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Animal Care Supervisor Claire O'Meara Claire O’Meara is an Animal Care Supervisor at Puppies Downunder, playing a key role in overseeing daily animal care and supporting the team to maintain high standards across the facility. Claire works closely with animal attendants to ensure staff understand their responsibilities and follow established care routines. She monitors the health and wellbeing of puppies and adult dogs, identifies any concerns early, and communicates directly with management to ensure prompt and appropriate action. Her role includes supervising daily cleaning and care schedules, supporting feeding and grooming routines, and assisting with hands on animal care where needed. Claire also helps coordinate puppy movements between areas and ensures environments remain clean, safe and enriching. With a strong attention to detail and a calm, practical approach, Claire helps ensure Puppies Downunder operates smoothly while prioritising animal welfare, staff accountability and consistent care practices.

View our current Groodle Puppies available. Puppies Downunder are professional and ethical Victorian Government Approved Groodle breeders. We provide happy and healthy Groodle Puppies from our home to yours worldwide. F1B MINI GROODLE PUPPY FOR SALE 1300 757 019 DATE OF BIRTH 30 OCTOBER 2025 READY FOR NEW HOME NOW ARCHER 'ARCHER ' MALE MChip 956000018870185 WAS $4500 NOW $3800 SOLD Load More MEET THE PARENTS DNA Tested with all clear results Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle_edited Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle_edited 1/1 KIM Sex: Female Breed: Medium Poodle Colour: Red Height: 42 cm Weight: 10 kg Radford Mini Groodle Radford Mini Groodle 1/1 RADFORD Sex: Male Breed: Mini Groodle Colour: Apricot Height: 42 cm Weight: 10 kg Want to Know More? Click the link below to find out what you get when you purchase your puppy, our transport services, optional extras, payment options and more. Learn More

THE AUSSIEDOODLE WHAT IS AN AUSSIEDOODLE? An Aussiedoodle is a mixed breed consisting of an Aussie Shephard and a Poodle. Combining these two breeds together creates a dog that has the intelligence, loyalty and energy of a Aussie Shephard with the intelligence and coat of a Poodle. Aussie Shepherds and Border Collies rank number #1 as the smartest dog breeds. They are known for their athleticism, agility and cuddles, and are energetic, affectionate and playful. Poodles are ranked number #7 most popular dog breed. They are intelligent, proud and active. They are known as the national dog of France where they were first used as retrievers. They are easy to train, and are used to retrieve, hunt and obey commands. Puppies Downunder combines the best traits of these two breeds to create a Aussiedoodle. We mix intelligence with, well more intelligence! This results in a very impressive breed that seems to have it all. THE AUSSIEDOODLE'S TEMPERAMENT Aussiedoodles are affectionate, intelligent, quirky, playful, friendly and loyal. They get along well with people of all ages as well as animals when well socialized and trained properly. Aussiedoodles are high energy which makes them perfect for the people who love to exercise. Aussiedoodles need more stimulation and exercise compared to less energetic breeds like the Cavoodles, Groodles and Labradoodles AUSSIEDOODLES AND HEALTH Aussiedoodles have diverse genetics due to being a mixed breed. This makes them less likely to develop genetic disease when bred by a responsible breeder who genetically tests the parents. The main genetic diseases that can appear in Aussiedoodles are: PRA – Progressive Rod Cone degeneration of the eyes, this comes from the genes of the Poodle. Multi-Drug Sensitivity – This causes the body to be unable to remove toxins and filter medications properly. Von Willebrand’s Disease – A bleeding disorder caused by low levels of clotting protein in the blood. Degenerative Myelopathy – This disease causes a progressive degeneration of the spinal cord in older dogs, this occurs in both Poodles and Aussie Shephards. Puppies Downunder conduct full breed profile genetic testing on all our sires and dams. We carefully select which dogs we breed together and only breed from Clear to Carrier or from Clear to Clear. EARS Aussiedoodles have long ears and can sometimes have fur growth inside which comes from the poodle making them more prone to dirty ears and ear infections. Always check your Aussiedoodle’s ears for any foul smells or buildup of debris as well plucking out any fur that is growing inside the ear and clean them when needed. If you suspect your Aussiedoodle has an ear infection take your Aussiedoodle to the Veterinarian for advice on treatment. EYES Aussiedoodles can develop cataracts or Progressive Rod Cone degeneration (PRA). Check your Aussiedoodle’s eyes on a regular basis and if you notice anything of concern, take your Aussiedoodle to your Veterinarian. HIPS Aussiedoodles can develop Hip Dysplasia or Legg-Calves-Perthes Disease. Both can be either genetically inherited or due to hip trauma. Seek veterinarian advice if you suspect you Groodle has either of these conditions. WHAT SIZE DO AUSSIEDOODLES GROW TO? Aussiedoodles are a mixed breed so they don’t have a set breed standard of size; the size can vary due to the generation and the parents of the dog. If you’re unsure what size your puppy will grow to ask to see the parents to get an idea of the size. MINATURES Height: 35 - 45cms Weight: 10-15kg MEDIUMS Height: 45 - 55cms Weight: 15-20kg DO AUSSIEDOODLES SHED? This varies depending on which breed/parent they take after as well as the individual puppy’s coat. There are 3 coat variations as well as single and double coats. WOOL A single coat of densely packed curls FLEECE A single or double coat with waves HAIR A double coat with a wiry top coat on top of a fuzzy undercoat. SINGLE COAT No undercoat DOUBLE COAT Top coat and Undercoat All dogs shed their old fur so new fur can grow in, and all dogs produce dander (dead skin cells). Depending on the kind of the coat the dog has deems it less or more likely to trigger allergies. Dogs with a wool (curly) single coat are more suitable for those suffering with allergies. These coats have the lowest allergens due to curls that catch dander and are low shedding. Dogs with wool single coats shed slowly and their curls help trap hairs as they fall out. These coats are high maintenance requiring daily brushing. This should be done with a high-quality slicker brush which helps detangle surface hair and remove dander, dirt and debris. LOW MAINTENANCE COATS If allergies are not an issue and a low maintenance coat, is preferred, a fleece or hair coat would be most suitable. This type of coat is average to low shedding due to undercoat hairs falling out and new ones coming in. WHAT IS THE BEST COAT FOR ALLERGY SUFFERERS? HOW ACTIVE ARE AUSSIEDOODLES? Aussidoodles have a high activity level and require daily walks, playtime and mental enrichment. One of the quirks of the Aussiedoodle is that due to it being bred from a working dog it has the instinct to herd. If you notice your Aussiedoodle nipping at the ankles of family members and trying to direct them into one area then your Aussiedoodle is herding. This behavior can be curbed by training your Aussiedoodle or providing your Aussiedoodle with an opportunity to herd via a farm or by a herding ball. Due to their athleticism, Aussiedoodle can be trained to compete in dog sports such as agility, obedience etc. Aussiedoodle Breeder How To Give Your Aussiedoodle The Best Start To Life Anyone with a new puppy is anxious to give it the very best start to life. If you’re welcoming a new fluffy friend into your home, you’ve probably read dozens of articles about how to take care of them. But with so many pieces of conflicting advice