Generally, a Labradoodle puppy would cost anywhere from $500 to $2,500.

The cost of a Labradoodle is going to range anywhere from $500 to $4000 depending upon whether you buy, adopt, or rescue a Labradoodle. The typical cost of a Labradoodle puppy from a reputable breeder is going to be roughly $1,500 to $2,000.

It is also essential to make sure you can afford it. On average, a Labradoodle pup will cost you $1,500-$2,000. This could be much less if you get your puppy from a rescue, and much more if you go for a reputable breeder or for a special type of Labradoodle such as one of the small breeds.

My top 3 picks for the Best Labradoodle Generations are:

• F1B Labradoodle: 25% Labrador Retriever and 75% Poodle.
• F1BB Labradoodle: 12.5% Labrador Retriever and 87.5% Poodle.
• F2B Labradoodle: 37.5% Labrador Retriever and 62.5% Poodle.

Over time, your dog’s weight may fluctuate, but on average female Labradoodles will always be slightly smaller than male Labradoodles. If you are certain you want a larger dog, it might be best to opt for a male Labradoodle, whereas if you prefer a smaller dog, a female Labradoodle might work better for your needs.

Most Popular Labradoodle Colors

1. Black Labradoodle. The Black Labradoodle is the most unsurprising color.
2. Chocolate Labradoodle. The Chocolate Labradoodle is somewhat rarer than the black one but is still easily found worldwide.
3. White Labradoodle.
4. Red Labradoodle.
5. Silver Labradoodles.

In most cases, it’s better to pick an F1 Labradoodle over an F2 because they’re more predictable. You can’t be certain of the traits and appearance of an F2 because it’s a mix of two F1s. Experienced breeders don’t usually sell F2 Labradoodles because they are aware of this inherent randomness.

12 to 18 months

Labradoodles are largely a healthy breed, but they can have some health issues. Labradoodles can develop many of the same health issues that Labrador retrievers, standard poodles, and miniature poodles incur. Common issues affecting Labradoodles include eye problems, ear infections, and food allergies.

The easiest way to determine the coat type of a Labradoodle is to look at the fur around the face and muzzle. Labradoodles with muzzle fur that has crimps or waves will similarly have either wavy/shaggy or curly coats, although it is not possible to tell which until they’re older.

Labradoodles may develop health conditions common to both Labrador Retrievers and Poodles, especially if you aren’t cautious about whom you buy from. They include hip and elbow dysplasia, an eye disease called progressive retinal atrophy, and von Willebrand’s disease, a bleeding disorder.

The type of coat change is gradual. The puppy coat transition for most Labradoodles will not be noticed by the owners. It typically occurs around 10-12 months of age. Spend a little extra time brushing out the coat at this time.

In the end, Labradoodles have a natural tendency to bark. Without proper training, Labradoodles will bark. But, Labradoodles are also highly intelligent and can quickly learn when training something new. So, barking is very much preventable and you will be able to have a Labradoodle with great barking manners.

Labradoodle biting is a recognized problem among pet owners. They can be worse than other breeds when it comes to gnawing, ripping, chewing, and ruining things in your home. In severe cases, your Labradoodle might even bite you or other humans.