All our puppies will undergo neutering before leaving for their new families, this is to ensure the breed is developed properly by committed breeders. Australian Labradoodle puppies that are early spay/neutered are less likely to have complications during surgery and mortality rate is much lower, they are under anaesthetic for a considerably shorter period of time and thus they recover more quickly.

Spaying females will stop the bleeding that occurs and prevent any changes in behaviour associated with heat cycle. Early spaying of females also reduces the risk of them developing mammary cancer. Intact male dogs can develop antisocial behaviour when they reach maturity, scent marking, roaming and fighting. Neutered males don’t develop testicular cancer or the prostate problems. It eliminates the possibility of accidental litters or even intentional breeding by an inexperienced owner and allows the best puppies to continue to further the breed.