Australian Labradoodles

Before I ever came across Adam, I actually put money down on a different Lab/​Poodle mix with some other Lady out in Palmdale… bad decision. She tried to hide the parents so that we wouldn’t see what the puppy may look or act like when they got older. Well! After we had put the money down these two massive 80 pound stringy haired beasts broke free from the back gate apparently. They were smashing into the back windows with saliva frothing out the mouth all over the place. It wasn’t until I did more due diligence online that I stumbled across Adams Australian Labradoodles. He quickly educated me on the fact that what she was trying to sell us and the dog’s he breeds were simply and fundamentally two completely different dogs. He said like night and day different. At the time I didn’t understand I thought a lab/​poodle mix however you cut it are the same. Well I was wrong. Needless to say we let the lady keep the down payment because we felt bad but that we weren’t moving forward with her.
Even with Adam I was hesitant, and he teased me about it. He gave me a list of people that I could call to get there testimonial in person hoping it might set me at ease. I thought that was very cool that he did that and it helped. I called all of them and of course they were all in love with there dogs. They praised Adam, and gave him two thumbs up.
I put in for a puppy and a few month’s later the litter was born. I trusted in Adam and I knew no matter which dog I got he or she would be amazing. I could tell right away the difference between the stringy coats of the Palmdale ladies pups, and the full velvety soft coats of these little pup’s. See Adams dogs are multi generation Australian Labradoodles not lab/​poodle direct crazy Palmdale lady mixes. Don’t be fooled by the fakes. He was right night and day. Hypoallergenic, no shedding, no smell, velvet coat, amazing personality say what?! where do I sign. Of course I’m mister indecisive over here, girl or boy, big or small, hyper, mellow, chocolate, blonde, oh what to do. At the end of the day I was being foolish. Any of them would’ve been the perfect pet.
My little chocolate girl came home with me once she was old enough. I named her Izzy. What can I tell you. I’m obsessed! Of course she was a puppy and in any breed you go through those pesky puppy stages. Of all the puppies I’ve ever raised she was by far the easiest! We took a few puppy training classes together and I swear she was sitting, laying down, and acknowledging me by the end of day one. The only problem was that she was the cutest puppy in class and that would distract other dog owners and the teacher. I was a proud papa. Easy to train, no ego, no attitude amazing disposition, and intelligent… She was special there was no doubt about it.
My two big concerns were 1) will she get along with my cat, and 2) will she be a good watch dog. Everything else was perfect. Well my little girl is now a 50 pound, healthy and happy dog. She and my cat have been best friends since day one and at night sleep together on her bed. Around 6 months old she began to protect the house, and give us warning barks when strangers would come to the door YES! And she doesn’t bark in excess like your neighbors dogs lol. It’s only when you need her too. Today she is the perfect watch dog. Now when my pregnant fiancé is home a lone I know she’s safe. She gets along with cats, other dogs, people, and I simply cannot get enough of her. We love to hit the dog park, go on hikes, play fetch, and she likes to swim in the pool. I would recommend Adams Australian Labradoodles to anyone. It’s simple. Adams dogs rule. They arethe true Australian Labradoodle’s that everyone wants. I now know why these dogs drive a high premium… There well worth it!

