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Goldendoodle:  A goldendoodle makes a  wonderful pet for
young and old. They are very loving and affectionate. They are a
mixed breeding of a golden retriever and a poodle. The golden
retriever gives qualities of hunting, trustworthy, friendliness and a
beautiful soft  coat. The poodle brings low to non-shedding coat,
intelligence and hypoallergenic qualities to the mix.  

Labradoodle:  Labradoodles are great pets for children
and adults. They are very intelligent, energetic and affectionate.
They are a mixed breeding of a labrador retriever and a poodle.
This great mix brings together the intelligence, low to non-shedding
coat and hypoallergenic qualities of the poodle, mixed with the
great body, intelligence, field smarts along with the ease to train of
the labrador retriever. .

Cavapoo:  

Customer Testimony:   "Service Dog"   "Dia"
"I just wanted to thank you for our beautiful Labradoodle Dia! Our
daughter has had type 1 diabetes since she was 4 years old, and
controlling her blood sugar has always been a challenge. A friend
introduced us to her new diabetes service dog, a labrador that
alerts her when her blood sugar is too high or too low. We began
checking into a service dog for Jessica. Since I am allergic to dogs,
getting a doodle was a must, and since labradors are excellent
service dogs, we thought a labradoodle was a good choice.
However, finding one we could afford was nearly impossible. God
directed us to you and we were able to get Dia. No dog is ever a
guarantee that they will be able to discern blood sugar changes,
but we all prayed very hard that this would work out. At the age of
only 5 months, with NO formal training, Dia began to alert us on her
own to Jessica's changes in blood sugar!  Since then she has
consistently alerted us, day and night. In fact, we believe that one
night after a basketball tournament, she saved Jessica's life. Jess'
blood sugar was fine at bedtime, and then Dia woke me up about
midnight when Jess' blood sugar dropped to 55. I gave her a snack
and went back to bed. An hour later, Dia was alerting me frantically,
pacing, barking, nipping gently at my fingers, even finally jumping
up on the bed and walking around on us until we got up. I followed
her to Jessica, where she did the same thing to her. She was nearly
unconscious with a blood sugar of 33. After getting enough sugar
into her to rouse her enough to eat a heavy snack. I realized what
had just happened. If Dia hadn't been with us,if she hadn't so
persistently alerted us to Jessica's falling blood sugar, Jessica may
not be with us today. There is really no way to say "Thank You:"
enough to God or to you for the precious angel that is our Dia !
God bless you
Lori C.                OK
Labradoodles
Goldendoodles
Labradoodle F1B
  "Dia"