The Reservation Fee...

The Reservation fee should be sent to Signature Labradoodles for the amount of $500. You can also pay by using the PAYPAL buttons below. If using PAYPAL, there are additional charges based on fees we are charged by PAYPAL. Once your application is received and approved and your reservation fee is received, the money will be used to hold your spot for a puppy based on what you are looking for. The remaining balance is due when the puppy is six weeks old to hold your spot on the current list.

IMPORTANT: If after you have sent in your reservation fee you choose not to go through with your plans to purchase a puppy from Signature Labradoodles, the reservation fee will NOT be refunded. We do this because potential new customers sometimes make decisions to adopt puppies from other breeders if our slots are pre sold. Backing out of a sale at the last minute can cost us the sale of the puppy and include additional advertising fees and boarding costs until we find a new home. If you cannot take a puppy for any reason in your original slot, we will help you to find another litter of puppies within the next 2 years to utilize the reservation fee. After that time, your spot and reservation fee will be forfeited.

Final Payment and Shipping payment

We ask that final payments for a reserved puppy are made at 6 weeks of age. This allows us to make the final decisions for our puppy picks knowing that the puppy has been paid for in full. This also gives time for checks to clear. Once again, payment can be made by a personal check, or through PAYPAL.

We charge a $600 flat rate for our shipping costs for most of our customers. This cost covers the airfare, shipping crate, the required Vet check, and our time driving and expense bringing the puppy to the airport. We are happy to provide this service and look for the most direct flights possible.

All Payments that are mailed should be sent to:

Australian Labradoodle Association of America

The Australian Labradoodle Association of America (ALAA) protects the welfare of the Labradoodle and Australian Labradoodle breeds. The organization promotes responsible dog companionship by cataloguing helpful information about the breeds and by offering networking services to breeders and owners. As a leader in this effort, we are working to make a difference. The ALAA manages the largest database of Labradoodles and Australian Labradoodles in the world, with vital statistics for nearly 20,000 dogs and ancestral information for more than 25,000 dogs. Our membership grows daily, and we invite you to join us as we help to write the history of these incredible breeds.

Recommended Breeder

Since 2001, owners have found this site and placed their stories on it. We decided then as a group that we would only list Goldendoodle and Labradoodle breeders who met certain criteria. We wanted breeders who not only health tested, we looked for breeders who backed their puppies with owner-friendly health warranties and who earned a reputation for providing healthy puppies and treating people with professionalism. The breeders who are awarded this logo are tried and true, and come highly recommended by the owners of their dogs.