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LABRADOODLE-拉布拉多和贵宾的宝宝 已经有了自己的犬系的混血狗狗们

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[size=6][color=sienna]The History of The Labradoodle[/color][/size]
l-YCW7y!K'~ The Labradoodle is a unique dog, with a fascinating history. Their story begins in Australia. Now a definitive date as to when breeding began is still in question, however the consensus among experts is sometime in 1988 or 1989. It all started with an inquiry from a visually impaired women in Hawaii, who wanted a guide dog that wouldn’t cause her husband’s allergies to flare.
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Now in response to the women’s request, roughly thirty Poodle hair and saliva samples were sent to Hawaii to test for allergy friendliness over a two year period of time. Unfortunately, none of those original samples proved successful. !RP p;H t
Following the failure of those samples, a man named Wally Conren suggested to the Manager of the Australian Guide Dog Association crossing a Labrador Retriever and a Standard Poodle. Approval was granted and his first litter produced three puppies. Wally gave the resulting cross the name still in use today—Labradoodle. *K:_;u3n1Pgg9GJG
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Now from those three puppies, hair and saliva samples were sent to Hawaii for testing once again. And this time, the samples from a puppy named Sultan were successful!
%O Nr-Ic)Bm*S After the success of the first mating, Mr. Conren bred Labradoodle to Labradoodle, and called the subsequent offspring, “Double Doodles.” Next, he crossed the Double Doodles and called the offspring “Tri Doodles.” These were the precursor to what we call today the Australian Multi-Generational (or Multi-Gen) Labradoodles. ,O}c;q1W3JJkN
When Wally Conren retired, a veterinarian named Kate Schoeffel (Kate’s Family Pets) from Condoblin New South Wales, Australia, who had been in touch with him, started her own breeding program mating Miniature Poodles with Labrador Retrievers. Her success was such that she is still breeding her Miniature first generation Labradoodles.)^0eY*\@a%py
A couple of years after Mr. Conren’s initial success, a man who bred puppies for pet shops started to breed these rather handsome Labradoodles. And with what we would today call 20/20 hindsight; he bred the Labradoodle back to a poodle, and Labradoodle to Labradoodle.N!|"yG|_XA
Unfortunately, he wasn’t good at record keeping since his primary goal was breeding family pets. He didn’t recognize the non-shedding and hypoallergenic potential of these dogs. He did however continue breeding his first and second generation Labradoodles for a few years before finally retiring.l:B:`
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The Australian Guide Dog Association was having very little success as well, because they too didn’t recognize the mutated gene which develops the allergy friendly Labradoodle of today.H4i
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However, even with the limited success the few original pioneering breeders had at the time, interest in the Labradoodle was strong enough for a few visionaries to start breeding them with an intentional plan in mind. Within a few short years, other breeders followed, and what they developed is the Australian Multi-Generational Labradoodle we recognize today.[/url][color=#0000ff][/color][size=6][color=sienna]The History of The Labradoodle Part 2[/color]
[`o%d _]*W [/size]The primary draw to the Labradoodle was the low and non-shedding coats, but as people quickly discovered, they possessed a wonderful disposition. The Labradoodle’s future was set.
"G[k5W!ECAMi3`2M Australian Multi-Gen Labradoodle breeder Judy Hickey of Snug Harbor Labradoodles provides her characterization of the dogs, “There’s an intuitiveness to the Australian Multi Gen Labradoodles. "[i]They have a very human-like nature and if you look at either Tegan Park or Rutland Manor websites, they call them “clown-like.” And that was sort of a depiction until I had them myself. Then I discovered they are very funny! They have a childlike playfulness about them[/i].”;BXB*As
These dogs became so adaptable, their intelligence and resolve attracted people and trainers who wanted dogs for sports, guidance, and therapy.
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Lz*^[6R Because of the growing popularity, the crossing of a Labrador Retriever and Poodle without regard to genetics, bloodline, or temperament began. These breeders called their puppies Labradoodles, with the resulting puppies having unpredictable physical and temperament characteristics.
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"S#M4u8KQNF Because of this random breeding, the need to develop a standard initiated the formation of two Breeding and Research Centers for Labradoodles in Australia.eLE'nRLml
In 1989, Rutland Manor Labradoodle Breeding and Research Center organized in Darnum, Victoria. Their sires and dams being only health tested Labrador Retrievers, Poodles, and 3rd generation Labradoodles. Tegan Park Breeding and Research Centre in Seaspray, Victoria was established at this time as well. They also carefully controlled their breeding program, using only the finest genetically healthy dogs. zl Q$x}]^'akV(p
In 1998, Tegan Park introduced the "Miniature" Labradoodle to the public. When a Miniature and Standard Labradoodle are crossed, the medium-sized Labradoodle is the result. And today three sizes are currently recognized; the miniatures at 14 - 17 inches tall, mediums at 18 - 21 inches, and the standard at 23 - 26 inches.

