Stud service
Australian Labradoodle Stud Services in Anderson—Health-Tested Males for Quality Breeding
We offer stud service to other breeders with health-tested Australian Labradoodle males. Breedings take place at our home in Anderson, timed with your vet, under a written contract.
Our dads

Sarge has OFA hip, elbow, and eye results and a full genetic panel through Paw Print Genetics, now part of Orivet. He sired our first Australian Labradoodle litter in June 2025. His color and coat genetics are on our Moms and Dads page, and you can read more on Sarge's page. Ask us about availability for any of our males.
What we require from the female
Health testing
OFA and genetic panel results we can review before agreeing to a breeding.
Brucellosis
A recent negative brucellosis test.
Vaccines
Current vaccination records.
Registration
Registration details, so we can talk through how the litter will be registered.
How the breeding works
- Talk firstText us. We review your female’s results and pedigree and talk about the pairing.
- ContractA written agreement covers the terms, health requirements, and registration.
- TimingYour vet runs progesterone tests to find her best days.
- BreedingNatural breeding at our Anderson home, usually two or three times over about 48 hours.
Questions about stud service
How do I book stud service?
Text Jason at 317-608-9260. We will confirm your female's health testing, talk through timing, and set up the contract.
What does my female need?
Current vaccines, a negative brucellosis test, and health testing. We will ask to see her OFA and genetic results before we agree to a breeding.
Do you offer artificial insemination?
We offer natural breeding at our Anderson home.
How many breedings are typical?
Usually two or three over about 48 hours, timed by progesterone testing through your vet.
Can I meet the stud first?
Yes, by appointment. You can meet him and review his health results and pedigree.
What is your stud fee?
Text us at 317-608-9260 for current terms.
Sources
- American Kennel Club. "Choosing a Stud When Breeding." akc.org.