In loving memory of
Annabelle Potts

ANNABELLE DOODLES

is now RETIRED after 21 wonderful

years of producing great companions.

At this time, we do have a 4 year old doodle available for a re-home due to his owners' medical conditions. If you have any interest in more information, please contact:
joycetabor@gmail.com

This is 'JOE'. He is four years old. He has a lot of energy and would like nothing more than to go for hikes, long walks, chase balls or do agility. He enjoys cuddling on the couch, gentle patting from children and playing with other dogs. He knows several commands and isfully house trained. Joe is a Mini at 27 lbs.

ADNE IS RETIRED from

producing litters

BUT

I do have studs for

hire to approved

Australian

Labradoodle

doodle breeders.

Both studs on the right have excellent test results and have provided me with exceptional puppies. Please contact me if you have any interest.
(Click on the 'Breeders' tab above to read their informational page.)

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'THANK YOU

SO MUCH'

TO ALL MY PAST CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT ADNE PUPS OVER THE
PAST 21 YEARS!!!

It is so appreciated.

Joyce :+)

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Emmett Piccolo (left above) - a lovely black medium size boy has a softly curling coat and always sports a twinkle in his eye. He LOVES the water and swims at any opportunity. A wonderfully friendly temperament to both people and animals.

Hobbs, a mini size boy, sports a draping, barely wavy fleece of apricot fluff. He is known as 'the man about town' with his very engaging personality.

Neither of these boys shed. Please click on their names from the 'Breeders' tab at the top right of this page for testing details. Frozen sperm is maintained at Broadview Animal Hospital, a reproduction facility in Dover, New Hampshire. (Currently, Hobbs is still available for natural matings as of 2/7/25).

Past ADNE pups enjoying the small outdoor pen and lunch!

God Bless America, our Bill of Rights,
& the Constitution.

PHILOSOPHIES MATTER!

Please note - I am a small, hobby breeder who has roughly two litters a year. If you are in a hurry for a pup, you need to seek a larger breeding facility that has multiple litters at the same time.
Also you may notice I am a believer in DNA diversity and open stud books, so do not have the AKC mentality of 'cloning' a litter. My reason to go back into breeding (I bred AKC Golden Retrievers decades ago) was to work with and continue to develop a new breed candidate for health and temperament with DNA diversity which is why I embrace this wonderful hybrid.

Feel free to check out my testing protocol on each Australian Labradoodle I use for the ADNE breeding program under the 'Breeders' tab.

I also love and promote black Australian Labradoodles! Many pup buyers prefer any other color but black. I suggest you find a breeder that chooses a pairing that will avoid this color. My preference is a litter producing multiple colors/patterns and working with clients that are flexible on both color and gender. Personality and temperament will ALWAYS trump color or gender when I am assigning pups to families.