Ticks Ticks can latch on to your Australian Labradoodle hiking through the woods, walking down the street, or just playing catch in your yard. Ticks attach to your dog’s body and can cause Lyme Disease. Different flea and tick medicines work better in different parts of the country. We are
Ashford Manor’s Oriole’s 2nd Litter
Oriole’s Candy Litter This is our medium red Australian Labradoodle girl named Oriole. She is a multi-gen Australian Labradoodle weighing around 30 lbs. Oriole was bred with Rudy Two Shoes from Meadowpark Labradoodles and have had an outstanding litter of apricot and red puppies. These puppies are large mini to
Ashford Manor’s Beauty & The Beast Litter
These are Ashford Manor’s Sanibel puppies from her very 1st litter. She is such a sweet girl and a gorgeous silky black coat. Sanibel was bred with our Little Johnnie who is a nice red color. These are mini Australian Labradoodles. Boys Girls Find out more how you can have
Ashford Manor Scarlet’s Litter
This is sweet little Scarlet’s second litter. She is a ruby red micro Australian Labradoodle who weighs 9 lbs. She has tiny little puppies that are now 6 weeks old and only weigh 2 lbs! These three are little balls of fun and energy! Find out more how you
Dogs in the Car
What is so bad about leaving my dog in the car? Dogs body temperature is warmer than humans so they get dehydrated sooner than humans. On a day that is 85 degrees our vehicles can heat up to well over 100 degrees in just a few short 10 minutes. This
VOTE FOR ME!!!