Adam sold us a $ 2600 dog with Puppy Strangles that was bordering on death and when we brought it to his attention at first that the dog was lethargic and very ill, his response was that the dog was «mellow and spiritual» followed by «put some peroxide on it, it’ll be fine.» Also, I was told «You can’t expect a 6 and a half week old pup to just take to a little kid in a new place. If he was more playful you’d find yourself complaining that he’s scratching her. He’s a living being.» After telling him the dog was very lethargic and very ill. Adam could not believe I would suggest such a thing and that one of his dogs could be sick. What we couldn’t believe is that as a professional breeder, Adam didn’t notice the puppy was extremely lethargic with a high fever and a swollen face. My husband was the one who first picked up our dog. If it would’ve been me I would have questioned Adam because something was very wrong.
After explaining to him that per his own contract, we would have the dog looked at by our own vet. He offered for us to bring the dog back to him. After my two year old already bonded with the puppy, we opted to make an attempt to get him well and keep an open dialogue with Adam regarding his condition instead of returning him for another puppy from the next litter.
Yes, this was our choice to keep this sick dog. However, should you end up getting a sick puppy from Adam, anything you may tell him is wrong with the dog due to the circumstance of the situation will be taken as a personal affront to Adam and he will verbally attack you and then try to tell you that «he’s sensitive» in an attempt to excuse his poor behavior. I don’t know about any of you Unilocalers out there, but when I’m dealing with someone in a professional setting and give them $ 2600, I don’t really give a shit about how sensitive they are. Get a grip, dude.
In one email, when I finally said that I was quite frankly tired of being insulted by him, he replied with «Enough with the insulting ails, I DON’T LIKE YOU», as if we were arguing with a four year old child. Whether or not we like each other has ZERO to do with a business transaction. I don’t care about your «feelings» when I pay you $ 2600 for a «superior dog». In every email and text we have sent to him regarding our dog’s illness we have remained cool and calm only to be met with arguments, «this is out of my hands», no consolation, and zero apologies for having to pay extra money to a vet, and having to care for a sick dog which may have a potentially lifelong illness. Yes, we chose to keep a sick dog because we had bonded with it already but what kind of a professional treats their clients like this? Who would pay money for a dog this ill? We did Adam a favor by taking a sick dog off his hands that was worth far less than $ 2600.
We sent him a photo of what our puppy looked like after two weeks of his illness and I said that I was embarrassed to tell anyone that we paid $ 2600 for a dog. Adam immediately texted back and said «I’ll workout a refund for you». Obviously it was too good to be true because I let two weeks go by, then emailed Adam to check on the status of a refund that HE offered US.
We never asked or bothered for a refund, only kept the dialogue open about the dog’s condition and how we could cooperate on the situation given. It was my suggestion that if he wanted to pay for some of the cost of his medical expenses that we were okay with that too, that a total refund wasn’t needed or desired since we kept the dog. We were very fair about this whole situation the entire time.
Literally two minutes later, Adam replied with «you only care about the money, bring the dog to us, we want to see him». This was after he had offered us a refund on his own accord that I never even requested. I have posted screen shots of this craziness so buyers can be aware of what they are signing up for should they get a less than satisfactory dog.
After telling him that I would leave a fair review of him on Unilocal,we immediately received a «new deal» that was a $ 1000 refund.
Currently, the check has cleared and our dog is on the mend after $ 872 in bills. Also, he’s not a «relaxed and spiritual dog» at all. He’s an obnoxious, ankle biting, annoying little puppy, which is what we were expecting to receive in the beginning.
The good news is we love our dog despite his scary face. He is house trained already and keenly intelligent but what we had to deal with as far as his breeder goes… eeeeek me thinks not! Adam is not capable of dealing with negative circumstances regarding his dogs. Everything will be your fault even if you try diplomacy the first hundred times. You will get offered a refund and then told that the deal has changed, you only care about the money when you didn’t even ask for it to begin with.
Unprofessional.

We got our Boji boy from Adam 6 months ago and her seriously gets cuter by the day. He is a chocolate boy from Foxy and Tangalooma. I must say he is very smart– house trained by ringing a bell to go outside within a month! He is gentle, fantastic around children, and of course loves to play outside and go for lots of walks.
Adam was recommended to us by a friend who bought a dog from him (also from Foxy and Tangalooma). So, we went to his home and met a litter of puppies. Needless to say there were the cutest things ever and of course we picked one out. Adam was great– sent us tons of great pics as Boji as he grew, posted videos of the pups playing on facebook, and let us visit with Boji a few times at his house. HIs website was also really helpful– has great videos on grooming and ear cleaning (which you will need to do with labrodoodles beautiful hair). All in all it’s been a fantastic experience and we just love our little guy! Thanks Adam!
Kara & Brad

