YANKEE DOODLE'S
        BREEDING & ADOPTION CENTER

           Our puppies:
                  from our hands and hearts to yours.
We have 3 sizes of beautiful pups to choose from.  Our first litter was born Dec. 22nd.  They will be mediim in size and around 20 pounds grown.  One curly fleece and all others,wavy fleece.


Next we have a litter of tiny minis thst will mist likely be around 15 pounds grown.  We have four adorable boys.

Finally, born Jan. 2nd we have our large medium to small stsndard pups.  These pups all have beautiful wavy fleece coats.


Our pups are from Australian heritage lines with Tegan Park and Rutland Manor bloodlines.  They are adorable. They are being handled daily.  They are developing nicely and very social.  Come pick your new family member now!











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Yankee Doodles specializes in raising healthy, quality family puppies.  We have your new family member ready now in all colors from tiny miniature to medium sizes! 
Let us help you choose your perfect pet.

 I am a breeder of the pure Australian Labradoodle and was one of the very first to import this dog from Australia in 2001.  My dogs have Rutland Manor and Tegan Park in their pedigrees and go back six or seven generations. I did belong to the ALCA but had to separate myself from this club as we do not share the same view on the early spay and neuter that their rules insist breeder members follow. I believe this is harmful to the pup and to the dog as it ages.  Therefore I will NOT subject my puppies to this process.  I trust my puppy parents or would not let them have one of my dogs and sell under a neuter/spay contract.  I have removed the  ALCA label from my site.  This in no way indicates my dogs are not Australian labradoodle or are inferior to the dogs registered with the ALCA in any way.  I do own dogs that could be and that were registered in their club. I just believe the well being of my dogs comes first and if even one pup dies due to early spay and neuter (and they do die)  it is too many!