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Most people who visit our site are looking for the specific qualities inherent in this breed.
Trinity Oaks puppies offer the ideal breeding proportion in terms of intelligence,
temperament, personality, coat, and suitability for allergy sufferers. Many allergy sufferers
who have allergies, live comfortably with Trinity Oaks purely American Labradoodles.
Proper breeding is essential in producing healthy puppies. We breed only with our own
carefully selected unrelated dogs. While F1 Labradoodle puppies (50% Poodle and 50%
Labrador Retriever) are beautiful, sweet and adorable in their own right, we back-bred our
carefully selected F1 Labradoodle female with our carefully selected toy Poodle male to
produce Purely American F1B Florida Tiny Mini (Toy) Labradoodle breeder that is 75%
Poodle and 25% Labrador Retriever. He breeds with a carefully selected female F1B mini
Labradoodle to produce our Multigen American Labradoodle puppies. Unlike "Australian"
Labradoodles, there is no Cocker Spaniel or other third breed mixed into a Trinity Oaks
Toy Labradoodle. We have nothing against Cocker Spaniels or any other breed, we
simply insist upon maintaining the extraordinary intelligence of the purely American
Labradoodle by not infusing any breed purely for the sake of coat.
Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodle puppies are generally ready for new homes by eight to ten
weeks of age. Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles are easily house-trained as indicated by
our testimonials. Size, coat, and personality are more discernible by 10 to 12 weeks or
older. As a rule of thumb, at sixteen weeks you can make a pretty accurate determination
of adult size, as they will be half their adult size at sixteen weeks.
Final Color may not be fully determined for more than two years, especially with blacks
and sables. The temperament of neutered males and females is practically the same.
Nevertheless, individual puppies each have their own personality. Some can be more
playful, while others from the same litter can be more laid-back and calm.
Coats can range from smooth, to wavy, to curly, depending on genetic variables. While
the pups are 75% poodle and 25% Labrador by breeding, their genetic makeup can vary -
with some having more Labrador characteristics and some having more Poodle
characteristics. Those with fleecy or curly coats will require periodic clipping but will shed
little or none at all. Those with smooth or wavy coats are more likely to shed, but will
require little or no grooming. There is no way of knowing for sure whether or not a puppy
will or will not shed until at least 12 weeks of age. By twelve weeks, you can get a good
idea of how much pups will shed as grown dogs. Naturally, we can make no guarantees
regarding shedding.
Both males and females are equally easy to house-train, and equally intelligent and
personable. Most of our families tell us that house training takes a week or less.
Trinity Oaks provides regular veterinary checkups and vaccinations for our Toy
Labradoodle puppies, ensuring that our puppies keep their good health as they grow into
adult dogs. We do not pretend to be veterinarians and do NOT vaccinate our own dogs!
Our breeding program produces such high quality and loyal following that one of our
puppies' owners has even organized reunion parties for Trinity Oaks puppies and their
owners!
Adult weights of our Trinity Oaks Florida Toy Labradoodle puppies should vary from
about 15 pounds to about 20 pounds at 12" tall. Our adult female F1B Mini-Labradoodle
breeder is 17 lbs. Our F1B toy labradoodle stud weighs 14 pounds. Diet and exercise
play an important role in growth and development and Trinity Oaks cannot ever guarantee
sizes, nor can we forecast nor adult sizes until pups are 16 weeks.
Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles come in a variety of colors, including black, sable, apricot,
cream, and red. Our breeders include our 14 pound male F1B Labradoodle, and our 17
lb F1 Labradoodle female. Multigen Labradoodles must be regularly groomed by regular
brushing and clipping. Most owners choose to keep Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles
clipped. And as with poodles, all Trinity Oaks Florida Toy Labradoodles will need
regular removal of hair from their ears.
Many owners find Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles to be the perfect dogs for allergy
sufferers. But that can only be determined on a case-by-case basis. For that reason,
Trinity Oaks makes no guarrantees of the puppies regarding suitability for allergy
sufferers. We suggest you bring your allergy sufferer to our farm and we will bring one
pup at a time into your car for socialization to determine whether or not it has allergens
that will affect you. That has worked well for our clients, and none of our
allergy-suffering clients has yet had a reaction to any of our puppies.
Trinity Oaks puppies offer the ideal breeding proportion in terms of intelligence,
temperament, personality, coat, and suitability for allergy sufferers. Many allergy sufferers
who have allergies, live comfortably with Trinity Oaks purely American Labradoodles.
Proper breeding is essential in producing healthy puppies. We breed only with our own
carefully selected unrelated dogs. While F1 Labradoodle puppies (50% Poodle and 50%
Labrador Retriever) are beautiful, sweet and adorable in their own right, we back-bred our
carefully selected F1 Labradoodle female with our carefully selected toy Poodle male to
produce Purely American F1B Florida Tiny Mini (Toy) Labradoodle breeder that is 75%
Poodle and 25% Labrador Retriever. He breeds with a carefully selected female F1B mini
Labradoodle to produce our Multigen American Labradoodle puppies. Unlike "Australian"
Labradoodles, there is no Cocker Spaniel or other third breed mixed into a Trinity Oaks
Toy Labradoodle. We have nothing against Cocker Spaniels or any other breed, we
simply insist upon maintaining the extraordinary intelligence of the purely American
Labradoodle by not infusing any breed purely for the sake of coat.
Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodle puppies are generally ready for new homes by eight to ten
weeks of age. Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles are easily house-trained as indicated by
our testimonials. Size, coat, and personality are more discernible by 10 to 12 weeks or
older. As a rule of thumb, at sixteen weeks you can make a pretty accurate determination
of adult size, as they will be half their adult size at sixteen weeks.
Final Color may not be fully determined for more than two years, especially with blacks
and sables. The temperament of neutered males and females is practically the same.
Nevertheless, individual puppies each have their own personality. Some can be more
playful, while others from the same litter can be more laid-back and calm.
Coats can range from smooth, to wavy, to curly, depending on genetic variables. While
the pups are 75% poodle and 25% Labrador by breeding, their genetic makeup can vary -
with some having more Labrador characteristics and some having more Poodle
characteristics. Those with fleecy or curly coats will require periodic clipping but will shed
little or none at all. Those with smooth or wavy coats are more likely to shed, but will
require little or no grooming. There is no way of knowing for sure whether or not a puppy
will or will not shed until at least 12 weeks of age. By twelve weeks, you can get a good
idea of how much pups will shed as grown dogs. Naturally, we can make no guarantees
regarding shedding.
Both males and females are equally easy to house-train, and equally intelligent and
personable. Most of our families tell us that house training takes a week or less.
Trinity Oaks provides regular veterinary checkups and vaccinations for our Toy
Labradoodle puppies, ensuring that our puppies keep their good health as they grow into
adult dogs. We do not pretend to be veterinarians and do NOT vaccinate our own dogs!
Our breeding program produces such high quality and loyal following that one of our
puppies' owners has even organized reunion parties for Trinity Oaks puppies and their
owners!
Adult weights of our Trinity Oaks Florida Toy Labradoodle puppies should vary from
about 15 pounds to about 20 pounds at 12" tall. Our adult female F1B Mini-Labradoodle
breeder is 17 lbs. Our F1B toy labradoodle stud weighs 14 pounds. Diet and exercise
play an important role in growth and development and Trinity Oaks cannot ever guarantee
sizes, nor can we forecast nor adult sizes until pups are 16 weeks.
Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles come in a variety of colors, including black, sable, apricot,
cream, and red. Our breeders include our 14 pound male F1B Labradoodle, and our 17
lb F1 Labradoodle female. Multigen Labradoodles must be regularly groomed by regular
brushing and clipping. Most owners choose to keep Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles
clipped. And as with poodles, all Trinity Oaks Florida Toy Labradoodles will need
regular removal of hair from their ears.
Many owners find Trinity Oaks Toy Labradoodles to be the perfect dogs for allergy
sufferers. But that can only be determined on a case-by-case basis. For that reason,
Trinity Oaks makes no guarrantees of the puppies regarding suitability for allergy
sufferers. We suggest you bring your allergy sufferer to our farm and we will bring one
pup at a time into your car for socialization to determine whether or not it has allergens
that will affect you. That has worked well for our clients, and none of our
allergy-suffering clients has yet had a reaction to any of our puppies.
HIP DYSPLASIA :
Environmental conditions contribute to this crippling ailment. You
should never let your puppy climb up and down steps until he or she is
at least a year old. Puppy hips aren't ready for the trauma that
negotiating stairs can cause.
Environmental conditions contribute to this crippling ailment. You
should never let your puppy climb up and down steps until he or she is
at least a year old. Puppy hips aren't ready for the trauma that
negotiating stairs can cause.
| Bart, retired at home as our house pet! |
Florida Toy Labradoodle puppies: How and why
Trinity Oaks breeds Purely American Multigen Tiny
Mini Toy Labradoodle puppies.
Trinity Oaks breeds Purely American Multigen Tiny
Mini Toy Labradoodle puppies.
Florida Mini Labradoodle Puppies
FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS: Everyone has a favorite brand of dog food. We only insist that you feed a high
quality DRY dog food. Do NOT feed your Labradoodle canned food or table scraps. You WILL have health
problems if you do. Your vet will likely recommend a brand of dog food, and some vets sell dog food. We
presently feed our dogs Diamond Large Breed Puppy dry dog food and Diamond Large Breed 60+ to our adultt,
due to consistently high quality. We will supply you with enough of our dog food to transition your puppy to the
brand of your choice. Watch the puppy's poops regularly. If they are soft and yellow, you're feeding the pup too
much food.
quality DRY dog food. Do NOT feed your Labradoodle canned food or table scraps. You WILL have health
problems if you do. Your vet will likely recommend a brand of dog food, and some vets sell dog food. We
presently feed our dogs Diamond Large Breed Puppy dry dog food and Diamond Large Breed 60+ to our adultt,
due to consistently high quality. We will supply you with enough of our dog food to transition your puppy to the
brand of your choice. Watch the puppy's poops regularly. If they are soft and yellow, you're feeding the pup too
much food.
Trinity Oaks
Toy Labradoodles
Toy Labradoodles
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| Beware of puppy mills that constantly breed many breeds of dogs! We have only one litter per year and some years have none! Our breeders are retired early so they can enjoy life as a pet! Jessie had two litters and was retired. Annie had one and was retired. Shelby had one litter and was retired. Our dogs enjoy five acres of fenced land and Florida sunshine. We have over 40 years of experience breeding top quality dogs! |
Our sweet and beautiful breeders!
Bama, our 14
pound F1B
studmuffin
pound F1B
studmuffin
Holly our 17 pound
mommy sweetheart
mommy sweetheart