Welcome to West Valley Labradoodles LLC!

We are a small family-run licensed breeder based in Auburn, Washington.
We breed mini and medium Multigenerational Australian Labradoodles.
Our dogs are beloved family members who enjoy daily life with children, visitors, and real-world experiences. We are committed to ethical and responsible breeding that prioritizes health, temperament, and happiness for your family. By adhering to the guidelines of the Australian Labradoodle Association Club of America (ALAA), we strive to ensure high-quality breeding practices.
Our breeding dogs are carefully selected, DNA profiled, and health tested, with each puppy coming with a 2-year genetic health guarantee.

Our puppies are raised inside our home with lots of love. From the moment they are born, they grow up immersed in everyday family life. From handling by people, exposed to children, adults, and common household sounds. Your puppy will be ready to adapt beautifully for a busy household or anywhere in between.
We follow a few early learning protocols like Puppy Culture and Badass Breeder, which gives the puppies a good foundation to building confidence and social skills form the start. At 8 weeks the work isn't finished and that's when the puppies should continue to be socialized in a safe manner taking precaution, before all of the vaccines are completed. We are here to help and guide you through it all. 

What is an Australian Labradoodle

An Australian Labradoodle is a mix of Poodle, Labrador and Cocker Spaniel. Australian Labradoodles are a purpose-bred companion and service dog originally developed in the 1980's in Australia to combine intelligence, a friendly temperament, and a low-shedding coat that's easier for families with allergies.
The Australian labradoodles are multigenerational meaning several generations of selective breeding for predictable consistent traits in health, coat, size, and temperament. 
They are know for being intelligent, sociable, trainable, and affectionate, and adapt well to families, therapy work, and people of all ages.
Their coats can vary from wavy to curly, fleece or wool, and generally shed less  than traditional breeds, though grooming and maintenance are still important.