Breeder of the Authentic Australian Labradoodle ~ A pure breed in development!
~ Located Near Wingham, On ~

Up Coming Puppies

the pups...

Being a small in-home breeder, we only raise 1-2 litters per year ~ Which enables us to devote our time to each litter individually. Giving both our mums and their pups our full attention. The imprinting and curriculum protocol that we have our puppies go thru is time consuming and each puppy deserves that individual time spent with them to help them build resiliency, confidence and appropriate curiosity within that as we help shape their little personalities in their stable and unstable traits.

This is where upcoming litters & available puppies will be announced.

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Little Marshmallow
Born August 27th, 2025 to Sunny & Gideon
Gender: Male
Coat: Curly Fleece, non-shedding
Current weight: 9lbs 
Expected adult size: 30-35lbs Standing 18.5-19" 
Has had first puppy vaccines and is microchipped.

This little guy has a unique story and one that has been heartbreaking for his mama (&us). At one week out from delivery, something went wrong with her progesterone dropping and she experienced a "late term abortion". Sadly though, for the rest of the litter, she also experienced uterine inertia (U.I.) and did not go into labor for them to be delivered in time. Thus, the rest past away in utero. They were a litter of six beautiful fully formed and developed puppies in total. In all the beautiful shades of apricot that I see in Sunny & Gideons ears. Light, medium and even a darker apricot. They were so pretty in their shades.
What happened?
Without warning, she came to me with one week to go and was experiencing stage one labor!!!! Within just a few hours, Little Marshmallow and the entire litter were born. He would be the only one to make it out in time. 
He and Sunny were both examined just days after and both found to be in perfect health. All blood tests on Sunny came back negative for any possible infection, virus, illness, etc. The fact all the pups were as perfect as little M had the reproductive vet stumped, but ultimately, the conclusion was that it was an unfortunate case of late term progesterone drop followed by U.I. Sunny is now being fully retired - we will not risk this happening to her again. But we are so thankful that her life was not in jeapardy that day, even though her puppies were. The easiest and simplest way one could describe it is, a late term miscarrage.
Through the heartache though, we still had little Marshmallow to pour our luv into and devote the next nine weeks to ensuring that even though he was the only one, he would receive the nessecary handling, curriculum, & socialization that he needed to thrive as a now "Singleton" puppy. 

If you've not been following along, his journey has been shared along the way on both our facebook and instagram pages.

Just gotta say, our pack is awesome!!!
Once his mama allowed it, when Little M was just 3 weeks old and his eyes now open, my other gals stepped up and desparately wanted to help "care" for him. At a time when puppies in a litter begin to explore each other, my gals Mocha, Daisy & Saoirse became his "littermates." While holding him safely in my arms, they would each come and take turns sniffing, licking, even bathing the business end lol. By week 5, he was in our main outdoor playspace with them during outside time,  playing and exploring right under their feet. Inside, under supervision, they played on the couch together.
He, and they, still get SO excited when I give the word its playtime together. Multiple times a day!!
Little M's littermates may not be the size he is, it may not be conventional, but he has had plenty of socialization thanks to them. Infact, he has learned to play with adult dogs MUCH sooner than what most puppies get to experience. There is value in that, learning from stable adult dogs proper dog to dog socialization. But our Saoirse does often get right down and play with him like a puppy too. (She does this with her own bubs as well - its so sweet to witness) 
When the litter was mostly lost back on that late August day, those who were on the reserve list all backed out but one. At nearly 8 weeks of age, they too for personal reasons of still grieving their previous dog, decided to back out.
Leaving us now looking for the perfect home for this special little puppy. 

Many have asked, will you not just keep him? Believe, I would love to! But our home is full of luv with our pack and this little guy deserves his very own humans to luv. If we can make that happen for him, we will do just that!
He is a pup that the temperament traits showed he's middle of the road, adaptable to many homes but will thrive with humans that luv to exlpore life just as much as he does. From an early age, his nose has been on the ground and exploring. When we head to the outdoor playspaces, he always, ALWAYS needs to have a good sniff around before any real play happens lol Being an only pup, he of course plays very well on his own too. Often, we think he is still asleep in the puppy den as its quiet, but then upon checking him, he's just quietly playing or patiently waiting for one of us to appear. Then he HAPPILY yips with glee for us to engage with him.
Now that he is ready for the next phase of life, the basics of puppy obedience training have started. And boy is this boy smart. In just a couple short sessions, he learned sit, down, stand, and even shake a paw and high five!!!! We'll be working on "stay" soon!
Little M's never been one to sit and cry about life, in fact, hes been that pup that just tries to figure out his own path. During "obstacle" work at a young age, he just figured out a different route that got him to the end spot, faster and easier. But then did go back thru the obstacle course, on his own, in a reverse pattern LOL. He sits and watches, observes life, humans, the other dogs. From this, he is learning. He is what we call, the "thinker" pup. A smarter puppy/dog. Which makes a wonderful companion. In many ways, he is alot like our Mocha Bear. Who is his Great Aunt and my #1 sidekick personally.
Little M is not a pushy pup, when it comes to personal space, he respects it. Yes, he likes to get close, but in a more "sit beside you" kind of way. But as he gets more comfortable with you, he will climb over you or into your lap. But unlike some puppies, he is not one to be climbing up on you and in your face right away. Again, much like his Auntie Mocha. But then, even his Mama Sunny can be this way too. Even though, we do call her our BIG Marshmallow for a reason, she loves her some belly rub time in arms too!

You can email us for more information on Little Marshmallow or fill out a puppy form to be contacted. ( can find that near the top of this page. )
If you call, please be prepared to leave a message as thanks to telemarketers, we now screen all incoming calls.

Spring/Summer 2026

Daisy

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Daisy & Gideon~Spring/Summer 2026~  
For medium/large medium sized Australian Labradoodles in shades of the apricot spectrum. With shaggy curly fleece coats that are non-shedding.
This pairing will be a first for Daisy & Gideon. 

1)Breeder - B
2) Julie
3) Janice
4) Pending
5) Open
6) Open

Gideon

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Fall/Winter 2026

Saoirse

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Saoirse & Jack ~Fall/Winter 2026/27~  
For large mini/small medium sized Australian Labradoodles in shades of the apricot spectrum through to chocolate. With wavy or curly fleece coats that are non-shedding.
This pairing will be a Saoirse and Jacks retirement litter. 
Reservation list is open
1)Breeder
2) Pending
3) Pending
4) Open
5) Open

Jack

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