from people all over the world, how are you supposed to know which tips and tricks to follow and which to disregard? Well, at Puppies Downunder, we believe that the advice varies depending on the breed of puppy you’re adopting. If you’re adopting a pug or a Frenchie, the advice you’ll be given is very different to the advice you’d hear from Puppies Downunder, a leading Aussiedoodle breeder. However, if you are looking to bring an Aussiedoodle puppy home, you’ve come to the right place to learn how to give your new family member the best start to life. Everything You’ll Need Before You Bring Your Aussiedoodle Home The day you bring your Aussiedoodle home is probably going to be exciting and a bit overwhelming. You’ll want to spend every minute with your new puppy, so it’s a good idea to have everything ready to go before they arrive. A collar, harness, and lead. While your puppy can’t explore the outside world until they’ve had all their vaccinations, you can still familiarise your puppy with their collar and lead. We recommend getting your puppy a harness, too, as it prevents them from choking while learning not to pull on the lead. A car harness. If you plan on taking your dog in the car with you, you’ll need to invest in a car harness or restraint, so they’re 100% safe during the ride. Waste bags. When your puppy is ready to go for walks to the park, you’ll need to have some waste bags ready to go. It’s also handy to have them in the house while you’re still toilet training. Puppy shampoo and conditioner. If there’s one thing puppies love, it’s rolling in dirt, mud, and things that smell awful. Having shampoo and conditioner on hand will have them smelling fresh in no time. A crate/pen. All puppies should be crate-trained to teach them independence and reduce attachment anxiety. Because Aussiedoodles are mixed with a working dog, the Aussie Shepard, they’ll really benefit from the discipline of crate training. A bed. Get your new puppy a big comfy bed they’ll love napping in and place it inside their crate to make the space cosy and inviting. Puppy pads/grass/dog door. If you have a yard, your dog can access, install a dog door and teach your puppy to use it to go to the bathroom. If you live in an apartment, you may want to invest in some puppy pee pads or a grass pad for toilet training. Grooming tools. Aussiedoodle’s coat can range from low-maintenance fleece or hair to high-maintenance wool curls depending on the parent dogs. You’ll need to invest in a brush to keep them looking smooth and shiny. You’ll also need a pair of nail clippers to keep them from scratching accidentally. Your puppy probably won’t like getting their nails trimmed, but you can distract them with sugar-free peanut butter or their favourite treat while you get the job done. A toothbrush and toothpaste. A lot of people think buying dental treats is enough to keep their dog’s teeth healthy and clean, but you’ll need to establish a regular routine that involves brushing. Book their first vet visit. Try to organise their first visit a couple of days after bringing your puppy home. This appointment will give the vet a chance to meet your puppy, check that they’re developing healthily, and book their next vaccinations. Parasite prevention. On their first vet visit, you’ll probably receive a recommendation for a parasite prevention tablet, which should cover fleas, ticks, and worms. Toys. Every puppy needs toys to play with, so choose a few plush comfort toys to chew on throughout the day. Avoid choosing anything too tough or rubbery in the early weeks. Plush or rope toys are perfect. Bowls. You’ll need a water bowl and food bowl for your puppy, plus a feeding mat if they’re particularly messy. If you have a highly intelligent breed, like the Aussiedoodle, you may want to look at stimulating feeding tools like a Kong toy or a snuffle mat. Food. You’ll need to have puppy food ready to go from the minute your new family member steps into the home. Treats. Choose some healthy training treats to encourage good behaviour and teach new tricks. Most training treats will specify whether or not they’re puppy-friendly, so double-check before you buy. Registration and insurance. You need to register your new puppy with your local council, so try to do that as soon as you know when you’re bringing your new fur baby home. You should also consider investing in pet insurance, as the earlier, you invest, the more comprehensively your puppy is covered throughout its lifetime. A Few Quick Facts About Aussiedoodles At Puppies Downunder, we love being a leading Aussiedoodle breeder. We adore these bright, energetic, playful dogs, so we thought we’d share a few fun facts about the breed. Aussiedoodles are super affectionate. If you’re looking for a cuddle-buddy, the Aussiedoodle will not disappoint. They’re a highly affectionate breed and can sometimes be demanding when they want attention. On the other hand, they’re very loyal to their families, likely a trait that goes back to their herding days, and they can get quite protective. Aussiedoodles are one of the smartest breeds in the world. Australian Shepards and poodles are two brilliantly intelligent breeds of dogs, and their genetic combination creates an even smarter puppy. Wool-coated Aussiedoodles barely shed. Allergy-sufferers out there will appreciate Aussiedoodles with curly wool coats that catch hair, debris, and dander. They make terrific working dogs. Whether on a farm or as a therapy dog, Aussiedoodles are often sought after as working dogs for their affection, loyalty, responsiveness, and intelligence. Aussiedoodle working dogs are amongst the happiest of their breed, as they receive regular mental stimulation and exercise. Aussiedoodles are very communicative. Like all dogs, Aussiedoodles communicate using their body language, tail movements, and barks. However, unlike some breeds, it’s very easy to know what an Aussiedoodle is thinking or feeling in the moment. They’re very expressive, which makes them a great dog for families with small kids. What Should You Do To Make Sure Your Aussiedoodle Is Growing Into A Healthy Dog? You should do a few things to ensure your furry little family member is growing up healthy and strong. Maintain a good puppy diet. A well-balanced diet ensures your puppy is getting all the essential vitamins and nutrients they need to thrive. In addition, puppies typically need to be fed more often than adult dogs to support their growth. Here are a few things you can give your puppy to fuel their development. Dry food. Give your puppy around 2-3 handfuls of dry food in a bowl each day around midday. If it goes uneaten for a day, discard it. Raw chicken. From 16-20 weeks of age, feed your puppy one raw chicken wing or drumstick every couple of days. Be wary of bones, as they may become lodged in their throat or tummy or harbour bacteria that can make your puppy sick. Vegetables. A small amount of finely-cut vegetables such as cooked pumpkin or carrots aid in healthy development. Lactose-free milk. Some puppies are intolerant of lactose, so opt for lactose-free or oat milk instead. Give them 250-500ml of milk twice a day until your puppy is 12 months old. Water. Your Aussiedoodle should always have access to clean drinking water in a separate bowl. Chewable treats. Puppies teeth between four and six months old, and you may find their biting and chewing becomes more destructive. Give your puppy chewable treats to prevent gnawing on your shoes or household items. Book regular vet appointments and put important medical dates in the calendar. The first six months of your puppy’s life is full of developmental milestones, and frequent trips to the vet will ensure your puppy is meeting each one. Write down dates for vaccinations, checkups, and parasite prevention reminders so you can keep on top of your puppy’s healthcare. Crate train your