What the heck is a miniature Australion Lapradoodle???

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Originally Posted by finn's mom

and, just a question...is it laPradoodle? Or laBradoodle? I mean, it makes more sense that it's the second one, but, heck, the whole thing doesn't make sense, so, I wasn't sure. ;) I've seen it both ways, but, I'm assuming one way is right...anyone know for sure? I thought it was labradoodle...

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It probably was just a typo. But as you said I too have seen it spelled both ways. Since it's not really a breed I guess you can spell it however you want to. :p There is no right way to spell a mixed breed other than, mixed, mutt, heinz 57, alloyed, amalgamated, assimilated, assorted, blended, brewed, composite, compound, conglomerate, crossbred, crossed, different, disordered, diverse, diversified, embodied, fused, heterogeneous, hybrid, hybridized, incorporated, infused, interbred, interdenominational, joint, kneaded, married, merged, mingled, miscellaneous, mongrel, motley, multifarious, tied, transfused, united, varied, woven, etc... lol

Just a question why do people call mix breeed heintz 57 never herad that expression b4!

It is tied to the Heinz 57 varieties ad slogan... basically, a Heniz 57 dog conatins so many 'varieties' that you can no longer pick out what breeds he came from. Some of the cutest little dogs...

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Originally Posted by lv4dogs

Thats what I thought too, but at the local shelter I volunteer at they often have little conferences about different subjects. I went to one a couple months ago where they had vets, trainers & breeders speak about designer breeds. I can't remember all the technical things that explained why but apparently they ALL said that a labradoodle can NEVER be breed, not even after thousands & thousands of years. I'll have to ask my trainer next Sat, as he was one of the speakers... see if he knows/remembers exactly why.

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I wonder what makes a labradoodle any different from any other "breed." So, they're saying that in order to make labradoodles, you have to have a lab and a poodle? That all of the puppies being bred from those two breeds are incapable of breeding? Hmm...I'd be interested in hearing more about that, definitely.

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Originally Posted by finn's mom

I wonder what makes a labradoodle any different from any other "breed." So, they're saying that in order to make labradoodles, you have to have a lab and a poodle? That all of the puppies being bred from those two breeds are incapable of breeding? Hmm...I'd be interested in hearing more about that, definitely.

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Yeah, thats what they were all saying (1 vet, 2 technicians, 2 trainers & 4 breeders). For some reason they never mentioned it for any other designer breed, like the puggle. They did mention the puggle and other breeds but as far as breeding the offspring (already a labradoodle or goldendoodle) they only mentioned it for the labradoodle & goldendoodle.
I will have to ask my trainer I'm, sure he remembers.

probably a miniature poodle mixed with a labrador from australia.

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Not meaning to hijack the thread, but on a similar note, we had an "Australian Bush Terrier" come into the kennel last year. I just though it kind of looked like a Dachshund mixed with something with fur. What do you think? I couldn't find anything on the internet about them.

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Could it have been an "Australian Silky Terrier" or an "Australian Terrier"?

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/images/s...rrierstand.jpg
Silky Terrier

http://www.dogbiz.com/dogs-grp4/aust...10-tig-128.gif
Aussie Terrier.

no it looked like a labradoodle only a smaller size and I asked her if it is a ppupy and told me no its a austalion minture labradoodle

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Originally Posted by Flatcoatluver

no it looked like a labradoodle only a smaller size and I asked her if it is a ppupy and told me no its a austalion minture labradoodle

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I think she was replying to areias ;)

oh whoops sorry duh!!! I havn't read all the post!!!!