So how do we breed our Labradoodles. We breed purebred Australian Labradoodles, with over ten documented generations. This is called infinite F, in which both parents are Labradoodles of more than ten generations. The great advantage of infinite F is that we know exactly what is going to be born.
In the F1 Labradoodle there can be variations in coat, characteristics... because the Golden genes and the Poodle genes can be expressed asymmetrically. When both parents are Labradoodles you can know what your Labradoodle will be like, besides having the peace of mind of knowing that there is a whole line of breed behind. That added to the genetic breed tests gives us a lot of support.
As I explained, our main line is the pure breed or F infinite. Some people call them infinite Labradoodle, consolidated Labradoodle, Labradoodle G as they already have more than ten generations... We started this line with specimens from Australia, USA, Holland, Belgium... to which we have been incorporating new genes from New Zealand, Argentina or Canada.
The infinite Labradoodle has the advantage of being a breed in itself, a pure breed resulting from the selection of specimens, but has the disadvantage of being more prone to inbreeding as there are fewer global breeders, so it is important to keep the entry of external specimens.
