Miniature Labradoodle puppies (female)

Our beautiful miniature Labradoodle (F1B) Honey has given us 6 gorgeous puppies - 3 boys and 3 girls. The boys have already been snapped up, but the girls, which are much calmer, and definitely prettier than the boys are available. Apricot in colour. (Mum is cream and dad is a slightly darker, with golden ears). Dad is a handsome miniature cockapoo, and their puppies are often referred to as Double Doodles.

They are a non-shedding hypoallergenic breed, so will require clipping every 5/6 weeks depending on the season. They are all showing their Individual cheeky personalties. Our Honey, and this particular breed love small children, and likes company for much of the day. Are available now, (04/09/24) as they have just received their first vaccinations, health check and microchips (PETrac).

Viewing highly recommended, as the photos do not show them as the cute bundles of fluff that they are. Will all come with a selection of toys, food, a bedding blanket and toilet training pads.

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