Meet the moms

Meet Reese, Our Tricolor Australian Labradoodle Mom

  • Size: mini/medium, 27 lb
  • Color: tricolor
  • Born: June 19, 2025, here with us
  • WALA: 00122083
  • Next litter: see upcoming litters

Reese was born here, in our Thunder Storm litter from Sarge and Cherry. We knew from her coloring that she was special. Today she lives with her guardian family, who could not imagine life without her.

Reese, our tricolor Australian Labradoodle mom

What is Reese like?

Reese takes after her mom, Cherry. Cherry had a habit of gently holding our daughter's hand in her mouth and walking her around the yard. Not biting, just holding. We see that same gentle patience in Reese.

She is smart, and she wants to please. Tell her to sit and she sits. Her family says she house trained faster than any dog they have had. She is content when they are gone during the day, and she is ready to play or cuddle the minute they walk in. When she visits us, she and Sarge play until they are both worn out.

What do Reese's genetics show?

Reese is a tricolor. She has a dark base with tan eyebrows, a tan chest, tan leg points, and white on her chest and paws. Her genetics panel shows she is a sable tricolor, meaning she is genetically a sable that presents as a tricolor. She also carries roan and ticking.

So what does that mean for her puppies? Every one of them will inherit roan or ticking from her. Paired with Ryder, every puppy will have a dark coat, with no creams or reds. Expect tricolor puppies like Reese.

How big will her puppies get?

Reese weighs 27 pounds, so she sits right between our minis and mediums. Paired with Ryder, we expect puppies in the mini to small medium range, about 20 to 30 pounds as adults.

How was Reese health tested?

TestResult
OFA hipsFair
OFA elbows (elbow dysplasia)Cleared
OFA eyesCleared
Orivet genetic panelClear

Her full genetics are on our Moms and Dads page. Read what each grade means on our health testing page.

How does the guardian program work for Reese?

Reese lives full time with her guardian family. She goes on walks, plays with their kids, and sleeps on their couch. When it is time for a litter, she stays with us for a few weeks. Her puppies are born and raised in our Anderson home with Puppy Culture, and then Reese goes back home. Want to do the same with one of our dogs? Read about our guardian program.

Can I meet Reese?

Since she lives with her guardian family, she is not always here. We can often set up a visit when she is with us. You can also meet Ryder, the dad of her litter, any time you visit.