Aussiedoodle. We get it; puppies are adorable, and you just want to snuggle with them every night in bed. While you can absolutely do this when your dog is a bit older, in the early stages of its life, it’s best to create routines and crate training is a routine that yields unbelievable results. As Aussiedoodles are highly intelligent dogs, they need discipline and training, otherwise, you can run the risk of raising a stubborn and cheeky dog. Crate training teaches dogs resilience and boundaries, and it helps minimise separation anxiety. If your puppy is crying the first few nights they’re with you, try putting one of your dirty shirts in there with them, so they have your scent. Alternatively, ask us for an item with the mother’s scent, so the puppy feels safe and secure. Provide plenty of mental stimulation. Aussiedoodles are smart, and they can get bored very easily. They’ll need plenty of opportunities to play and explore, so we suggest having plenty of stimulating dog toys ready. You can either buy mentally stimulating toys (like Kongs or snuffle mats) or you can make your own! You’d be surprised at how entertaining a bottle full of treats attached to a dangling rope can be. Another great form of mental stimulation is training exercises. Aussiedoodles love learning, and they’ll quickly pick up on new tricks. Puppy school. Not only is puppy school a chance for both you and your puppy to learn new things, but it’s also a great opportunity for your puppy to socialise with other dogs while waiting for their final vaccine. In addition, puppy school will help you train your puppy out of any problem behaviours such as toilet accidents, barking, whining, or aggression. Exercise, exercise, exercise. Aussiedoodles are a combination of Australian Shepards and poodles, so they are very active. You’ll need to take your Aussiedoodle on at least one long walk per day as well as provide plenty of playtime and attention. Once you’ve taught your Aussiedoodle not to pull on the lead, try teaching them a command for sniff time, which allows them to explore and sniff the area. This tends to tire dogs out far more quickly than just a walk with no sniff time. Additionally, because Aussiedoodles are working dogs, they may instinctively display herding behaviours, such as nipping at the ankles to move you in a particular direction. You can curb this behaviour by taking your Aussiedoodle to a farm and letting them herd for real or buying a herding ball, which provides an outlet for their instinct. Contact Puppies Downunder To Get In Touch With An Ethical Aussiedoodle Breeder At Puppies Downunder, the health and wellbeing of our animals is our highest priority. Dogs are our passion, and we dedicate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to their care. We’re the experts in our field, and with over 45 years of experience in breeding, raising, and training dogs, you can rest assured that your puppy is coming from a place dedicated to its enrichment and care. We’re proud to say that Puppies Downunder is one of the only commercial dog breeders approved by the Minister for Agriculture due to our immensely high standards for professionalism and ethical behaviour. In fact, we have the highest ethical standards of any dog breeder in the world. We offer lifetime support for families adopting puppies from our facility, so you can always feel confident knowing that we’re here for you. So if you’re looking for an ethical Aussiedoodle breeder, get in touch with the team at Puppies Downunder today.

View our current Groodle Puppies available. Puppies Downunder are professional and ethical Victorian Government Approved Groodle breeders. We provide happy and healthy Groodle Puppies from our home to yours worldwide. F1B MINI GROODLE PUPPY FOR SALE 1300 757 019 DATE OF BIRTH 30 OCTOBER 2025 READY FOR NEW HOME NOW ' SUGAR ' FEMALE MChip 956000018839449 WAS $4500 NOW $3800 SOLD SUGAR Load More MEET THE PARENTS DNA Tested with all clear results Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle_edited Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle_edited 1/1 KIM Sex: Female Breed: Medium Poodle Colour: Red Height: 42 cm Weight: 10 kg Radford Mini Groodle Radford Mini Groodle 1/1 RADFORD Sex: Male Breed: Mini Groodle Colour: Apricot Height: 42 cm Weight: 10 kg WANT TO KNOW MORE? Click the link below to find out what you get when you purchase your puppy, our transport services, optional extras, payment options and more. Learn More

Please follow our Puppy Diet Guide to ensure your puppy receives all the essential vitamins and nutrients that it needs to thrive. FEEDING ISSUES Why Your Puppy Isn’t Eating Dry Food and How to Encourage Them At Puppies Downunder, we understand how concerning it can be when your puppy isn’t eating their dry food. Puppies leaving us at 10 weeks of age often show reluctance to eat dry food, as they’ve grown accustomed to wet food or milk. Here’s why dry food matters, why your puppy might resist it, and how you can encourage them to eat it. Why is Dry Food Important? 1. Balanced Nutrition: High-quality dry food is designed to provide all the essential nutrients your puppy needs for healthy growth, strong bones, and a shiny coat. 2. Dental Health: Dry kibble helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup, supporting healthy teeth and gums. 3. Establishing Good Eating Habits: Encouraging dry food early on ensures a consistent, healthy diet throughout their life. Why Your Puppy Might Not Be Eating Our puppies are introduced to variety-shaped dry kibble from four weeks of age to support their growth. By the time they leave us at 10 weeks, they are accustomed to eating dry food alongside wet food and milk. However, many puppies prefer wet food because it’s softer, more flavorful, and doesn’t make them thirsty. The hard texture and dryness of kibble can also seem less appealing to young puppies adjusting to a new home. What We Feed our Puppies at Puppies Downunder We feed our puppies variety-shaped dry kibble from Upmarket Pets, ensuring they receive diverse flavors and textures to keep meals interesting. We recommend continuing with the same kibble to help your puppy transition smoothly. You can purchase the same high-quality food from Upmarket Pets, located at 440 Queen Street, Melbourne, Victoria or purchase online at upmarketpets.com.au Maintaining this consistency will help your puppy feel more at home while they settle into their new routine. Tips to Encourage Your Puppy to Eat Dry Food 1. Start with a Mix: Gradually transition your puppy to eating more dry food by mixing it with wet food or lukewarm chicken broth to soften the kibble and enhance its flavor. 2. Soften the Texture: Add a little warm water to the dry food to make it easier to chew and digest, especially if your puppy is teething. 3. Establish a Routine: Feed your puppy at the same times every day and remove uneaten food after 20 minutes to discourage picky eating. 4. Offer Variety: Use the same variety-shaped kibble they’re used to, which you can find at Upmarket Pets. 5. Make It Fun: Introduce puzzle feeders or toys that dispense dry food to make mealtime interactive and engaging. 6. Monitor Freshness: Puppies may reject stale or improperly stored kibble. Keep the food in an airtight container to maintain freshness. Why Dry Food Is Worth the Effort Although puppies may initially hold out for wet food or milk, it’s important to encourage them to eat dry food for the long-term benefits to their health and dental hygiene. Once they get used to it, they’ll appreciate the variety and enjoy their meals more. For more information or to purchase the same dry food your puppy is accustomed to, visit Upmarket Pets at 440 Queen Street, Melbourne, Victoria or or visit upmarketpets.com.au

