


We have two new litters of Mini Aussiedoodle Puppies Available! They’ll be ready to go home June 2023!!
Mya and Georgie’s puppies will be 20 lb range and Avery and Teddy’s puppies will be in the 15 lb range!
*Current Dreamydoodle Families get a $100 discount on their second Dreamydoodle puppy and a $200 discount on their 3rd Dreamydoodle Puppy.
We will not sell two littermates to the same family and no responsible breeder should. Raising one puppy takes time. We recommend waiting at least 8 months in-between puppies. Research Littermate Syndrome for more info.
Litter of Four Mini Size Aussiedoodle Puppies Available!
The Video shows the Mini Aussiedoodle puppies playing in their enclosure. My parents have done an amazing job raising these puppies and they also have both parents on site.
They’ll gladly spoil puppies… that’s for sure! 😉
Page Updated: 4/22/2023
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Our Dreamydoodle dogs don’t act or look like your neighbors Doodles! Why? Because not only do our dogs have stunning coats, colors, and body structure but our bloodlines have that “it” factor!
We’ve been selectively developing our Doodle bloodlines for 15 years! We’re still breeding the same bloodline we started with and become well known across the country for their exceptionally intuitive, loving and calm temperaments!
Our Dreamydoodle puppies have been specifically bred to be family dogs. Not hunting, herding or guarding but they can still be trained to do all of the above.
Our Dreamydoodles are easily trained and very eagar to please.
All Dog breeds are developed for very different and specific reasons with varying degrees of success. Most dog breeds have been bred to accomplish a job. A Doodles job is to want to be with you and to make you happy, to play with the kids and to let them pull on their ears without wanting to bite them and they are known to let kids dress them up in funny outfits.
I know it may seems like everyone you know has a Doodle these days.. but there’s a good reason for that!! They’re adorable for one but they’re also just the best choice for most families!
Our Doodles LOVE to run and they’re fast, agile and beautiful to watch but they’ll honestly be just as happy to do whatever it is you’re doing as long as they can do it with you.. even if that’s just relaxing.
As long as you raise your Doodle with some discipline and you set some clear boundaries from the start and its not just praise, praise, praise… then you should end up with an amazing adult dog and this is really regardless of your previous dog training experience. Why? Because they’re that easy to train.
If you’ve never owned a dog you can benifit from taking a basic puppy training class but you can also learn these skills online as well. Youtube has tons of free videos on puppy training!! My favorite channel is McCann Dog Training!!
Dreamydoodle puppies are unique-looking, intelligent, intuitive, sweet and easy-to-train! A constant source of JOY in your life ~ Our Australian Labradoodles and Aussiedoodles are both known for being friendly and gentle with kids and posses a natural drive to want to be with their families… which can also include the families other dogs & cats (as long as they’re friendly back).
Blue Merle is an Adult female from Kim-Chi and Apollo’s first litter and an excellent example of what our Moyen size Australian Labradoodle puppies look like as adults.
*Sorry, she’s not available!
If you want a Great puppy…. then we have what you’re looking for!
Please don’t text me. Just call me!
Moyen Size Mom – “Kim-Chi” – 40 LBS – 18 INCHES TALL
Moyen Size Sire – “Apollo” – 38 LBS – 18 INCHES TALL
All our parent dogs are Clear for over 200 Genetic Diseases and are incredibly healthy, well-balanced dogs.
Both parents are on site!
BOTTLE-FEEDING LITTLE TOM, OUR MINI RUNT BOY! We are keeping Tom. My husband fell in love with him. Thar tends to happen after bottle feeding them every two hours for a month. ❤️🐾
We prefer our customers come to pickup their puppies from our location, but we do offer transportation options for out-of-state customers.
We have good working relationships with flight nanny services which will cost an additional $550+(depending on the nanny), and we also offer cargo shipping for relatively short flights (1-4 hours). Cargo Shipping costs about $350-400 and price includes a new shipping crate and flight certificate from our Vet as well as a snap-on food and water dis and crate bed.
Our Flight Nannies are independent contractors and reasonably priced which has made it more challenging for me to consider using cargo shipping anymore.
We live in Woodland, Washington, 30 mins north of Portland, Oregon. Unlike most dog breeders, we’ll invite our future puppy families to come out to our home to meet our puppies in person.
We’ll never ask you to meet us in some random parking lot!
Meeting a puppy’s parents will give you critical insight into what your potential puppy would be like as an adult, especially regarding size, coat type, body structure, and, probably most important, temperament!
We don’t run a facility. We have a home. We are a Family.
You will need to make an appointment to see our puppies and us, we won’t appreciate surprise visits from strangers, but if invited, you’ll be more welcome!
EXAMPLE OF A FLEECE COAT
Our puppies have a non-shedding, curly Fleece or wavy fleece coat. The fleece coat types are great for families with moderate to severe allergies.
The fleece coat type is what gives our puppies that cuddly Teddy Bear look that they’re so well known for. The fleece coat is also extremely silky, soft, and great for cuddling!
The wavy and curly fleece coat types both grows in length away from the skin unlike wool which is made up of much tighter curls.
This is a Medium coat and requires a moderate amount of brushing to prevent matting. We recommend using a metal toothcomb and Slicker brush or a pin brush to help detangle and keep your pup’s curls looking bouncy with a natural shine.
The wool coat is a very thick curl with lots of volume and cotton wool-like texture, also known as the “Poodle coat type.”
