English Manor Labradoodles Reviews

Gus's Birthday and Parents is on the first page of your contract. You called me 2 years ago and asked who your dog was by, I would not be able to recall because we are Not Hobby breeders having a litter once ever 5 years. We do not allow our puppies to leave until they are 9 weeks or older , we honor our depositors color and gender preferences Black is least wanted that is why he was available, Why are you referring to your dog as a Leftover? Why are you complaining about cost of grooming? And why are you claiming we do not do health testing? Both of your dogs Parents were fully Health tested, we have health tested 4 generations of our Breeding Program cost $35,000 our dogs have fantastic scores. Breeders cannot test for CCL nor Cushing's because Genetic markers have not been found, CCL is a sports injury, Cushing's is linked to Obesity in dogs. You won Championships with him, these sports increase risk of CCL and 50% of dogs that tear the CCL tear the other one , In your text " Gus is a hard working Obedience dog" possible correlation . We require our buyers to "Prep for puppy" it is on my website to ensure a safe and smooth transition, in the event a buyer has not gotten the food we have always sent them home with food. Page 4 section 6 of our contract Clearly states our NO DOGS IN SHELTERS POLICY and that you are not allowed to rehome the dog without our Consent. We take back the dog if ever there were an issue you could not keep the dog. Our price point for our dogs reflects our investment into our Breeding program as well as current Vet care and Premium dog Food prices. We have purchased some of the BEST ALD's in the World. Our Very first Breeding female the foundation to our program came to us from Australia with a purchase price just shy of $20,000 Bradley the Sire of Gus was a $25,000 purchase. He is Currently 15 years old Perfectly Healthy and still jumping 6 ft fences at a stand still. We have spent $35,000 in health testing 4 generation of our breeding program. In the ALD world we are considered to be one of the strictest and best breeding programs in America today. We were against some of the Decisions certain breed Associations made regarding the ALD's and stood firmly against infusions. We are dedicated to the preservation of the Authentic Australian Labradoodles and highly concerned for it's future. This is why the Former (now retired) President of the ALCA our Parent Association held back advertising one of her Last breeding studs from her program and graciously gave us Terms so that he can be utilized in our breeding program because she knows the value of my lines and our understanding of the Authentic Australian Labradoodle and that he is the PERFECT complement to our program in keeping with the TRUE Authentic lines. We will be making monthly payments on him for the next year.
Contributions to the Breed that English Manor has made:
We helped with the creation of the Black color within the breed.
We helped with the development of Wavy fleece coats as all the original Dogs sent to America were of the wool coated variety, and the breed was to have a lower maintenance coat.
We helped with the development of a stockier build as we were still working on getting out the slender Poodle body
We helped Continue and preserve the Phenomenal Therapy temperaments by NOT infusing other breeds into our line when this was taking place in the Breed. Breeders then had to purchase OUR dogs to then correct there Lines.
WE also offer lifetime support for anyone that purchases a dog from us always have. We also have social media were Many of our clients keep in touch with us.

Thanks Bibi!

Thanks so Much Kevin!, maintaining this lines Temperament is our number one priority

Jeryleen,
Im Sorry you have such a Horrendous impression of us but it's your impression and far from the truth. We have been breeders of Authentic Australian Labradoodles from the very beginning of this breeds importation into USA at which time there was NO organizations for the breed. We studied diligently about the current trend in Labradoodle breeding and instead of going out and buying a lab and breeding it to a poodle a possible $2500 investment we went with the investment of the $15,000 -$25,000 Australian labradoodle being imported into the US from Rutland Manner. We are now considered one of the founding breeders here in the US with some of the most coveted bloodlines within the breed. There is semen frozen in vaults that most breeders will not sell to other breeders and my Breeding females because of there lineage are approved for breeding rights. One of these breeding's is about to happen and likely all the resulting pups will only be sold to other breeders and not offered to the public to preserve these incredible lines and there wonderful temperaments. I never stated to you on the phone we were members of the ALAA. We were members in the beginning (18 years ago) but many fights, battles and votes about breeding strategies for the ALAA were being hashed out. Standards for the ALAA were being voted upon. We believed in not diverting in anyway from Rutland Manners Bloodlines and we were Against the introduction of any American labradoodle influences into the lines. Certain things were voted on and adopted that we disagreed with so we gracefully faded away from the ALAA. I explain this to anyone that's asks I would never lie about that. The specific older puppy you purchased was not sold to you as " Trained for Therapy" IN which case he would of been a $20,000 dog, We offer crate training, Potty training, and house training. We were selling him as " Potty trained" Yes all our dogs are suitable for Therapy work and are affectionate they are bred to have very submissive personalities and approach new scary things in there environment gently and submissively. Other breeds when scared of a new environment might lash out and bite. This breed will retreat. They are bred to tolerate and not lash out say if a child with down syndrome was to bite the dog the dog is not to defend itself. Not only was your dog groomed he had been groomed and bathed multiple times that week and bathed in a tub with warm water in our home with flea and tick shampoo's because we had other people come and view him that week. He was also bathed the day you picked him up. We get $5500 for our Potty trained dogs but this was during Covid and we were prioritizing people that were suffering with mental distress and so we talked the other parties willing to give us $5500 into waiting so we could get this dog into your hands. Shivering is a stress response to being bathed and blown dry washing dogs does stress them out. He was still only a puppy. He would not of been covered with fleas simply because he had been bathed multiple times, soap kills fleas. However sometimes our dogs do have fleas we make sure our dogs go outside multiple times per day and they pick up fleas in the yard. We fight fleas with all natural products and manage fleas the best we can we avoid the chemicals that annihilate fleas because they seem to be annihilating dogs as well ,Cancers and seizures mainly are caused by these products. After 18 years of breeding if you question my care of our puppies your can call Cornell University and ask them to tell you about the story of Buddy and what lengths and money as breeders we went to safe the life of that Puppy. BUDDY is a resident at Cornell University because one of the Nurses fell in love him and we could not separate the two. Your Puppies original fearful reaction to going home is a typical response for a breed that's been bred to be SUPER Submissive lowkey and Gentle. You can doubt everything you said here, that's the truth.