New litter born, puppies of Diego and Jasmine.
They are multi-generation Australian Labradoodles..
Visit the puppies page to view the photos.

A Labradoodle is an absolutely delightful cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle. The original Labradoodles were developed in Australia in the 1980’s, to be used by blind persons who had a need for a seeing eye dog, but needed one that was hypo-allergenic. The Labrador/Standard Poodle mix was a huge success in part, because both breeds are renown for both their intelligence and their gentle nature. Add to that , a heart melting expression and a clown-like personality and you have one of the most endearing family dogs one could hope for.

What do you get when you cross a Standard Poodle with a Labrador Retriever?  An Awesome Dog!  A Top Dog!  A Labradoodle! We love both the Labrador Retriever and the Standard Poodle. They are both great breeds of dogs. The wonderful thing about it is when you put them together the new breed rocks! The Labradoodle originated in Australia with the need for a allergy friendly guide dog and soon the new breed took the United States by storm. People are calling them the great designer dog and they are featured in many magazines and newspapers all over the world. There has been several television commentaries on the new breed of dog called the Labradoodle. I say forget the hype and love the wonderful dog! They love children and love to play. They are very protective of their families. They have a very low shedding factor. They love to please their owners and are very easy to obedience train. They make wonderful service dogs and they are just perfect family pets.

Here at Omega Farms, we strive to conduct breedings that will only enhance the quality of the breed. Our Labradoodle breeding stock primarily, consists of F1’s, F2’s and Multi-Gens, with lineage back to Australia. We also maintain Standard Poodles for back-crossing when there is a need to improve the hypo-allergenic coat. By maintaining a diversity of breeding stock and working with other Labradoodle breeders (see our links page), we can maintain a very large gene pool, thus avoiding the pitfalls that can happen whenever any breed becomes too popular.

We produce a variety of colors with our Labradoodles, including creams, apricots, reds, chocolates, silvers, blacks and even occasional parti’s.