I’m not personally a fan of labradoodles, but since I’m a labrador retriever fan and this is a labrador retriever website, I thought you’d like to hear that there’s a new labradoodle book out:

“The Definitive Guide to Labradoodles” is the most comprehensive book written about the Labradoodle breed. This is extremely important today because people are getting ripped off by certain “breeders” who are taking advantage of the breed’s popularity and the publics’ ignorance of the two breeding philosophies.

The Labradoodle is a dog breed that has tails wagging around the world, but little critical information for potential owners has been published about them, until now.

These dogs began as a cross between a standard Poodle and a Labrador retriever, and “Labradoodles have gained tremendous popularity because of their unique non-shedding allergy-friendly coat, as well as their intelligence, playfulness, and safe demeanor with children.”

The ebook titled, The Definitive Guide to Labradoodles is the most comprehensive book written about the Labradoodle breed. This book is filled with information that helps the reader understand the different types of Labradoodles and determine which type is best for their family.

The Definitive Guide to Labradoodles is a 179-page complete resource that walks the reader through the entire process of getting a Labradoodle puppy, as well as:

• Preparing for a puppy
• The history of Labradoodles
• The two different breeding philosophies
• General health and grooming care
• Training and discipline

Containing information from top Labradoodle breeders around the world, this book also makes readers aware of how to choose a reputable breeder.

This is extremely important with the Labradoodle breed because, “people are getting ripped off by certain breeders who are taking advantage of the breed’s popularity and the publics’ ignorance of the two different breeding philosophies.”

The Definitive Guide to Labradoodles is researched and written by life-long dog lover Edie MacKenzie.

Mrs. Mackenzie began her research into the Labradoodle breed when she wanted to add a new dog to her home that wouldn’t affect her husband’s allergies.

She found there are two very different breeding philosophies; the multi-generational Labradoodle with their origins in Australia and the F1/F1B bred Labradoodles.

Mrs. Mackenzie quickly realized there was a lack of vital information available to the public about the two different Labradoodle breeding philosophies. She decided to write this book to give other dog lovers–particularly those with allergies–a clear understanding of the breed.

To learn more about “The Definitive Guide to Labradoodles” book, visit the official web-site at www.discoveringlabradoodles.com/labradoodle-dog.html