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On January 11th Princess Belle gave birth to these beautiful babies. Prince Aladdin is their Dad. Princess Belle is our largest dog - she is a full sized medium. She is about 19 inches tall and weighs 35 pounds.
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These puppies are $2250 each. Their parents are both multi-generational Australian Labradoodles. These puppies can trace their heritage back to Rutland Manor and Tegan Park.
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They have been spayed or neutered and microchipped with the new microchip that is good in both North America and Europe.
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This is Charlie. He is one of the largest of the litter and is as friendly as can be. When his tail wags his entire body joins in. He is very excited to be here. He is interested in absolutely everything that is going on around him. He will be a great hiking companion.
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Peanut is one of the smallest in the litter. He will probably end up weighing around 30 pounds. We were going to name this litter after the comic strip Peanuts, but when I was naming him I said "you are as cute as a peanut," and thus his name. When he is picked up, he snuggles right in. He has quieter ways about him. He likes to observe before he jumps in.
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Peggy Sue was suppose to be named Peggy Jean after the character in the Peanut's comic strip, but the vet put the wrong name down when she was in to be spayed. I love this secon picture of her because it shows her personality. Playful and mischievous. You can just see the glint in her eye. She is a lot of fun.
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This is Lucy. She is one of the largest in the litter and the largest girl. The is one girl who is happy to be alive. She is the first to greet you in the morning. She and Charlie are very much alike. They are both friendly and curious and playful. She thinks this world is a wonderful place.
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Sally is the smallest of the litter. What she lacks in size, she makes up for in personality. Whether it be a game of chase, a tug-of-war match, or naptime, she does it with her whole heart. She isa content puppy.
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