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Planned future parents
Please register your interest in my upcoming litters. This helps me decide if the waiting list is full enough to continue with a join
WAITNG LIST MANAGEMENT

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  • Contact Right Paw following this link
  • https://rightpaw.com.au/l/shefferluka-labradoodles/f6305b2f-3659-42d4-902a-43c6e4e12065 
  • You will be asked to pay a deposit to go on to the waiting list. This helps me plan future litters.
  • You will be invited to come and see the puppies when they are 6 weeks old
  • Your puppy will go home with you between 8 and 9 weeks of age

 
PLEASE HELP ME TO MANAGE THE WAITNG LIST BY INFORMING ME IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND.

What happens if I change my mind?                                                           
  • Your deposit will be refunded if there are allergy issues.                                 
  • Please discuss with me if you have any concerns about allergies                     
          I recommend  that you go on to the waiting list. Visit and play with the         
          puppy   you would like. Rub your face into its coat and let it lick you             
           See how you go over the next 24 hours                                                           
      You may be allergic to dander or saliva    
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HOWEVER  IF YOU SIMPLY CHANGE YOUR MIND WITHIN 2 WEEKS OF THE PUPPIES BEING BORN, YOU WILL NOT BE ISSUED WITH A REFUND                                                                    

You may also have been advised to go for a 4th generation dog or more                                                                                             
Whilst there is a good probability that the coat will be stable,                                                                                                               
they still have saliva and dander                                                                                                                                                                    

                                                 THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A HYPOALLERGENIC DOG