A Labradoodle is a mixed breed consisting of a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle.  Labradoodles are calm, laidback, friendly, intelligent and easily trainable. They love a cuddle and are very loyal to their family/companions. The Labradoodle What is a Labradoodle? A Labradoodle is a mixed breed consisting of a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle . Breeding the Labrador Retriever and medium Poodle together creates a smaller sized dog that has the temperament and trainability of a Labrador Retriever and the coat, intelligence and trainability of a Poodle. Labradoodles are perfect for families, couples and individuals. Copy of 4997F The Labradoodle's Temperament Labradoodles are calm, laidback, friendly, intelligent and easily trainable. They love a cuddle and are very loyal to their family/companions. Their beautiful temperament and high intelligence makes them suitable to be trained as therapy pets or service dogs for those with conditions such as autism and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) . They also suitable to be trained as Diabetic Alert dogs and Assistance dogs for people living with a wide range of disabilities. Labradoodles love to play and can socialise well with other animals and people of all age groups. Labradoodles and Health Labradoodles have diverse genetics due to being a mixed breed. This makes them less likely to develop genetic disease when bred by a responsible breeder who genetically tests the parents. The main genetic diseases that can appear in Labradoodles are: PRA – Progressive Rod Cone degeneration of the eyes, this comes from the genes of the Poodle. Von Willebrand’s Disease – A bleeding disorder caused by low levels of clotting protein in the blood. Degenerative Myelopathy – This disease causes a progressive degeneration of the spinal cord in older dogs, this occurs in both Poodles and Labrador Retrievers. Puppies Downunder conduct full breed profile genetic testing on all our sires and dams. We carefully select which dogs we breed together and only breed from Clear to Carrier or from Clear to Clear. Labradoodle Puppy Labradoodle Puppies for Sale Show More Ears Labradoodle s have long ears and can sometimes have fur growth inside which comes from the poodle making them more prone to dirty ears and ear infections. Always check your Labradoodle’s ears for any foul smells or buildup of debris as well plucking out any fur that is growing inside the ear and clean them when needed. If you suspect your Labradoodle has an ear infection take them to the Veterinarian for advice on treatment. Eyes Labradoodles can develop cataracts or Progressive Rod Cone degeneration (PRA). Check your Labradoodle’s eyes on a regular basis and if you notice anything of concern, take them to your Veterinarian. Hips and Elbows Labradoodles can develop Hip Dysplasia , this is most likely to happen due to improper nutrition (being overweight), not enough exercise or too much exercise. Slippery floors can also make your Labradoodle more predisposed to developing Hip Dysplasia. Elbow Dysplasia is a developmental disorder of the elbow joint and is more common in large breed dogs. This can be very painful and can be identified if your Labradoodle doesn’t want to walk anywhere or shows signs of being in pain whilst walking. Seek veterinarian advice if you suspect your Labradoodle has either of these conditions. What size do Labradoodles grow to? Labradoodles are a mixed breed so they don’t have a set breed standard of size; the size can vary due to the generation and the parents of the dog. If you’re unsure what size your puppy will grow to ask to see the parents to get an idea of the size. Miniatures Height: 30 - 45cms Weight: 10-15kg Mediums Height: 45 - 55cms Weight: 15-20kg Copy of Velma and Collin F1B Aussiedoodle 956000016662531M Labradoodle Puppy Do Labradoodles Shed? This varies depending on which breed/parent they take after as well as the individual puppy’s coat. There are 3 coat variations as well as single and double coats. Wool A single coat of densely packed curls Fleece A single or double coat with waves Hair .A double coat with a wiry top coat on top of a fuzzy undercoat. Single Coat No undercoat Double Coat Top coat and Undercoat All dogs shed their old fur so new fur can grow in, and all dogs produce dander (dead skin cells). Depending on the kind of the coat the dog has deems it less or more likely to trigger allergies. What is the Best Coat for Allergy Sufferers? Dogs with a wool (curly) single coat are more suitable for those suffering with allergies. These coats have the lowest allergens due to curls that catch dander and are low shedding. Dogs with wool single coats shed slowly and their curls help trap hairs as they fall out. These coats are high maintenance requiring daily brushing. This should be done with a high-quality slicker brush which helps detangle surface hair and remove dander, dirt and debris. Low Maintenance Coats If allergies are not an issue and a low maintenance coat, is preferred, a fleece or hair coat would be most suitable. This type of coat is average to low shedding due to undercoat hairs falling out and new ones coming in. Labradoodle Puppy Copy of Mini Labradoodle Puppies How Active are Labradoodles? Labradoodle s have a moderate activity level. They require daily 30 to 60 minute walks per day as well as playtime and mental enrichment. Most Labradoodle s love to be in the water. Whether it is the beach, the river, a lake or your own swimming pool, this type of breed will definitely enjoy splashing around when temperatures are high. Please note: Exercise should be kept to a minimum for Labradoodle puppies as over-exercise can cause skeletal damage and long-term health issues. Labradoodle Puppy View our Labradoodle Gallery Labradoodle Breeder How To Spot An Ethical, High-Quality Labradoodle Breeder Anyone who’s spent five minutes searching for labradoodle puppies for sale in Australia will know that there’s no shortage of dodgy breeders out there. But, unfortunately, there are so many organisations only in it for the money, charging exorbitant prices and neglecting the health and wellbeing of their puppies and dogs. At Puppies Downunder, we believe buyers should be 100% informed about breeders, especially if they’re looking to source a puppy from an ethical labradoodle breeder. That’s why we’ve created this resource to help you identify genuinely ethical breeders and weed out the breeders who don’t have great intentions. How Are They Treating The Dogs And Puppies? One of the most obvious signs of an unethical breeder is the poor or neglectful treatment of their puppies and breeding dogs. An ethical labradoodle breeder in Australia will; Strive to find the right home for their puppies. An ethical breeder won’t give their puppies to the person with the most money who Googled ‘labradoodle for sale’. Instead, they go above and beyond to make sure they find the perfect home for each puppy. Usually, the search involves asking potential buyers a range of questions about their home and lifestyle, so they can pair families with a puppy that has a temperament right for them. Provide the highest quality care and living conditions. Ethical breeders ensure that both the puppies and breeding dogs have premium quality care, including comprehensive health checks, socialisation, and training. At Puppies Downunder, we always do what’s best for the puppy. For example, we’d love nothing more than to snuggle at night with a puppy in the bed, but crate training is the best thing for a puppy’s training and development, so we act in their best interests by keeping them in a clean, spacious pen. Rehome adult dogs. Puppies Downunder takes good care of our breeding dogs, and we retire females after they’ve had five litters or earlier if there is advice to do so from our veterinarian. Once the female is retired, she is de-sexed and either adopted by our internal staff or a loving family. Never separate the puppies