Hi Susan...I certainly do understand your desire to breed Biscuit so that you can have one of the puppies, but I strongly hope that you will do lots of homework first.
There is so very much involved in breeding a dog, even for one litter and you would still want to complete the necessary testing, which is quite expensive. Then you have to consider the rest of the litter...will you offer a health warranty? Are you prepared for the expenses that go along with pregnancy? What if something goes wrong?
There are so many considerations...and if you are prepared to breed responsibly, you will find a wealth of information and support from your friends...not only on this forum, but elsewhere.
You see...the problem that we encounter, as breeders, is the public image of Labradoodle breeders "putting two dogs together and breeding" without considering all of the responsibilities that go along with it...we struggle constantly to assure the general public that Labradoodle breeders do test their breeding stock, they do stand behind their puppy's health with warranties and they do carefully screen the puppy families to ensure that every puppy will be loved and cared for...and spayed and neutered...in order to prevent unwanted puppies.
Also, do you have a spay/neuter contract with your breeder? If so, you will need his/her permission before you breed your dog...
I don't want to be dicouraging, but I do want to give you a clear and realistic picture of what is involved.
Please feel free to contact me if you would like...I'll be happy to answer your questions.