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Australian Labradoodles

Lysdoodles

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Schedule

Expected litters 2026-2027 :

 

Update 07/09/26:

REGISTRATION FOR A PUPPY IS CURRENTLY NOT POSSIBLE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

(We follow the rhythm of nature, which can sometimes be unpredictable. For this reason, we cannot answer questions about the timing of future litters.)

Litter Michelle and Roe

Expected winter 2026. All puppies have been reserved.

Litter Odette and Roe

Expected spring 2027

Waitlist is full 

 

who we are

Hello, I am Inge.

After working as a midwife for 20 years, I decided to follow my heart.

Since 2018, I have been certified and recognized by the flemish government as a breeder of Australian labradoodles. My husband Alex shares this passion, and together we manage Lysdoodles, with care. Our puppies are born in our home and prepared with lots of love for their first steps in the outside world. 

In addition, I have specialized in the coatcare and grooming of doodles. During my workshops, you will learn step by step, with simple and practical tips, how to ensure your dog looks fantactic yourself.

It's nice that you're here and welcome!

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ALAEU

Out of love and respect for our dogs we breed on a small scale and according to the rules of the ALAEU.  The ALAEU is a European association of breeders of the Australian Labradoodle. The main goal is to breed Australian Labradoodles with the best possible mental and physical health.  The welfare of the dog is paramount.

Health tests

From the age of 12 months, all our dogs, unless parentally cleared, are tested for hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, patellar luxation, PRA (progressive retinal atrophy), DM (degenerative myelopathy), improper coat and EIC (exercise induced collapse). In addition, each dog receives an annual, comprehensive eye test that is performed by an ECVO specialist.

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