E8~ b,zl2m8[(~ Now very early generation Labradoodles had a wide variety of coat types. Some curlier coated puppies matured into a low allergy coat, while others started as low allergy but by 8 months of age had shed into one that was not low allergy. In addition, some puppies grew up looking like Golden Retrievers with a thinner coat, while others took on the look of a Labrador Retriever.
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K Both Rutland Manor and Tegan Park bred away the shedding coat and as a result, shedding coats are generally rare in Australian Multi-Generational Labradoodles. Today, Australian Multi-Gen Labradoodles are bred for either Fleece or Wool Curly coat. .
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[/color]Labradoodle and Goldendoodle breeder Michael Waggenbach, of Sunshine Acres, adds this comment about Labradoodles, “[i]They’re a dog that is not fearful of change and is not going to be afraid to step across a street with a person behind them. Those are strengths of the Labradoodle. The other strength of the Labradoodle is it’s a very strong dog, physically strong.[/i]."7B,d+rrT c7g
Australian Multi-Gen Labradoodle breeder Judy Hickey of Snug Harbor Labradoodles adds this bit of advice, “[i]I think the biggest thing for the public to know is to be careful when you’re getting an Australian Labradoodle. If that’s really what you want, make sure the lines actually come from Australia[/i].”@_(t*W2O:w;sX
In addition to the multi-generational Labradoodle breeding, there is the F1 and F1B breeding style, which is also an acceptable form of breeding, recognized by the Australian Labradoodle Association (ALA) and the International Labradoodle Association (ILA ). These are also wonderful family pets.
+D6k+b,GyK0K The Australian Labradoodle Association (ALA) and the International Labradoodle Association (ILA ) are the two primary breeding registry organizations upholding the breeding standards of the Labradoodle breed. There is also the Australian Labradoodle Club of America (ACLA) whose focus is solely the Australian Multi-Generational Labradoodle.
V-Un o)o For Further Information on Labradoodles:
N*ba^`$Hz For a complete guide to these wonderful dogs, including critical information on how to choose a breeder and why its so critical, health, training, and puppy socialization strategies and techniques, and all health problems, check out The Definitive Guide to Labradoodles.r|1C,W4?2I0yq
It’s a complete handbook and teaches you how to take a proactive and prepared approach to knowledgeable Labradoodle ownership.
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?$d(a(CQ"Y-Y [[i] 本帖最后由 pekings 于 2008-9-25 01:10 编辑 [/i]]

一头雾水!:cm126:

是说拉多和贵宾的宝宝
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好象是吧~~~~

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是的,还分很多的系.!\/g&w8^ \+p$u@p
^_^  可爱的基因啊:cm120:
tK+ko5y+GO?5f] 现在已经成为著名的导盲犬品种了
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第一代拉拉和贵宾:i2v+qa\3x
第二代是第一代的宝宝和贵宾,为的是毛毛的稳定
n'\V}(@3O1S~ 而第三代则是2个第二代的宝宝配出来的

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又一个新的品种:cm110:

好好。是不是母拉拉GG和公贵宾GG生的呀

这个不错哦，不掉毛，没有口水，我们这边老外很多养的，专业breeder家的要2000多加币:cm126:
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G%}2k"Xr?5t [[i] 本帖最后由 Pandora 于 2008-10-1 03:18 编辑 [/i]]

是的，母拉拉和公贵宾的宝宝。。。简直要聪明疯掉了！:cm120: :cm120:

厉害:cm128:

真想自己也配一只出来：）
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可惜我家是母贵宾。

嗲饿~支持:cm118:

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