THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE LABRADOODLE AND THE AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG
DIFFERENCE 1 |
| LABRADOODLE: Labradoodle is the name popularized by the cross made by Wally Conron. AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG: Australian Cobberdog is the name to designate a pure breed Labradoodle. |
DIFFERENCE 2 |
| LABRADOODLE: The name references the cross between the Labrador and Poodle. AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG: The breed's name refers to its mission as a therapy dog. Cobberdog means dog-friend. |
DIFFERENCE 3 |
| LABRADOODLE: The Labradoodle is not a breed, its characteristics are unstable, and anyone can call their dogs Labradoodle. AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG: The Cobberdog is a pure breed with its own stable DNA stable, and only registered breeders who are members of the MDBA can issue Australian Cobberdog pedigrees. |
DIFFERENCE 4 |
| LABRADOODLE: The Labradoodle became popular, and many people started to breed them with no criteria other than aesthetics. AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG: Fundamental criteria for the breeding the Australian Cobberdog are the selection of a temperament suitable for a therapy and assistance dog, and a hypoallergenic coat. |
DIFFERENCE 5 |
| LABRADOODLE: The labradoodle was developed and mixed with more nervous breeds besides the Labrador and Poodle. This multigenerational cross was called the Australian Labradoodle. AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG: The Cobberdog was developed with a genetic diversity different from the Labradoodle's, in order to obtain a breed that maintained the Labradoodle's initial objective: to be the perfect therapy and assistance dog. |
DIFFERENCE 6 |
| LABRADOODLE: Labradoodle will never be an name accepted by pure breed registers, since it creates confusion by referring to the first cross of breeds, and there is no clear standard in existence to define it. AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG: The Australian Cobberdog is registered with the MDBA as a pure breed and has a unique breed standard and a stud registry of parentage. |
Australian Cobberdog puppies
These puppies have grown up with their mother and siblings, and are now ready to discover their new home. Their future family will share almost all of the puppy's first experiences: going out to the street, baths, meeting other dogs, meeting other animals... The whole world is new to them!
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN AN AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG PUPPY?
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Australian Cobberdog puppies in the learning phase
These puppies have already taken their first few steps outside on the street, and they've discovered that they love it! While on walks, they have met other dogs, they've become familiar with an urban setting and they're beginning to understand basic notions of what it means to walk with a lead, go up and down stairs and deal with harsh city sounds.
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Australian Cobberdog in final training
These dogs have grown up with excellent socialisation, so they have developed their ability to relate to any person or dog, enjoy taking walks with a lead, respond properly to their name, pay attention to the guide, and are taking their first steps in training, with simple exercises.
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WORLDWIDE HOME DELIVERY OF THE AUSTRALIAN COBBERDOG PUPPIES
It doesn’t matter how many kilometres separate you from our centre. We send our Australian Cobberdog puppies anywhere in the world. The only thing you have to do is to promise to love your puppy forever. This is why there are already many families around the world who enjoy the love of a DOGKING Australian Cobberdog.
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THE COBBERDOG IS THE DOG THAT ADAPTS TO YOUR LIFESTYLE
Companion dog |
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Therapy dog |
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WHO CAN HAVE
A COBBERDOG?
Anyone who commits to life-long care of one of our puppies is a perfect candidate for an Australian Cobberdog. Australian Cobberdogs are excellent companion dogs and have a very cheerful personality that matches up with anyone. Nonetheless, the Australian Cobberdog breed was developed to be hypoallergenic dogs with optimum qualities to do the work of a therapy dog or assistance dog. For this reason, DOGKING gives priority to all requests to acquire this breed from people or families where the dog will be able to carry out the function for which it was bred. In other words, families with a member who has special needs and/or allergies, and professionals that train the Australian Cobberdog to be a therapy or assistance dog have preference when it comes to acquiring one of our Australian Cobberdog puppies.AT WHAT AGE ARE
THE PUPPIES GIVEN?
The Australian Cobberdog puppies are given from our centre after the age of 9 weeks, or 14 weeks if they have to be sent to their new home by plane. We do not deliver our puppies before they turn 9 weeks of age, because they are not weaned until then. Weaning is the period when the puppies begin to abandon their diet based only on the mother's milk, which provides all the necessary antibodies for a healthy immune system and begin to try solid food. This starts at 5-6 weeks and should be a progressive change in diet until the puppy is 9 weeks old, and can leave its litter and begin to live with its family. For puppies who must travel by plane, they must have all of their vaccinations so they can be accepted on the flight, which means that they need to be at least 14 weeks old.
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