early. A puppy shouldn’t be separated from the mother until at least eight weeks of age at the very minimum. Not only is the puppy not ready to leave its mother prior to eight weeks, but it’ll also miss valuable socialisation time with its siblings. Puppies Downunder waits until the puppy is ten weeks old before we allow them to join their new family. Meet and exceed all the necessary requirements. It’s absolutely essential that an ethical breeder is recognised and registered with all the appropriate bodies. At Puppies Downunder, we’re registered as full members of the Australian Association of Pet Dog Breeders and the Latrobe City shire as a domestic animal business. We comply with all codes and requirements set by the Domestic Animal Act, actively assist with inspections of our facilities, and have received approval from the Chief Veterinary Officer of Victoria to operate as a Commercial Breeder and the Minister for Agriculture. How Are They Treating Their Clients (AKA You)? Many people are so focused on the breeder’s treatment of the animals that they don’t stop to think about how an ethical puppy breeder should be treating their clients. The breeder should be asking plenty of questions. A puppy is a long-term commitment, so ethical breeders ask plenty of questions to make sure the buyer is the right fit for the puppy. Here are a few examples of questions you can expect to hear; How much space do you have? Will you be home often? How often will you exercise the dog? Do you have kids? Do you have other animals? Where will the puppy sleep? They should encourage you to visit the breeding facility. When looking for Australian labradoodle puppies for sale, you need to make sure the breeder will allow you to inspect the facility and meet the parents. By meeting the sire and dam, you’ll get confirmation that your dog is, in fact, a genuine labradoodle, and you’ll get an idea of how big the puppy will grow. You can also ensure the dogs and puppies are raised in clean, high-quality conditions by visiting the facility. If the breeder isn’t allowing you to visit or wants to drop the puppy off to you, that’s a big red flag. The Puppies Downunder team understands that not everyone can come and visit our facility, so we have plenty of photos of both the breeding facility, puppies, and dogs online. They should collect information to monitor the puppy’s progress. The breeder should try and find out the address the puppy will be living, the details of the new veterinarian, and any other relevant information needed to ensure the puppy is being well looked after. Typically, an ethical breeder will try to keep an open line of communication between the customers and themselves to check in on the puppy’s development and allow the customer to ask questions and seek support. Are They Willing To Answer Questions? If your breeder is unable or unwilling to answer any of the following questions, that’s a major red flag that they aren’t an ethical breeder. Can you provide the puppy’s medical history? Your breeder should have organised the first two vaccinations, microchipping and worming and parasite prevention, before going home with their new family. If there is no medical history or the breeder is reluctant to share that information, they’re likely not running an ethical breeding facility. At Puppies Downunder, we go above and beyond, providing a complete medical history. We also provide you with information abou t their individual dietary requirements, socialisation, registration, medications, and required vaccinations. What is the puppy’s temperament? An excellent ethical breeder should be vetting potential buyers to find the right family for that specific puppy. They can’t do that if they don’t know that specific puppy’s overall temperament. Is the puppy cheeky? Playful? Shy? Nervous? It’s so important to understand a puppy’s personality. How much exercise does the dog need? Unfortunately, a lot of unethical breeders will understate or flat out lie when telling buyers how much exercise their new puppy will need. For example, people looking for a labradoodle for sale in Australia might be told they have a moderate activity level, which is accurate. However, they may be given the same advice for bordoodle, which is wildly inaccurate for this high-energy, restless dog. An ethical breeder ensures the buyers know how to take the very best care of their puppy, so they’re 100% transparent about the dog’s needs. Can you provide references? When you’re looking for labradoodle puppies for sale, you should always ask for references. The breeder should be able to provide you with references from a veterinarian and previous customers. Do They Keep Supporting Their Buyers After Selling The Puppies? Buying a puppy is arguably the easiest part of raising a dog, so ethical breeders make sure their clients know they’re there to support them every step of the way. We offer lifelong support. At Puppies Downunder, we continue to provide support for our customers throughout the lifetime of their puppy. In addition, we actively encourage people to contact us if they have any questions about their puppy’s health, well-being, or care. Do they offer a guarantee? An unethical breeder will sell a puppy, and in the unfortunate event things don’t work out, they do nothing to support their customers. At Puppies Downunder, we provide a health guarantee for the first 21 days of sale. When a puppy is returned to us for health reasons, we will refund 100% of the buyer’s money. Additionally, if the dog is diagnosed with a disease that can trace back to the point of sale within three years of purchase, we’ll refund 100% of the purchase price. If the new puppy and their family aren’t compatible, we will work to find a solution or a new home for the puppy. Do they provide the essentials to give the puppy the best start to life? The Puppies Downunder team provides our customers with biscuits, a collar, lead, bowl, and toy, and six weeks of free pet insurance to ensure you’re completely prepared to take your new family member home. If You’re Looking For A Labradoodle For Sale In Australia, Choose The Ethical Option With Puppies Downunder At Puppies Downunder, the health and wellbeing of our animals is our highest priority. Dogs are our passion, and we dedicate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to their care. We’re the experts in our field, and with over 45 years of experience in breeding, raising, and training dogs, you can rest assured that your puppy is coming from a place dedicated to its enrichment and care. We’re proud to say that Puppies Downunder is one of the only commercial dog breeders approved by the Minister for Agriculture due to our immensely high professionalism and ethical behaviour standards. In fact, we have the highest ethical standards of any dog breeder globally. We offer lifetime support for families adopting puppies from our facility, so you can always feel confident knowing we’re here for you. If you’re looking for an ethical labradoodle breeder, get in touch with the team at Puppies Downunder today. Mini Labradoodle Breeder Frequently Asked Questions About Mini Labradoodles As a leading Australian mini labradoodle breeder, the team at Puppies Downunder hear quite a few questions about our puppies and the breed in general. We absolutely adore mini labradoodles, and we take advantage of any opportunity to share our love of them with others. That’s why we’ve put together some answers to a few of the most frequently asked questions about mini labradoodles, so you can learn everything there is to know about this cuddly, adorable breed. What Is A Mini Labradoodle? A mini labradoodle is a mix between a labrador retriever and a miniature poodle, and it creates a small-medium sized dog with the trainability and temperament of a labrador retriever and the coat, intelligence, and trainability