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Angela Rutland - Manners (later to become Angela Cunningham) was the visionary who was utterly convinced that it would be possible to develop a whole brand new breed of dog to carry forward from the initial experiment carried out by Royal Guide Dogs in Melbourne Australia when they crossed the Standard Poodle with the Labrador Retriever. Angela's vision was for a very special dog , not only reliably allergy friendly and non shedding, but also with an intellect and intuitive nature which would make it a superlative Service Dog and family companion.

As Angela and her mother Beverley worked to develop this new breed, there were many disappointments along the way as well as the successes which kept them focused and inspired. But that story would fill a book!

Within Fifteen years, world wide popularity of the breed saw many new breeders attempt via other (cheaper) routes to re-create what the founders had done and all kinds of mix and matches, claim the name 'Labradoodle'. Unfortunately the Associations originally set up to protect the breed, accept these copies for registration which has caused a lot of confusion. In an effort to set the original breed apart, the founders then called it the AUSTRALIAN Labradoodle to differentiate it from the lab x poodle x 'whatevers' which were being accepted for registration. However within two months of the announcement the associations had changed the name of their registered 'copies' to the AUSTRALIAN Labradoodle. Something more needed to be done!

These associations have set up their own 'infusions' program and 'upgrading' schemes in an attempt to replicate, or appear to reproduce the same dog as developed by the founders.

Amidst claims that anyone breeding with Australian stock has no choice other than to inbreed or linebreed (FALSE claims) the associations do not permit any founder endorsed breeder to be a committee member or board member in their associations. ASD Licensed Breeders are not discriminated against, neither are they dictated to. They are free to belong to, or serve on any association committee they choose. They have however, pledged to maintain the purity of the Australian lines developed by the founders and are the only breeders entitled by law to call their dogs "ASD Australian Labradoodles" or use the trademarked Logo..

In 2006, Curtis Rist founded

The Australian Labradoodle Protection Society

(ALPS)

ALPS is the ONLY Association endorsed by the Founders of the Breed
( ALPS expects to have its Registry and Database up and running 2007)

Look for these Logos on Breeder websites. They signify internationally licensed breeders whose breeding programs are endorsed by the Founders of the Breed.

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Please Note:

There are now hundreds of Labradoodle breeders particularly in America, and you are encouraged to do your diligent research when choosing where your new family member will come from. Belonging to an 'Association' may not ensure personal integrity, and you will want a long and friendly association with your breeder for the lifetime of your Labradoodle.

Occasionally a non ASD Labradoodle breeder thinks that by maligning ASD, The Australian Labradoodle Protection Society, or its members, they will exalt themselves to a higher level. The best Labradoodle breeders do not need to try to denigrate others in order to promote themselves and their dogs. Such lowly actions suggest other motives. Reputation from past clients will always be the most sincere and genuine of recommendations.

