Duke our Stud

Duke, a lovable parti Australian labradoodle stud. Weighing in at 35 pounds and standing at 22 inches, this guy makes a perfect sire! He is the perfect emotional support dog for his family’s beloved grandmother who has health issues. He is the most patient, sweet, and relaxed stud you’ll ever meet! This stud has passed all expectations of how a furry member of the family should act. Sometimes it’s scary how human like and caring he is! He is known for his ability to sense his person’s emotions and comfort them in times of need. Not only does he pass on the parti gene and a wonderful silky Australian coat to his puppies, but he’s also a producer of wonderful service and support dogs! Duke has proven time and time again that his easy going and loving personality is a genetic characteristic that is more than likely to be passed on to his puppies. Because Duke is a full time support dog and only a part time stud, offspring from his bloodline are a rare treasure! He is only bred to carefully selected doodles that will produce only the best of the best! This guy is a stand out stud that is guaranteed to steal everyone’s heart!

Meet Dixie

Dixie is the newest member of our Krazy Creek family! After retiring Daisy and Dolly the house seemed empty without puppies so we adopted Dixie from a trusted and impressive breeding program in Utah County. Dixie is a 2019 full sized F1B labradoodle weighing 50 lbs
. Don't tell her that she is a labradoodle though, she will deny it and tell you that she is not only a human, but a princess. Dixie is very intelligent and impresses everyone with her ability to connect with humans. She has endless amounts of love and will beg for cuddles endlessly. Not only does Dixie have an amazing temperament, but she is a head turner with her gorgeous curly golden/crème parti coat and athleticism. Dixie will be bred with our Australian labradoodle stud Duke for top of the line puppies that are guaranteed to give endless love to their families. Her fist litter will be here in February!

Dolly's last litter 11 weeks old

Wow, how fast time flies by when you are having fun! This litter has been so much fun to have in our home! Ozzy (Purple) & Brooks (Orange) have both gone home. Brady (Red) and Webster (Green) are both reserved and their families are so excited to pick them up in the next couple weeks. Sunny Boy (Yellow) is still available although he has stolen my heart and secretly I wouldn't mind at all if he stayed with us forever! Dolly and Duke have had the best puppies and I would love to have one of my own. But we will just have to see if he has something different in mind. 

Dolly's and Dukes 4th litter - 2 weeks old

What a fun group of puppies. Just now opening their eyes and ears their personality is starting to show. They are all so sweet and fun to have around!

Dolly's 3rd litter of Australian Labradoodles

Dolly's 3rd litter have all found their forever homes and the feedback from their families tell us they are all super happy. Can wait for our next litter coming late January 2019.

Dolly had her 3rd litter of Australian Labradoodle puppies on 10/8/17. She had 3 girls and 3 boys with 2 of the boys being chocolates. Her puppies have always been so healthy and happy. Here are just a few photos of them at 4 weeks old.

Daisy's Puppys 8 weeks old and finding homes

Last time they were all together. 

 Razzle Adopted by the Whitfords
In American Fork

 

 Adopted

 Reeses Female Adopted by the Farley's
In Pleasant Grove, UT

Adopted

Pepsi Female Adopted by the New's

in Santaquin, UT

Adopted

Adopted

  Cocoa Adopted Shanna 
in Tucson, AZ

 Crush Adopted Justin & Ronny in 
Tucson, AZ

 Graham Adopted Gavin & Paige in
Tucson, AZ

Daisy's puppies are now 6 weeks old!

Daisy's puppies are 6 weeks old and just doing amazing. We are super excited to be ready to start accepting deposits for these great family members. They are close to being weened and going potty in the litter box and learning to use the puppy door to let themselves outside to potty. They are all so smart, loving and fun it is going to be hard to see them go.