Yes, Australian Labradoodles are considered hypoallergenic because of their low-shedding coats. However, it's important to understand no dog is completely allergy-free including Labradoodles. Although their coats are less likely to trigger allergies through years of breeding, Australian Labradoodles still produce dander which can cause allergic reactions.
Australian Labradoodles minimally shed compared to other breeds. Regular grooming, brushing and trimming help to manage shedding. Another way to decrease allergens is by choosing backcross or multi-general Labradoodles.
Australian Labradoodles have 30+ years of multi-generational characteristics. Since the 1980s, Australian Labradoodles' coats have been improved to eliminate shedding or allergic reactions. For 25 years, the Labradoodle Corral has provided no-shed Australian Labradoodles, making our puppies perfect for allergen-sensitive homes
Australian Labradoodles have gained popularity for their affectionate temperament and allergy-friendly qualities. They are often a top choice for dog enthusiasts seeking a hypoallergenic, non-shedding companion. At the Labradoodle Corral, we have an excellent track record of breeding healthy dogs as close to hypoallergenic as possible, while adhering to ethical breeding practices.
Individual sensitivities vary, so some people may not react to a Labradoodle, while others might experience significant allergies. Consult your doctor and perform an allergen patch test before bringing a Labradoodle home.
For families with moderate to severe allergies, multi-generational Labradoodles are recommended. Our helpful staff will find you the perfect puppy with your specific allergies in mind. Please let us know your specific allergy needs, and we’ll assist you in finding the perfect puppy from our selection of available Labradoodles.