	Kennel Name & Contact	Location	Website Address	Email
	Tegan Australian Labradoodle Breeding & Research Center Florida Creator and Co Founder of the ASD Australian Labradoodle - Angela Rutland-Manners Breeding Standards Mediums Miniatures	Florida USA Victoria Australia	Website	email Florida email Oz
	Rutland Manor Australian Labradoodle Breeding & Research Center Co-Founder of the ASD Australian Labradoodle. Beverley Manners Breeding Standards Mediums Miniatures	Florida USA Victoria Australia	Website	email
	A Sky View Labradoodle Deborah Burroughs Breeding Standards and Mediums	California	Website	email
	Canine Crossroads Foundation Mindy Bradley (Running 2 separate breeding programs) Breeding & Training Standards Mediums and Miniature Australian Labradoodles For Service Work	Texas	Website	email
	Cherry Valley Australian Labradoodles Leigh and Tiffany Aveling Breeding Standards and Mediums	California	Website	email
	Coulee Labradoodles Paige Slezak Breeding Mediums and Standards	Alberta Canada	Website	email
	Green Gables Australian Labradoodles Carl and Grace George Breeding Standards and Mediums	South Carolina	Website	email
	Hope Woods Australian Labradoodles Stephen and Theresa Urban Breeding Standards Mediums & Miniatures	New Jersey	Website	email
	Hudson Australian Labradoodles Curtis Rist Founder & President of The Australian Labradoodle Protection Society (ALPS) Breeding Standards and Mediums	New York	Website ALPS Website	email
	Hyland Myst - Home of the Australian Labradoodle. Suzanne Butz Breeding Standards and Mediums	Moss Vale NSW Australia	Website	email
	Kiwi Pride Australian Labradoodles Jody Woodhouse Breeding Standards Mediums & Miniatures	New Zealand	Website	email
	Log Cabin Australian Labradoodles Patty Barnes Breeding Miniatures	Maine	Website	email
	Lone Star Australian Labradoodles Kelly Bigham and Lanie Smith (sisters) Breeding Standards, Mediums & Miniatures	Texas	Website	email
	Mt. San Blas Labradoodles Adam Ford & Nana Africano Standards, Mediums & Miniatures	Los Angeles	Website	email
	Manor Lake Labradoodles Standards Mediums & Miniatures	Washington USA	Website	email
	Noble Vestal Labradoodles Kendra J. Vestal Breeding Standards Mediums and Miniatures	Indiana	Website	email
	Nutmeg Labradoodles Marisa Porco and Carol Lindley Breeding Miniatures and Mediums	Connecticut	Website	email
	RoseWood Australian Labradoodles Jim and Jan Rice Breeding Standards & Mediums	Illinois	Website	email
	Sandyhill Australian Labradoodles Lee Joyner Breeding Miniatures and Mediums	Abbotsford, BC, Canada	Website	email
	Southern Cross Australian Labradoodles Becky Roth Breeding Standards Mediums & Miniatures	Louisiana	Website	email
21	Tamaruke Australian Labradoodles Charlotte McGrath Breeding Standards Mediums and Miniatures	NSW Australia	Website	email
	Divine Doodles Rutland Manor USA Allison and Alexia Angel Breeding Standard Medium & Miniature	Florida	Website	email
	FourPaws Doodles Holly Miller (Running 2 separate breeding programs)	Kansas	Website	email
	Manorborn ASD Labradoodles Julie Rogers Breeding Miniature (Running 2 separate breeding programs)	Hereford UK	Website	email
	Sun Valley Australian Labradoodles Angela St Onge Breeding Mediums and Standards	British Columbia	Website	email

THE FOLLOWING LETTER SENT BY ALAA TO ITS MEMBERS CLEARLY ILLUSTRATES THAT THE ASSOCIATION DOES NOT SHARE THE VISION OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE BREED FOR ITS VERY FUTURE.

"Recently the ALAA has evaluated the new ALPS/ASD association and their vision for the Australian Labradoodle as explained on their web page at http://www.alpsdoodles.org/ . It is the feeling of the Board that the ALPS/ASD’s mission and purpose is contrary to the vision of the ALAA. As ALAA Board members are involved with establishing standards, procedures, and regulations for our association we feel that it is imperative that all Board members be committed to our visionary direction. Therefore, it has been determined that it is a conflict of interest for policy setting members of the ALAA, officers and committee members, to pledge membership to ALPS/ASD. "

EXCLUSIONS: There are some very fine breeders who already have a separate breeding program running which includes dogs not descended from the Australian root stock. These breeders may be eligible for the trademark and Founder Endorsement PROVIDED IT IS CLEARLY EXPLAINED ON THEIR WEBSITES AND DOCUMENTATION THAT THEY ARE RUNNING TWO ENTIRELY SEPARATE PROGRAMS.... One for the Pure Australian Labradoodle, (ASD) as developed by the Founders, and another for their other Labradoodles. The ASD Logo must not appear on the pedigree unless the puppy comes from the Pure breeding program. ASD Breeders who are mingling their two breeding programs are in breach of their Licence Agreement and will be removed from the ASD breeder listing.