We have some upcoming breedings in 2023 that we are really excited about! Check out the planned litters below.
“Planned” is the key word in the above sentence. Breeding is not an exact science – Mother Nature is involved. As a result, sometimes the timing of a female’s heat cycle, the success of a breeding, or an expected litter’s coat colors or markings don’t always match exactly what we had planned. We can estimate heat seasons, hope for successful breedings, and predict color percentages and markings of a litter, but Mother Nature makes the final call. We strive to select pairings of adult dogs that will produce wonderful temperaments and color combinations, and we are always thrilled with the puppies, no matter their gender, colors or patterns/markings. In addition, JoaLins may need to use a different stud than originally planned due to a number of contributing factors like the availability of the stud on the exact day we must breed. In the event we change a stud for a future pairing, we will make every effort to select a stud that will likely produce the same colors and sizes expected, however this may not always be possible.
When you pay your reservation fee, you will be placed on JoaLins’ Master Reservation list. After that, our process is very simple. We contact all of the families on our Master Reservation list and let them know that puppies are due about one week before the projected date of birth and after an x-ray is done by our reproductive vet. When the puppies are born, we reach back out to families on our Master Reservation list in the order their reservation fee was paid, the size of puppy they are hoping for, and those families with VIP status.
Our Master Reservation list is fluid and, by its nature, can change. For example, families who are at the top of the list may decide to defer to a later litter for whatever reason such as a health issue, a recent move, a new job, etc. That could result in families moving higher up on the reservation list. In addition, if there is a previous puppy buyer on our list, they receive VIP status. Finally, JoaLins may make a business decision and plan to keep one or two of the puppies from a particular breeding as prospective breeders since we usually only breed our girls 3 or 4 times before we retire them.
It is not uncommon for our reservation list to fill up quickly and for families to wait three months to nine months for the right Australian Labradoodle puppy from JoaLins. It is very common for reputable multi-generational Australian Labradoodle breeders to have such wait lists. Sometimes though we are able to provide the right match of a family to one of our puppies in less than two or three months if several of our families have deferred to a later litter. So please take the time now to fill out and submit an application and place a reservation fee to reserve a spot if you are interested in adding a future JoaLins multi-generational Australian Labradoodle puppy to your family!! Click here for the application. Your reservation fee is always transferable to a different litter at a later date.
Questions? Need more information? Send us an email using the form under “Contact Us” or call (813) 449-3359 during our office hours listed on our “Contact Us” page. Between puppies and family, we can’t always answer the phone, but please leave a message or let us know by email that you’d like to talk, and we’ll get back to you promptly.
UPDATE! Reka had 6 adorable puppies and all of the families who committed to this litter are super excited.
Our lovely True Blue Caramel Macchiato at JoaLins, called Reka around the house, is expected to go into heat in late fall. Reka is a small miniature Australian Labradoodle at 18-19 pounds that is full of energy and a real cuddle bug. Reka is a sable chocolate parti – an uncommon color combination. Reka also has a super soft wavy coat – it feels like soft cashmere when you pet her. She has an outgoing, big personality in a very tiny body. Sweet as can be too. Nole, the planned stud, is a small mini at only 17 pounds. Nole is a chocolate phantom Australian Labradoodle. He is cool, calm, and collected and nothing seems to rattle him. According to our trainer, Nole’s temperament is mellow, confident, and smart and he is as sweet as can be! Nole is living at one of our guardian homes nearby.
Reka and Nole’s puppies may include caramel, red, apricot and chocolate coat colors with some gorgeous white markings and maybe a phantom as well just like daddy Nole. These puppies are expected to all be precious little minis, averaging between 17 and 28 pounds when full grown! The expected birth date of Reka’s puppies will be in late January.
This litter is fully reserved.
Reka
Nole
We are so excited that this amazing little girl from fellow breeder Nadya Sinn went into heat in early February. Bindi is a mini multi-generational Australian Labradoodle and is gorgeous as can be.
When the description of the Australian Labradoodle was written by the international Worldwide Australian Labradoodle Association they must have been watching Bindi. She is a social butterfly and loves to meet new people. Overflowing with joy and fun, Bindi brings endless amusement, fun and happiness to us and others around her. Bindi is intuitive and smart as a whip, and loves to play with her dog sister Elle out in the yard. But those lizards in the yard need to watch out as she is an exceptional hunter even though she never catches one! 
Every single day she shows us love and complete loyalty.
Over the last 2 years, Bindi underwent many different tests to ensure that she meets our requirements to be one of our breeders. She had her hips and elbows x-rayed, her eyes examined by a dog ophthalmologist, and we submitted her DNA to be tested for genetic diseases. All test results showed Bindi was a well-structured, healthy future momma. We do all of this testing to ensure, to the greatest extent possible, that we have healthy Australian labradoodle puppies that will make an outstanding family pet. Just like all of our Australian Labradoodles, Bindi does not shed and she is allergy friendly. As an adult Bindi weighs 20 pounds.
We are planning to breed Bindi to our boy Theo. Theo is the perfect mixture of playfulness and a real cuddle bug. He is a friend to everyone and everything he meets. Yes- everything! Every person, animal or critter that happens along his path is expected to be his friend! He loves to run and explore the yard, and take quick dips in the pool; but at the end of the day he is happiest cuddling next to one of his family members (especially his human mom!) If you want to play, just pick up a toy and he’s ready to go!! Want to cuddle? Just give him a quick pet and he is in your lap to enjoy it- he is completely ready for anything! Wherever he goes, people fall in love. Who wouldn’t with his gorgeous apricot/mahogany red coloring and great personality. His coat is loose, wavy and so soft. Theo is just 20 pounds, a true mini.
The breeding of Bindi and Theo will produce puppies that are estimated to be about 18 – 25 lbs. as adults and we have the possibility of having red, caramel, apricot and cream puppies in this litter, some with white markings. Here are photos of both Bindi and Theo. Aren’t they both gorgeous?
There may be some availability in this litter so go ahead and fill out our puppy application to get the ball rolling!
Every single day she shows us love and complete loyalty.
Bindi
Theo
UPDATE! The ultrasound showed that Minnie is pregnant!
Our extra sweet JoaLins Obsidian Girl, who is called Minnie around the house, had such gorgeous puppies last time that we knew we needed to breed her again when she came into heat. In preparation for her honeymoon we are already searching for just the right stud as we always want to produce exceptional puppies. Last time we bred Minnie to our Clear Water’s Mardi Gras – they made just adorable puppies together! But due to the requests from some of the families on our Master Reservation list, we are looking to make some puppies that would be slightly smaller as adults so I was searching for an equally great stud but a tad bit smaller.
With all of the bad weather being experienced across our country I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to use the stud I had planned to mate with Minnie. No worries though. The breeder, who lives in Arkansas, went above and beyond and flew down with her boy so we could breed him to Minnie. I am so excited about this pairing! The stud, Old Soul Pappy, is a solid chocolate micro mini of only 13 pounds. Pappy has a solid stocky build, great health testing results, a wonderful calm easy-going temperament and a coat that will produce adorable puppies. This pairing has the possibility to produce very small puppies in a rainbow litter of colors – puppies that can be chocolate, cream, caramel, black velvet, apricot and red and I expect a few will be partis. I am estimating that Minnie’s puppies from this litter will be very small minis, approximately 14-20 pounds at maturity.
Minnie
To be determined