of a poodle. Their beautiful, calm temperament and high intelligence make mini labradoodles ideal candidates for therapy pets and service dogs for individuals with autism, PTSD, diabetes, and other disabilities. Frequently Asked Questions About Mini Labradoodles If you have any questions about our mini labradoodle puppies for sale, check to see if we’ve answered them for you right here. How big do they grow? A mini labradoodle will typically grow to 30-45cm in height and around 10-15kg in weight, so they stay relatively small. What kind of person is best suited to a mini labradoodle? Labradoodles love to play, and they can socialise well with other animals and people of all age groups, so they’re an ideal breed for a range of people and families. From elderly couples to families with small children, the mini labradoodle will fit right in. Do mini labradoodles shed? That all depends on their coat. If a mini labradoodle has a wool coat, the tight curls will catch any dander, fur, and dirt, thereby minimising shedding and reducing allergies. However, wool coats are high-maintenance and require brushing every day. Do mini labradoodles have a low-maintenance coat? It all depends on the type of coat your mini labradoodle has. Fleece and hair coats are very low maintenance, but wool coats are pretty high-maintenance. How active are mini labradoodles? They have a pretty moderate level of activity, and they enjoy 30-60 minutes of exercise per day as well as playtime and mental enrichment. You’ll also find that mini labradoodles love the water, so if you take your puppy to the beach, lake, or pool, they’ll love splashing around. Are there any health concerns we should keep an eye out for? Mini labradoodles are a crossbreed, so they have very diverse genetics making them less likely to develop genetic diseases. However, progressive rod-cone degeneration, Von Willebrand’s disease, and degenerative myelopathy are the primary genetic diseases in labradoodles. They may also develop hip or elbow dysplasia if over-exercised or overfed. Labradoodles have adorable long ears, but this means they are prone to dirty ears and ear infections, do their ears need to be checked regularly. Why do I have to wait until ten weeks to take my puppy home? From birth to 8 weeks, puppies benefit from valuable socialisation time with their siblings and mother. They aren’t ready to leave the mother before eight weeks, and removing them earlier can create behavioural issues such as anti-social behaviour, separation anxiety, and nervousness. Anyone advertising a mini labradoodle for sale before eight weeks old isn’t an ethical breeder, so be wary. How should I go about crate training? We get it; you want to cuddle your puppy every second of the day including at night. However, not crate training your puppy may be doing more harm than good. Puppies that aren’t crate trained don’t learn independence and may develop unhealthy attachments. We suggest introducing your puppy to their crate throughout their first day, enticing them with treats and making sure they associate the space with positivity. Open the crate door throughout the day, so your puppy can retreat to their safe space whenever they feel the need. Make sure your puppy has a separate area to go to the bathroom at night. Dogs don’t like sleeping in their own waste (and honestly, we don’t either!), so make sure their crate is large enough for a sleeping area and a toilet area. The first few nights, your puppy might cry a little bit, but they will gradually get used to sleeping on their own, and it’s far better for them in the long term. Where can I find a mini labradoodle for sale? If you’re looking for an Australian mini labradoodle for sale, you’ve come to the right place! Puppies Downunder are an ethical mini labradoodle breeder, and we take great pride in our high-quality breeding facilities and our commitment to providing a safe, comfortable home for our dogs. A Few Ideas To Help You Provide Mental Enrichment For Your Mini Labradoodle Puppy Some of the most frequently asked questions we receive pertain to keeping mini labradoodles entertained. They have incredibly high intelligence and need to be kept mentally stimulated; otherwise, they can become bored, stubborn, and destructive. So we’ve put together a few ideas to help you create mentally enriching activities for your mini labradoodle. Make them work for their food. Dogs with high intelligence love a challenge, and they love working for their food. You can either purchase puzzle or interactive feeders such as snuffle mats or Kong toys, or you can create your own DIY slow feeder bowl. We suggest having a few different puzzles in varying difficulty levels, so your puppy is always mentally stimulated at dinner time. Think of a retrieving game. The labrador retriever in your labradoodle will have an instinct to retrieve, and the poodle side will have an instinct to hunt, so try to incorporate these traits into games. Play a hide and seek game with toys and treats to let them use their natural instincts. Licking mats. Silicone licking mats are a fantastic way to keep your dog entertained. Smear some peanut butter, wet food, or baby food on the mat and pop it into the freezer. Once frozen, get it out and give it to your puppy to lick for a refreshing summer treat. Problem-solving toys. You can buy or make plenty of toys that encourage your puppy to solve a problem before receiving treats as a reward. For example, grab a muffin tray, some treats, and some tennis balls. Put treats in a couple of the openings and block them all with tennis balls. Your dog will need to snuffle and work out which balls have treats underneath. Another great DIY idea is to tie a milk carton to a string. Cut a slot in the bottle and fill it with food or treats, and let your dog bat it around to get the treats out. It’ll keep them busy for quite some time. Let your dog explore on your walks. Dogs who are allowed to sniff and explore on their walk are far more stimulated than dogs that just walk. If you’re trying to teach your puppy control and discipline, try creating a command for sniff time so they can explore for a little while and tire themselves out. If You’re Looking For A Mini Labradoodle For Sale In Australia, Choose Ethical Mini Labradoodle Breeder Puppies Downunder At Puppies Downunder, the health and wellbeing of our animals is our highest priority. Dogs are our passion, and we dedicate 24 hours a day, seven days a week to their care. We’re the experts in our field, and with over 45 years of experience in breeding, raising, and training dogs, you can rest assured that your puppy is coming from a place dedicated to its enrichment and care. We’re proud to say that Puppies Downunder is one of the only commercial dog breeders approved by the Minister for Agriculture due to our immensely high professionalism and ethical behaviour standards. In fact, we have the highest ethical standards of any dog breeder globally. We offer lifetime support for families adopting puppies from our facility, so you can always feel confident knowing we’re here for you. If you’re looking for an ethical mini labradoodle breeder, get in touch with the team at Puppies Downunder today. Labradoodle Puppy Mini Labradoodle Puppy

View our current Bordoodle Puppies available. Puppies Downunder are professional and ethical Victorian Government Approved dog breeders. We provide families and individuals with happy and healthy Bordoodle Puppies from our home to yours worldwide. F1B BORDOODLE PUPPIES FOR SALE 1300 757 019 DATE OF BIRTH 11 April 2026 READY FOR NEW HOMES 19 June 2026 $4,500 - $4850 EACH MALES AVAILABLE JOIN THE WAITING LIST WAITING LIST MEET THE PARENTS DNA Tested with all clear results WhatsApp Image 2025-01-08 at 18.59.29_a4c74775 WhatsApp Image 2025-01-08 at 18.59.29_a4c74775 1/1 CALYPSO Sex: Female Breed: Bordoodle Colour: Merle Height: 40 cm Weight: 10 kg Matt Mini Poodle Matt Mini Poodle 1/1 MATT Sex: Female Breed: Bordoodle Colour: Red Height: 36 cm Weight: 5 kg WANT TO KNOW MORE? Click the link below to find out what you get when you purchase your puppy, our transport services, optional extras, payment options and more. Learn More

