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Cobberdogs Vs Labradoodles

An Australian Cobberdog is NOT an Australian Labradoodle. Cobberdog puppies are registered through the Master Dog Breeders and Associates as a breed in development. They conform strictly to genetic, physical and temperament standards. They come with a pedigree and quality guarantee. This ensures you can accurately predict the temperament and physical features of your Cobberdog puppy.

Breed Standards

Australian Cobberdogs registered through the MDBA must comply with the following:

  • Non or low- shedding wavy coat
  • Stable appearance
  • Intelligent and intuitive
  • Gentle and generous temperament
  • Highly trainable
  • Excellent candidates for service and therapy dogs
  • Genetic stability

Health

Australian Cobberdog puppies have their own DNA sequence which is stable. Cobberdogs are bred to ultimately be assistance or therapy dogs. Labradoodles are bred for aesthetics and often bred with other breeds such as Cocker Spaniels or terriers.

Australian Cobberdog have a clear bill of health. This is because Cobberdog breeders run DNA tests on all dogs before breeding takes place. We do not beed any dog proven to have transferable health concern.

Ensure you have an Australian Cobberdog, not a Labradoodle

The terms Australian Cobberdog and Australian Labradoodle are confusing. However, purchasing an Australian Cobberdog guarantees you a healthy, happy puppy for your family. Their guaranteed superior temperament and health makes them a great choice. To ensure that you are in fact buying an Australian Cobberdog puppy, ask the breeder for the MDBA pedigree papers for the parents and for the breeders MDBA registration number. You then search the registration number on the MDBA website. You could also request the parent’s genetic results.

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