Title:

Defining a Purebred Australian Labradoodle

Description:

The actual definition of a purebred dog was created in 1852 with the publication of that year's Merriam-Webster dictionary publication and means that a dog is a member of a recognized breed and does not have a mixture of other influences over many generations. The foundation of Australian labradoodles as a purebred dog requires that two Australian labradoodles have been bred throughout four consecutive mating which will result in a purebred version of the dog. The application of the purebred guidelines is very strict and it has not been the case that most puppy mills are adhering to such standards.