temperament. They are intelligent, affectionate, and thrive on interaction with their families. Many owners describe them as intuitive companions who enjoy both active lifestyles and relaxed time at home.

In our experience, temperament is one of the most important factors in creating successful family companions.

Coat Types and Allergy Considerations

One of the most recognized characteristics of Australian Labradoodles is their low-shedding coat, which many families find easier to manage. While no dog can be completely hypoallergenic, multigenerational breeding helps increase consistency in coat qualities that are often better tolerated by individuals with allergies.

Regular grooming and proper coat care help maintain coat health and comfort.

Why Families Choose Australian Labradoodles

Families are often drawn to Australian Labradoodles because they combine:

• Friendly, family-oriented temperament
• Intelligence and trainability
• Versatile sizes suited for many lifestyles
• Low-shedding coats.

More than anything, they form deep bonds and thrive as loyal companions.

Our Perspective

With nearly two decades of experience, we have come to appreciate how thoughtfully bred Australian Labradoodles bring together health, temperament, and companionship in a unique way. Our focus has always been on raising dogs that not only look beautiful but truly thrive as members of the family.

Considering an Australian Labradoodle?

If you are exploring whether this breed is right for your family, we invite you to learn more about our approach or view our available puppies.

Amanda is a F1B Labradoodle. Her coat was a little more thin and wiry, resembeling more the coat of a lab than a Poodle

Amanda is a F1B Labradoodle. Her coat was a little more thin and wiry, resembeling more the coat of a lab than a Poodle

Figgy is also a F1B Labradoodle and has a soft and curly coat

Figgy is also a F1B Labradoodle and has a soft and curly coat

Jax is a Multigenerational Australian Labradoodles with a fleece coat.

Jax is a Multigenerational Australian Labradoodles with a fleece coat.

Izzy is a multigenerational Australian Labradoodle with a wool coat.

Izzy is a multigenerational Australian Labradoodle with a wool coat.

This pup is also a F1 Labradoodle. You can see how straight the hair is. A F1 is 50% lab and 50% Poodle. These pups generally have a coat that is straighter and more wiry..... but require less maintenance.

This pup is also a F1 Labradoodle. You can see how straight the hair is. A F1 is 50% lab and 50% Poodle. These pups generally have a coat that is straighter and more wiry..... but require less maintenance.