Fleece and Wool coat types grow quickly and continuously throughout the year, and while they come with lots of benefits, like the fact they’re non-shedding and don’t have that yucky dog smell.. there’s still one drawback!
Owning a dog with a non-shedding coat may sound like a priceless benefit but you should all know better… there’s always a price… and for Doodles, the price is grooming!
Doodles have one of the more complex coat types to maintain, and most will require a professional groomer every 6-8 weeks, depending how long you want to keep them. Grooming a Doodle is not an option unless you become a groomer yourself. I recommend combing your Doodle weekly in between your grooming appointments to avoid mats and do not expect your Groomer to attempt to brush out your Doodles mats because most will not.
My best advice is… don’t bring your Doodle to the groomer with mats unless you don’t mind them shaving your dog.
All you need to do is spend 5-10 mins a week using a simple metal toothcomb or a good Slicker brush to stay on top of mats.
Doodle Puppies don’t really need to be groomed very much but once they become full coated adults… that’s when the grooming will need to become more of a regular thing.
We’re here to help YOU find the smartest, sweetest and healthiest dog you’ll ever own!!
We currently breed the Mini and Moyen size Australian Labradoodle and the Mini Aussiedoodles.
Please be prepared to take your puppy home the day you come visit us!
Very few have ever left empty-handed!
❤️ Be prepared to fall in love! 🐾
Contact Barbara at 360-448-1477 for more info!
Our Dreamydoodle bloodlines have been specifically bred for several generations to be the perfect candidates for Therapy and Service work.
Our dogs are not only great for emotional support or service work, but they can also work double time as an exceptionally sweet family member too!!
Our Australian Labradoodles LOVE kids and are known for peacefully co-existing with other dogs and animals of all sizes, no problem!
I believe most of our Doodles thrive when they live with another dog or a cat! Yes! Even Cats!
Many families have returned to get their second or third Dreamydoodle puppy; when it comes to Dreamydoodles it seems the more, the better and happier your dogs become!
The families with multiple Dreamydoodles who post picture updates on our Facebook Family group never fail to lift my heart!
You can’t show your Doodle with the AKC (American Kennel Club). Still, they do accept mixed breeds in their AKC’s Dog Sporting clubs, including Obedience, Tracking, Agility, Rally, Field Trial, Hunting Test, Herding, Coonhound, Lure Coursing, Earthdog, and Scent Work.
So many fun activities to choose from!
Dreamydoodles have won titles in Agility, Dock Diving, & obedience!
Dreamydoodles have won competitions against Dogs who’ve been bred to succeed in these sports!
Pretty cool!
Many of our Dreamydoodles have also passed The AKC Canine Good Citizen test, which tests for ten specific skills, and passing is meant to be difficult for both dogs and owners. To
pass, they must be able to do all ten steps successfully, for example, Sitting Politely For Petting, Greeting a stranger, Reaction To Another Dog, Welcoming being groomed and brushed, Allowing paws and ears to be handled, and maybe the most dreaded the Supervised Separation!
Australian Labradoodles are often confused with “Aussiedoodles” because the names sound similar, but they’re two different breeds.
The Aussiedoodle is a hybrid mix between the Poodle and the Australian Shepherd; there’s no Lab in the Aussiedoodle.
An Australian Labradoodle (ALD) combines the Labrador Retriever, Poodle, and Cocker Spaniel (some older lines may include the Irish Water Spaniel and/or Curly Coat Retriever).
But, There’s NO Australian Shepherd in the Australian Labradoodle.
The Labradoodle is a cross between two purebred dogs, the Labrador Retriever and Poodle.
I am starting with the F1 generation Labradoodle which is a 50/50 mix. The F1 generation Labradoodle can grow quite large and, unfortunately, most likely to shed. Don’t judge them; F1 Labradoodles are still amazing dogs!
The F1B Generation Labradoodle
The F1B generation is half Labradoodle and half Poodle, and this mix fixes the shedding issues. Still, the F1B puppies can look more like Poodles than Doodles, so some breeders breed their F1 B’s to F1’s or another generation to fix the issues. Then so on and so forth; each Breeder is essentially developing their unique version of the Labradoodle. I won’t try to explain every possible mix of the generations, but there’s lots of info online to research for yourself.
Every Labradoodle bloodline is a unique creation with varying amounts of genetics from each family member in their pedigree, just like us humans. Yes, we’re kind of like mixed dogs ourselves!
Even purebred dogs were initially developed using several different breeds to accomplish the goals of their breeders, for example, goals to develop a dog to use for hunting, swimming, or a non-shedding dog that has all these qualities – like the Labradoodle!
Eventually, these purebred breeders became satisfied with the dog they created and they started breeding like with like instead of one with different, and Labradoodle breeders do this as well.
Think! How did the Wolf became a Chihuahua? Mixing different breeds for many generations.
There’s currently the F1, F1B, F2, F2B, F3, and multi-generations Labradoodles and Aussiedoodles and every other doodle out there, but the Labradoodle should only be mixed with Labrador and Poodle genetics.
The Australian Labradoodle has had more pure breed infusions but this not a bad thing and the when compared to the straight Labradoodle dogs, they’re considered to be the most consistent in coat, temperament, and structure quality, but honestly my opinion is they’re all equally great it but it can depend on the quailty of each breeder’s bloodline.
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