[zoeybear1]

How do you breed Labradoodles do you find a poodle or a Lab? Or do you Breed it with another Labradoodle to make it a Pure breed

 

[River Rat]

There are plenty of breeders on the forum who can answer this one, but my understanding is that an F1 labradoodle is the product of a Labrador retriever and a poodle, preferably from parents who check out clear for hip and eye problems and are of excellent health and temperament. The F1 offspring tend to have a wide variety of coats and configurations. An F1B labradoodle is usually the product of a poodle bred to at least an F1 labradoodle. This cross results in a pup with a more predictable coat and they're more likely to be nonallergenic and nonshedding.

There is no such thing as a purebred or pedigreed labradoodle because labradoodles aren't an accepted breed currently.

Leslie

 

[movistar]

after the 6th generation they are considered purebred labradoodle, the preceeding generations are called foundation.

if you are truly interested in the details of when to cross back to a poodle and how many times is to many I can link you the standards