Our Adoption Process

Once you are accepted onto the Titch waiting list we will work with you to provide the best matched puppy for your needs. Early training, socialisation, development and stimulation allow us to select the right pup for your family. The more we know about your needs the better the match.

Puppies age much quicker than humans, by eight weeks of age we have a good indication of personality traits and qualities and the reasonable traits we can expect to see in a developing puppy.

To manage wait listings and ensure we’re only ever growing puppies for those who want to love them for life we ask for a holding deposit which secures your place in the line.

As a Titch Labradoodle owner, you become part of our paw-family. You are able to join our Titch Family group, connect with your pup’s sibling human families. You receive advice and support from us, from feeding, to grooming, vet advice, training support and curly questions - we are here for it. Our dogs mean the world to us and the families who take them home are just as special.

For puppies who are going to new homes interstate we use pet transfer via airlines and prefer direct flights. Puppies fly after 12 weeks of age for their safety and wellbeing.

All Titch pups are exposed to early neurological stimulation (ENS), Early Scent Introduction (ESI), operant training, noise desensitisation and startle recovery. We socialise our puppies to humans, small children and other dogs. We follow Puppy Culture training and Empowered Breeder curriculum.

Once you take your Titch Labradoodle home you can begin tailoring training to your individual needs. This avoids lengthy wait lists and allows the puppy to grow up with you and your family, helping young children and those with neuro-diversty. You can decide on the standard you need your Pup trained to - will you need full public access? or a therapy dog? Are you needs for a companion?