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Hi Prospective Doodle Family,

Welcome to our site and our lives.  We are so happy you've found us and that you are beginning your search for your new family member.  I remember my search, many years ago, for my dream dog, an Australian Labradoodle and I was so nervous and excited all at the same time.  All I knew was that I needed a non-shedding pet for my children that had just been diagnosed with pet allergies.  My son's eyes kept swelling up and my daughter was a mess the more she played with our cats.  If my son went anywhere near our rescued Rot (oh, I have photos of my son as an infant next to "Harley" and I need to dig those up and add them here), we noticed my son's face swollen after being around our dog.  I took both of my children to the doctors and they confirmed allergies.  I sat there in a fog, feeling guilty for having my animals and asking myself how I could have not realized they, my young children, were suffering because of them.  I had so much anxiety because I needed a dog in my room and in my children's rooms at night while we sleep so what began as a simple search turned into something else.  In my searching, I learned of the doodle and how many were service dogs for children with diabetes.  At the time, my father and my best friend were just diagnosed and I knew I had to adopt a doodle.  I looked everywhere for rescues and found none.  At the time I did have three rescued pets, so I felt compelled to adopt another. But this time a real multi-generation Australian Labradoodle was necessary and needed.  I had to make sure our new pet could be in the home, with my allergic children, and the rest is history.