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Jac · 02-02-2009, 06:23 AM

Hi...this is exactly the litter I now have!
Actually, from my perspective this is the best (but I will tell you more after my pups grow) because often my F1Bs have really curly coats, so if I take a curly coated F1B to a nice coated F1, I think that I will get really good coats and still keep the earlier generation personality and traits.
I love F1s and I love F1Bs and with my pups, I believe that the F1 X F1B cross is the most promising.
FYI, I just checked the ALAA site today and they are now calling this a "multigeneration" Labradoodle...don't know that I'd go that far, but if that is the official title, it is much easier than trying to explain it! LOL

02-02-2009, 06:23 AM	#2 (permalink)
Jac Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: northern California Posts: 9,243	Re: Breeding an F1B Hi...this is exactly the litter I now have! Actually, from my perspective this is the best (but I will tell you more after my pups grow) because often my F1Bs have really curly coats, so if I take a curly coated F1B to a nice coated F1, I think that I will get really good coats and still keep the earlier generation personality and traits. I love F1s and I love F1Bs and with my pups, I believe that the F1 X F1B cross is the most promising. FYI, I just checked the ALAA site today and they are now calling this a "multigeneration" Labradoodle...don't know that I'd go that far, but if that is the official title, it is much easier than trying to explain it! LOL