My experience with Adam has been nothing short of amazing. I am very grateful for the beautiful blonde boy Lennon I got from Adam. After doing extensive research for labradoodles in California, Adam’s puppies were hands down the best in terms of quality, pedigree and pure genetics.
Lennon is now 1 year and 3 months and he’s growing up to be just a wonderful dog and best friend. Adam’s attention and commitment to his clients is outstanding. I’ve felt very comfortable from day one and his reliability and love are unconditional.
If you’re looking for the best Australian labradoodles, look no more.

I can’t say enough about Adam and his pups! He truly knows his stuff and is extremely passionate about what he does and it certainly shows. After my family lost a very important member, Ben, our 8yr old bullmastif, it was important that we found the perfect fit, even tho no dog can ever take Ben’s place. When we met our puppy Max, we fell in love instantly! He is so smart and we have already learned so much from him. What an amazing breed! Max has certainly filled our hearts and our lives with so much love and joy, we are so grateful to have him! Adam was a dream to work with as he ensured that we found the perfect fit for our family. Adam continues to be a great resource to us as he is always available to answer any questions that we have. I wouldn’t go anywhere else if you are looking for an Australian Labradoodle breeder.

We have had a WONDERFUL experience with the puppy we got from Adam. Mabel is now 1, and she is beautiful, healthy, well-​adjusted and an absolute joy.
When we were looking around at breeders, we were taken with Adam’s website. We visited another breeder in Tucson, AZ, and while she was very nice, the place was dirty and the dogs were by themselves for much of the day.
Adam referred us to someone in Tucson who had one of his dogs, and we immediately fell in love with Charley Girl. We felt that if we could get one of her siblings (she was sired by Jumbuck), we’d be very happy.
We signed up with Adam, and he was very transparent in the entire process and funneled us a lot of information as we prepared for puppy parenthood. When it was time to choose our puppy from the litter, we did it by Skype. It was hard to differentiate, but Adam offered to think on it and let us know which one he felt would be right for us.
Boy did he make a good decision. Mabel is a perfect addition to our family, and we know a good part of that is breeding and how she was treated during the first eight weeks of her life. Thank you, Adam, for what you do! We will certainly be looking to get Mabel a sister sometime in the future.

Adam’s chocolate australian labradoodles are the most beautiful breed of dogs that we have ever owned. My husband and I bought 2 pups from Adam for a Christmas present that was promised to our 10 year old son. We purchased a female named, Roxy and a male named, Kody. Both pups were from separate litters but they shared the same biological father. The pups are highly intelligent and were house broken in a very short time. The pups go with us on our family camping trips. They love to play in the pool and they love to run along the beach, too. We receive lots of compliments because of their beauty and because of the dogs temperment. The pups play well with all dogs both big and small. The pups are almost a year old and we absolutely adore them. Payment plan was optional. This worked great for us.

we were welcomed into adam’s family when we adopted our chocolate australian labradoodle chandon, aka maxy. he looks like chewbacca and the rest of the wookies from star wars. when we first went to pick a pup, we were greeted by maxy’s mum asia, and dad jumbuck. ok, these dogs leisurely walk around adam’s house like royal lions. then, i was given a huge bear hug from jumbuck, the dad dog. well, long story short, we love our dog, and thanks to the loving environment that adam raises them in, our dog maxy, too, hugs every person who comes into our home. we cannot imagine our lives (all 5 of us) without our loyal, affectionate, and intelligent dog, maxy. thanks adam! p. s. i love all the comments and tips i learn from adam and the mt. san blas family on facebook! oh, and the doodle romps where the dogs (all family) get together to romp! we are always ready to romp with the doodles!
fondly,
tammy ;)