Parti Australian Labradoodles are defined as being at least 50% white, with spots or patches of any other acceptable colour. The head can be of solid colour, but a white muzzle, blaze or muzzle/blaze combination are equally acceptable. Full or partial saddles are also acceptable, but not necessarily preferred. White ticking throughout the other solid colour is acceptable, but nor preferred. Any nose pigmentation is acceptable, but it will usually match with the solid colour. Chocolate parti and black parti are the most common, with caramel parti and red parti being rarer.
The parti colours are rare and unusual, so we have enjoyed working on developing our parti lines. We regularly have medium and standard chocolate parti puppies available. We may have other parti coloured puppies available in future, this is something we are working on. We do however regularly have red, gold, chocolate and black puppies with white mismarks available. A white mismark is considered to be a white chest and/or white patch on the face and/or white feet.
Please visit our Available Puppies page to see what puppies we have available just now and in the coming months.