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Puppies Available Now

We have Puppies!!
Please scroll down below and take a look at our December puppies ready to go home in February 2012. Molly's puppies arrived on December 15th (all are adopted) and Roxie's puppies arrived on Christmas Day with a few reservations available for that litter. Also take a look at our Upcoming Litters below due in March 2012. If you are interested in reserving a puppy from any of these litters, submit your Adoption Application online by clicking here. Puppies go home in the order deposits are received.

Scroll Down to see our recent arrivals ready for their forever homes in Feb and Litters expected to be born in March 2012 (to go home in May).

December Litter from our Roxie Moxie x Razzle Dazzle
Arrived on Christmas Day!
Our Moxie Roxie and her Beau Razzle Dazzle had 8 gorgeous puppies Christmas Day, ready to go to their forever homes February 2012. 3 Girls and 5 Boys. They will be Minis and small Mediums in size, colors of cream, chocolate, apricot/cream and black with wavy fleece coats.

Here they are at 7 weeks Old.
Only Three Reservations Available

Highlands Lil Charmer (AVAILABLE)
Cream Wavy Fleece Male

Highlands GlamORose (AVAILABLE)
Apricot Cream Curly Fleece Female

Highlands Zorro (AVAILABLE)
Black Wavy Fleece Male

Highlands Beckett (ADOPTED by a very happy Grace and Alex Orloff)
Cream/apricot wavy fleece male

Highlands Miss Me Lots (ADOPTED by Chris & family)
Chocolate Wavy Fleece Female

Highlands Buddy (ADOPTED BY PAM & FAMILY)
Cream Wavy Fleece Male

Highlands Bailey (ADOPTED BY SHERI EMMERT)
Cream Wavy Fleece Female

Highlands Inogoo (ADOPTED BY OLIVER & ALEX)
Chocolate Wavy Fleece Male

Congratulations to the Parents

Moxie Roxie

Razzle Dazzle

Molly x Blaze's Christmas Puppies have all been Adopted and will go to their new homes Feb. 2012
All 6 puppies are just gorgeous.   3 boys and 3 girls in Dark Caramel, red and Chocolate. All are Miniatures with Wavy Fleece coats.

Here they are at 7 Weeks old
Highlands Eli
Dark Caramel Wavy Fleece Male (Adopted by Amy and Scott)

Highlands Fortuna Rose
Dark Caramel Wavy Fleece Female (Adopted by Kristie E.)

Highlands Very Well Red "Reddy"
Wavy Fleece Red male (Adopted)

Highlands Bay
Chocolate Wavy Fleece Male (Adopted by Linda S.)

Highlands Duchess
Dark Caramel Wavy Fleece Female (Adopted)

Highlands Young Victoria
Chocolate Wavy Fleece Female (Adopted by Anna E.)

Congratulations to the Parents

Good Golly Miss Molly

Blaze

Upcoming Litters Anticipated in March 2012 (to go home in May)

March 2012 Litter from our Sweet Caroline and Cooper
Sweetie x Cooper's Puppies are expected early March 2012. They will be Cream and Chocolate Mediums with Wavy Fleece Coats.

Sweet Caroline "Sweetie"

Cooper

March 2012 Litter from our Glitter x Blaze We are very excited for this pairing.  Puppies shall arrive in March 2012. They are expected to have minis in caramel, chocolate and cream.

Glitter

Blaze

March 2012 Upcoming Litter with LucyxRazzleDazzle
We are excited to announce the upcoming honeymoon of our own Lucy Liu and RazzleDazzle. They are expected to have minis, caramel and chocolate wavy and curly fleece puppies in March 2012.

Lucy Liu

Razzle Dazzle

Fancy x Blaze's Puppies anticipated early March 2012. They will be chocolates, caramels and creams. All will be Minis with wavy and curly fleece coats.

Color me Fancy, "Fancy"

Blaze

If you are interested in puppies from our December 2011 and March 2012 litters and other future litters please submit your application online here.

How to care for your new Labradoodle puppy

When you pick up your puppy (here locally or at the airport) bring with you in your car some towels, bottled water, plastic bag for any poop scooping and your new pup's collar and leash.

Your puppy will be arriving in a crate with some kibble (a crate, if being shipped) so you may want to make sure she (I am using "she" as an example) goes potty once you arrive.   At this time it's important to show her lots of love and cuddling to get her used to you right away. Spend some time with her once you get home to get her used to her new environs and comfort her as she may feel strange her first day.

If you haven't yet done so, choose a vet and take her for a visit within the 72 hours of bringing your puppy home. As your puppy has recently been spayed/neutered, check the suture line daily for any swelling or red spots; if you see any, check with your vet.

Your new puppy does not need to bathe for a couple weeks until after her surgery has properly healed. Be careful when holding your puppy to make sure the suture line does not rip; it is recommended you hold her or pick her up very carefully in the first few weeks.

Training your new puppy is vital to a successful, long-term relationship you will have with your dog.   Since puppies don't train themselves, it does require some additional attention, time invested and patience in the first year of her life to make sure that the next 14 or so go smoothly for the entire family. We have read from many books and magazine articles and we continue to read from different sources so we recommend you do some reading (in advance of bringing your pup home) to get acquainted with what to expect.

The basics of training are to ensure your puppy goes "potty" on command and in a designated spot; eats the right amount at scheduled times; follows commands and obeys/listens to you.   Remember, you are in control so it's important that you do not relinquish that control.

Nick La Barrie
Highlands Australian Labradoodles
Parker, Colorado
720-851-9754
info@highlandsaustralianlabradoodles.com