Male breeding dogs have a profound influence on their breed.  Whereas a female can be expected to produce at best, 80 to a hundred puppies throughout her lifetime, a male can produce many hundreds, and even thousands of offspring if given the opportunity.  Add to this, the current modern trend to freeze semen, which can be used long after the dog has passed on, and it is easy to see why the Stud Dog needs to be chosen with utmost care. A Stud male animal of any species  is  judged on his  pre-potency, which means that not only must he exhibit the best phonetic traits himself, but he should also demonstrate his ability  to pass along these traits to his progeny over a diverse female population.  Line breeding and In Breeding are often done in the pursuit of pre-potency in breeding stock.  In 'Pure' Breeds, an inbreeding co-efficient of 30% is considered to be quite low and quite acceptable.

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MISSION STATEMENT

    To preserve, protect and nurture the qualities of the Labradoodle dog
   To be guardian over its well-being
   To carry out judicious research and development
   To safeguard its endearing and very special ways for future generations
   And to encourage responsible ownership