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View our Dams. Puppies Downunder are professional and ethical Victorian Government Approved Oodle breeders. We provide happy and healthy Oodle puppies from our home to yours worldwide. OUR DAMS AUSSIEDOODLES CAVOODLES MINI LABRADOODLES SPOODLES GROODLES BORDER COLLIES KING CHARLES CAVALIERS POODLES COCKER SPANIELS AUSSIEGROODLES BORDOODLES GOLDEN RETRIEVERS GOLDEN RETRIEVERS GOLDEN RETRIEVERS LIBRA Libra Female Golden Retriever Libra Female Golden Retriever 1/1 COLOUR: Golden HEIGHT: 50 cm WEIGHT: 26 Kg Aussiedoodles AUSSIEDOODLES KOALA Koala - Aussiedoodle Dam Koala - Aussiedoodle Dam Koala - Aussiedoodle Dam Koala - Aussiedoodle Dam 1/5 COLOUR: Merle HEIGHT: 42 cm WEIGHT: 12 Kg VELMA Velma Aussiedoodle Dam Velma Aussiedoodle Velma Female Aussiedoodle Dam Velma Aussiedoodle Dam 1/6 COLOUR: Black and Tan HEIGHT: 46 cm WEIGHT: 15.9 Kg HILDA Hilda the Aussiegroodle Dam Female Aussiegroodle Hilda Aussiegroodle Dam - Hilda Hilda the Aussiegroodle Dam 1/5 COLOUR: Brindle HEIGHT: 42 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg AUSSIEGROODLE LOTTIE Female Aussiedoodle Lottie Lottie Female Aussiedoodle Dam - Lottie Female Aussiedoodle Lottie 1/7 COLOUR: Merle HEIGHT: 39 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg VANESSA Vanessa Aussiedoodle Dam Vanessa Female Aussiedoodle Vanessa Aussiedoodle Dam 1/2 COLOUR: Apricot HEIGHT: 39 cm WEIGHT: 13.5 Kg ELMA Elma Female Aussiedoodle Dam Elma Female Aussiedoodle Dam 1/1 COLOUR: Black and Tan HEIGHT: 40 cm WEIGHT: 10.5 Kg JESSIE Jessie the Aussiedoodle Dam Aussiedoodle Female - Jessie Female Aussiedoodle Jessie Jessie the Aussiedoodle Dam 1/7 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 44 cm WEIGHT: 11 Kg GABBY Gabby Aussiedoodle Dam Gabby Aussiedoodle Dam Gabby Aussiedoodle Dam Gabby Aussiedoodle Dam 1/11 COLOUR: Merle HEIGHT: 39 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg ABBY Abby Abby Aussiedoodle Aussiedoodle Dam Abby Abby 1/3 COLOUR: Black & Tan HEIGHT: 40 cm WEIGHT: 9 Kg Aussiegroodles AUSSIEGROODLES TILDA IMG-20250617-WA0060 IMG-20250617-WA0054 IMG-20250617-WA0062 IMG-20250617-WA0060 1/4 COLOUR: Apricot HEIGHT: 44 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg ABBY Abby Abby 1/1 COLOUR: Merle HEIGHT: 40 cm WEIGHT: 9 Kg HILDA Hilda the Aussiegroodle Dam Female Aussiegroodle Hilda Aussiegroodle Dam - Hilda Hilda the Aussiegroodle Dam 1/5 COLOUR: Brindle HEIGHT: 42 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg SOPHIE Sophie Aussiegroodle Dam_edited Sophie Aussiegroodle Dam_edited 1/1 COLOUR: Merle HEIGHT: 45 cm WEIGHT: 13 Kg Bordoodle BORDOODLES CALYPSO CALYPSO CALYPSO CALYPSO 1/2 COLOUR: Merle HEIGHT: 40 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg MINTY Minty Bordoodle Dam Minty Bordoodle Dam 1/1 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 40 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg Border BORDER COLLIES EVA Eva Border Collie2 Eva2 Eva Border Collie1 Eva Border Collie2 1/8 COLOUR: Red and White HEIGHT: 48 cm WEIGHT: 17 Kg RHIANNA Rhianna Border Collie Dam Rhianna Border Collie Dam 1/1 COLOUR: Red and White HEIGHT: 44 cm WEIGHT: 16 Kg Cavool CAVOODLES COOKIE Cookie4 Cookie5 Cookie3 Cookie4 1/6 COLOUR: Black and White HEIGHT: 35 cm WEIGHT: 7 Kg PAMBULA Pambula Cavoodle Pambula Cavoodle 1/1 COLOUR: Red and White HEIGHT: 34 cm WEIGHT: 7 Kg GENNIFER FLOWERS Gennifer Flowers Cavoodle Dam Gennifer Flowers Cavoodle Dam Gennifer Flowers Cavoodle Dam Gennifer Flowers Cavoodle Dam 1/3 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 30 cm WEIGHT: 6.2 Kg PERICA Perica Cavoodle Dam Perica WhatsApp Image 2023-09-14 at 14.43.20 Perica Cavoodle Dam 1/3 COLOUR: Red and White HEIGHT: 32 cm WEIGHT: 9 Kg ANNIE Annie Cavoodle Annie Cavoodle Dam Annie Cavoodle 1/2 COLOUR: Red and White HEIGHT: 35 cm WEIGHT: 9.5 Kg Grood GROODLES PUFFIN Puffin Groodle Dam Puffin Puffin Groodle Dam 1/2 COLOUR: Light Golden HEIGHT: 41.5 cm WEIGHT: 16.5 kg YUKI Yuki Yuki 1/1 COLOUR: Light Golden HEIGHT: 37 cm WEIGHT: 10 kg VERA Vera Mini Groodle Dam Vera Dam Mini Groodle Vera Mini Groodle Vera Mini Groodle Dam 1/4 COLOUR: Light Golden HEIGHT: 45 cm WEIGHT: 16 Kg ISLA Isla Groodle Isla Female Groodle Isla Groodle Dam Isla Groodle 1/5 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 39.5 cm WEIGHT: 9 Kg DORA Dora Mini Groodle Dora Mini Groodle Dam Dora Mini Groodle 1/2 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 47 cm WEIGHT: 14 Kg GOLDIE Goldie Mini Groodle Dam_edited Goldie Mini Groodle Dam Goldie Mini Groodle Dam Goldie Mini Groodle Dam_edited 1/4 COLOUR: Golden HEIGHT: 40 cm WEIGHT: 13 kg COTTON Cotton Cotton - Groodle Cotton - Groodle Dam Cotton 1/3 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 51 cm WEIGHT: 20 Kg PEGGY Peggy Groodle Dam pic Peggy Groodle Dam pic 1/1 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 42 cm WEIGHT: 13 Kg NORA Nora Nora Mini Groodle Dam Nora 1/2 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 47 cm WEIGHT: 15 Kg CHINO WhatsApp Image 2024-04-18 at 11.33.54_f4cf4ecd WhatsApp Image 2024-04-18 at 11.33.55_ebf28900 WhatsApp Image 2024-04-18 at 11.33.53_6430044e WhatsApp Image 2024-04-18 at 11.33.54_f4cf4ecd 1/10 COLOUR: Red HEIGHT: 41 cm WEIGHT: 19 Kg King Charles Cavalers KING CHARLES CAVALIERS FINNY Finny Finny KCC Finny King Charles Cavalier Finny 1/3 COLOUR: Blenheim HEIGHT: 34 cm WEIGHT: 9 Kg MINDY Mindy King Charles Cavalier Dam_edited Mindy King Charles Cavalier Dam_edited 1/1 COLOUR: Blenheim HEIGHT: 36 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg MANDY Mandy KCC Mandy King Charles Cavalier Female Mandy King Charles Cavalier Dam Mandy KCC 1/4 COLOUR: Blenheim HEIGHT: 33 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg Labradoodles MINI LABRADOODLES TAYLOR SWIFT Taylor Swift Mini Labradoodle Dam Taylor Swift Mini Labradoodle Dam 1/1 COLOUR: White HEIGHT: 50 cm WEIGHT: 14 Kg Poodle POODLES TERRI Terri - Mini Poodle Dam Terri - Mini Poodle Dam Terri - Mini Poodle Dam Terri - Mini Poodle Dam 1/5 COLOUR: Red and Golden HEIGHT: 32 cm WEIGHT: 7 Kg MINI THEODORA Theodora - Standard Poodle Dam Theodora - Standard Poodle Dam 1/1 COLOUR: Red H EIGHT: 50 cm WEIGHT: 17.5 Kg STANDARD JAFFLE Jaffle Female Toy Poodle Jaffle Jaffle Female Toy Poodle 1/2 COLOUR: Red H EIGHT: 28 cm WEIGHT: 5 Kg TOY KIM KARDASHIAN Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle Kim Kardashian Female Medium Poodle 1/3 COLOUR: Red H EIGHT: 42 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg MEDIUM Spoodle SPOODLES PRIN Prin - Apricot Spoodle Prin - Apricot Spoodle 1/1 COLOUR: Apricot HEIGHT: 36 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg DORIS Doris Spoodle Dam Doris Spoodle Doris Doris Spoodle Dam 1/4 COLOUR: Red and White HEIGHT: 40 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg COCKER SPANIELS cOCKER POSSUM Possum Cocker Spaniel (2) Possum Cocker Spaniel4 Possum Cocker Spaniel Possum Cocker Spaniel (2) 1/3 COLOUR: Red and White HEIGHT: 36 cm WEIGHT: 10 Kg MYLA Myla Female Cocker Spaniel Myla Female Cocker Spaniel. Myla Female Cocker Spaniel 1/2 COLOUR: Blue Roan and Tan HEIGHT: 30 cm WEIGHT: 9 Kg MACY Macy Cocker Spaniel Dam Macy Cocker Spaniel Dam 1/1 COLOUR: Tri Roan & White HEIGHT: 30 cm WEIGHT: 8 Kg PUPPIES FOR SALE View Our Current Litters Aussiedoodle Puppy Female Aussiedoodle Puppy for Sale Aussiedoodle Puppy Female Aussiedoodle Puppy for Sale 1/1

