About DoodleDogs
Who We Are and How We Started
DoodleDogs is a family business, founded in 2003 by Lisa Joyaa Rose (formerly Lisa Carson). As the first Australian Labradoodle breeders (UK), we are experts in all things doodle.
Lisa Joyaa Rose is a former food solicitor, who worked at some of the top law firms in the UK. After her first child developed asthma, she wanted to find a family dog that was hypoallergenic and asthma-friendly.
Based in Cardiff, but our doodles can be found with families across the UK. On our website and social media you will see families sharing videos/photos/updates.
Our Motivation
After some research into Australian Labradoodles, Lisa decided to go to Australia and see the dogs and thendDoodleDogs was born! 20+ years and 2 more kids later, Lisa is still passionate about ethical breeding practices and preserving the breed’s lines.
She has grown to be one of the most reputable labradoodle breeders in the world. As a result, we export puppies internationally and throughout the UK.
Initially breeding British and Australian Labradoodles, we now only breed Australian Cobberdogs. If you want to know the difference, see our four types of labradoodles blog post. We explain everything.
Ethics
Our aim is to breed happy, healthy puppies. Therefore, animal welfare is at the forefront of all our work. We check for over 30 genetic problems that are completely avoidable with proper screening.
Lisa also started her own dog food company, specifically catered towards doodles and cross-breeds. The food is grain-free, with no added chicken. In our experience, many doodles are intolerant to these two ingredients. We wanted to offer a healthy alternative. They also taste delicious!
Our Team
Since we’re a family business, we have a small but dedicated team. They work with us, constantly providing our dogs with excellent care. Lisa has four daughters who you are likely to see in the videos and photos. They all love dogs. So, if you have children, don't worry. Not only are Cobberdogs naturally gentle, but generally well-socialised and like to be touched.
We also have a cat, Sirius, who sometimes says hi. If you have other pets, we always recommend taking caution when introducing a new dog into the home. There's lots more info on our blog to help you.
Why Choose DoodleDogs As Your Cobberdog Breeder
Our Core Principles
Here at DoodleDogs, we are passionate about ensuring all our puppies are happy and healthy. We have three core principles that we breed from:
- Selection - When breeding any type of animal, it’s vital to get the right bloodlines and parent combination. It minimises the risk of inbreeding. It’s also essential that we match our puppies with the right family. Before adopting from us, we make sure: 1. you're ready to adopt 2. the puppy will fit into your life.
- Science - We use the latest DNA tests for hereditary disease screening. When pups enrol in our training program, we also use clicker training techniques. It's proven to be a ethical, effective and easy way for new owners to continue their training after adoption.
- Service - We take pride in providing a professional and friendly adoption process. To answer any questions you have, we created a free resource centre. It’s important to us that every new dog owner is properly equipped. Not just with the right tools, but also the knowledge to care for a dog.
Registered MDBA Cobberdog Breeder
We are registered Cobberdog breeders. All our Australian Cobberdogs are MDBA approved. Our membership number is 17619. Please contact the MDBA vie email: info@mdba.net.au to verify our membership if you wish to check.
International Exports
What if you live outside the UK? We can help! We’ve exported dogs worldwide. Familiar with most countries’ regulations, we can provide:
- A courier
- Passport and specific documents
- Relevant vaccinations
Depending on where you are, these requirements can vary. We'll ensure all paperwork is ready, and your dog arrives safely. For more info, check out our International Adoptions and our Export Procedures.
Partly Trained Puppy
Are you looking for a puppy, but too busy to commit to an 8-week old? A partly-trained puppy might be the answer. All our pups enrol into our training program at 12 weeks old. They will continue to learn until adoption. If you’d like to know more, check out our trained Labradoodle videos.
