We will soon have medium to standard size pups and we’re taking reservations now for our upcoming litter! Nellie and Grady will have a litter soon, ready to go home in late January. Here’s the link to our online application. Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions, 503-784-3870 We also […]
It’s more than just holding and loving the pups! There’s a formula to raising outstanding temperaments for life. This includes the important Bio-sensor program and Puppy Culture techniques and more to create the BEST dogs!
What does it mean to participate in our Guardian Program? Being a Guardian Family is an opportunity to bring one of our Australian Labradoodle puppies into your home as your family pet, without the adoption price. A guardian gets to have the Breeder’s pick of the litter as a member of their family in exchange […]
Temperament conditioning, Biosensor Program, and early crate training to start! We understand the importance of the first critical 8 weeks in a pup’s life and the opportunity we have in those earliest days and weeks to impact a dog for life. We screen each parent for the healthiest genetics to avoid disease and do our best to breed only the best, healthiest pups. . . .
We love to have visitors and our monthly open house events are something we’ve always enjoyed. However, with COVID restrictions, we’ve temporarily suspended visitors to our home. Ways to connect with us are through our Doodle Blog pages, email, Instagram and . . .
We’re committed to taking funds we earn from our puppy adoptions to help bring joy to hurting kids around the world. And to support our local animal shelter as well!
There’s more info and photos found on our testimonials page. Thanks for checking out our photo gallery of Valley Vineyard Labradoodles to get a glimpse of our puppies and our life here! Our labradoodles photo gallery is just a snapshot of the puppies, dogs and people that have impacted us over the years. (We’ve been doing this a really long time and we love all of it!)
Pups in their pen, waiting for dinner.Molly was our very first labradoodle, and a beloved member of our family for many years. Here she is in 2024, as beautiful as ever.
Apparently our biosensor steps and conditioning worked. “Archie is so relaxed, he totally fell asleep at the vet!”Please can I be with you?
Molly and Haley.
Hanging out in their puppy pen.We love all the colors and sizes of labradoodles!Posing nicely for his puppy photo shoot.Proud mama.Tippy toe peeking. Watching us put their dinner together.Eight weeks old.
We can buy more dog beds, but they just all want to be together!Five weeks old.Abby at home, is loved by everyone.Molly, our very first labradoodle. Dearly loved by all of us!Cider now Oakley at homeGracie is an apricot colored girl from our standard size line.
Haley, our first mini Labradoodle. Oh, how we love her!
Sitting on the couch for her photo shoot before going home.We love all of our dogs that our out in the world doing service and therapy work. Lila at work.Suzy is a red standard size labradoodle.
Two weeks old.Going home day.Daisy is one of our minis, only 18 lbs.
We want to be all together!
Proud mama with pups only three days old.Or stud, Nelson, brings us more red pups.A mini from Kylie’s litter.Four days old.Boomer comes from our standard line.Six weeks old.
Bisbee was from Hazel’s 2019 litterSamuel, a standard, 62 lbs.Georgia at home
Carol and Dan are forever guardians for two of our dogs. We are so thankful for them!
Tess chilling out with the family.
Molly was our very first labradoodle. We loved her so much!