Puppies Downunder provides optional extras when you purchase your puppy. Find out more. OPTIONAL EXTRAS EpiOtic Ear Cleanser 500ml - $35 each EpiOtic For ear cleansing or for the management or prevention of otitis externa in dogs. A gentle, pH balanced ear cleanser which aids in the removal of wax and reduces odour Kills and inhibits the growth of infectious agents associated with otitis externa Facilitates the delivery of prescribed ear medications Proven microbicidal action against Australian clinical isolates, including MRSP Pawsom Barkery Chicken Jerky 50g - $6 - SOLD OUT 100g - $11 pAWSOM Homemade treats are all handmade fresh with natural ingredients including fresh fruits and vegetables. 20 Kg Variety Shapes Puppy Buscuits $100 variety Variety Shapes 20kg Dog Food is a high-quality, nutritious, dog food that is designed to keep your furry friend healthy and happy. Made with a variety of high-quality ingredients, this dog food offers a unique combination of shapes and sizes to keep your dog engaged and excited at mealtime. Medium Sized Crate $110 Provide a cozy and secure space for your puppy while traveling with this convenient pet crate. Medium Crate Product Details: Material: Coating: Molding powder Cage: Steel Base tray: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) Handle: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) Dimensions Size: Assembled size: 57 cm (H) x 53 cm (W) x 76 cm (L) Box dimesnsions: 57 cm (H) x 80cm (W) 9 cm (L ) Colour: Black Features: Provides a den or safe haven for your pe Can be used for pet containment during travel Foldable Additional Information: Warning: Always ensure that your pet has access to water. Suitable for small puppies only. Please follow usage instructions carefully for safety. Durable Puppy Enclosure $125 Create a secure and comfortable environment for your puppy with this Durable Puppy Enclosure. Perfect for indoor or outdoor use, this enclosure provides your puppy with the freedom to explore while keeping them safe and protected. enclosure Product Details: Material: Stick with black moulding powder Dimensions Size: Assembled size: 61 cm (H) x 146 cm (W) x 146 cm (D) Panel Size: 61 cm (H) x 58 cm (W) Product weight: 7.5 kg Colour: Black Features: Always ensure that there is water available for your pet Ideal for puppies, providing a secure play space. Includes stakes for easy securing in the ground, preventing movement. Outdoor-friendly, perfect for letting your pets enjoy the fresh air Additional Information: Warning: Always ensure that your pet has access to water. Suitable for small puppies only. Please follow usage instructions carefully for safety. Long Car Tether – Safe and Convenient Travel for Your Puppy SOLD OUT Take your furry companion along for the ride with this Long Car Tether, designed to keep your puppy secure while you focus on the road. This versatile tether is adjustable, multi-functional, and ensures a comfortable experience for both you and your puppy. Product Details: Dimensions/Size: 74cm-110cm (L) x 2.5cm (W) Material: Main harness body: Durable polyester Hook: Zinc alloy O-ring: Iron Main buckle, slider, and loop: Sturdy polyoxymethylene (POM) Colour: Classic black Features: Adjustable length for a tailored fit. Restrains your dog safely during car rides. Doubles as a cafe leash for added functionality. Durable metal swivel collar attachment for secure and tangle-free use. Designed for use with a harness for optimal safety. Easy-to-use clip-on clasp for quick setup. Tether Car Seat Puppy Car Seat – Comfort and Protection for your Ride SOLD OUT Provide your puppy with a safe and comfortable ride while protecting your car seats from dirt and scratches with this Puppy Car Seat. Product Details: Dimensions/Size: 24cm (H) x 40cm (W) x 21cm (D) Material: Outer cover, seat pad cover and seat pad filling: Polyester Outer cover filling: Polyester and polyurethane (PU) Colour: Classic black Maximum weight capacity: 6 kg Colour: Grey Features: Allows your dog to travel with you in comfort 2 way base attachment onto centre console Carry handle and side pockets For small animals only Built in internal clip Puppy Carrier This foldable carrier features mesh windows for ventilation, making it an excellent option for carrying your puppy comfortably. Product Details: Material: Polyester, polyethylene (PE), nylon and zinc alloy Dimensions/Size: Assembled: 30cm (H) x 46cm (W) x 30cm (D) Disassembled: 4cm (H) x 44cm (W) x 34cm (D) Colour: Black Maximum weight capacity: 10 kg Product weight: 1.1kg Colour: Black Features: Folds flat for easy storage Lightweight and portable making it the perfect accessory Foldable Carry handle and shoulder strap Mesh windows to assist with airflow Puppy Carrier – Ventilated Comfort on the Go $44 Additional Information: Note: For your pet's safety, inspect regularly and remove if damaged. short tether Enjoy your car journey with your puppy in tow by using our car tether to keep your puppy safe. Product Details: Dimensions/Size: 40-60cm (L) x 2.5cm (W) Material: Sturdy stick with black moulding powder for durability Colour: Classic black Features: Keep your puppy safe when travelling by tethering their leads to this Nylon, iron with chrome coating and polyoxymethylene (POM) Adjustable strap Lobster clasp Short Car Tether – Safe and Convenient Travel for Your Pet $10

Trainee Animal Attendant Paityn Draper Paityn Draper is the newest member of the Puppies Downunder team, joining us as a Trainee Animal Attendant. Paityn is undertaking hands on training while developing the practical skills and knowledge required to support the daily care, wellbeing and development of our puppies and adult dogs. In her role, Paityn assists with routine animal care tasks including cleaning and maintaining living areas, preparing meals, monitoring health and behaviour, and supporting enrichment and socialisation activities. She works closely with senior animal attendants and supervisors to learn best practice animal husbandry, hygiene protocols and welfare standards in line with regulatory requirements and Puppies Downunder’s ethical breeding values. Paityn is passionate about animal wellbeing and is committed to learning how to provide calm, consistent and compassionate care in a structured breeding environment. As a trainee, she is developing strong foundations in observation, responsibility and teamwork, while contributing positively to the daily operations of Puppies Downunder. Her role supports our commitment to raising healthy, well adjusted puppies and maintaining high standards of care across all stages of development.

Customer Service and Compliance Co-ordinator Maddison Ohlson Maddison Ohlson is the Customer Services and Compliance Coordinator at Puppies Downunder, with a dynamic role spanning customer communication, regulatory compliance, animal care and office operations. Maddison manages customer communication and oversees key compliance processes, including microchip transfers, electronic lodgements and updates to health management plans. She supports office administration and record keeping to ensure documentation remains accurate, organised and compliant. Working hands on in the nursery and across weekends, Maddison assists with daily animal care, including heat checks, whelping support and care of mother dogs. Her responsibilities include bottle feeding, grooming and monitoring the development and wellbeing of puppies and adult dogs. She routinely checks ears, teeth and general health, reporting any concerns promptly. Maddison also coordinates puppy enrichment activities and photography, supporting early socialisation and development. In addition, she is Puppies Downunder’s social media superstar, bringing the day to day life of the business to the wider community through engaging content that showcases animal care, education and behind the scenes moments. Through her combined focus on communication, compliance, animal welfare and content creation, Maddison plays a key role in maintaining high standards, transparency and connection across Puppies Downunder.