Become a Guardian Family
with Didgeridoodles
September 2025 Update:
Guardian Family News
We’re excited to share that
two wonderful families are
ready to partner with us
in raising our new
Didgeridoodles girl and stud!”
We are still on the hunt for our Perfect Boy!
Our girl is already born and will be placed
with their guardian family in October 2025.
—our perfect little guy is still out there!
If you've ever thought about becoming a guardian family, we'd love to hear from you.
We're currently accepting applications and are happy to have a friendly chat to answer any questions.
👉 Contact us to learn more and see if this could be a great fit for your family!
Would you like to be a Guardian Family?
Welcome to our Guardian STUD Dog Program!
Our unique Guardian stud Dog Affiliate Program gives you an exciting opportunity to welcome the pick of the litter into your family. Handpicked by us, these exceptional Multigenerational Australian Labradoodles are part of a mutually beneficial arrangement that ensures their well-being and development, while giving you a loving companion,
all with an admin charge of £500.00.
We cover all healthcare expenses from health insurance to monthly flea prescriptions.
There is no charge for this amazing pick of the litter , just a loving home working alongside us.
Our Guardian Families are carefully selected through a thorough interview process. We take the time to get to know you, your home, and your lifestyle to ensure it's the right fit—for both you and the dog. This includes an in-depth interview and a home visit, where we can meet in person and see the environment your future Guardian stud pup will be raised in. We take this responsibility seriously, as we’re trusting you with a very special part of our programme. In turn, we make sure you feel supported, informed, and completely comfortable every step of the way.
Frequently asked questions
Requirements to be a guardian family
Guardian Homes must meet the following requirements:
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Proximity: Must live within Bedfordshire or within 30 minutes drive from us.
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Home Ownership: Must own a home with a securely fenced garden.
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Caregiver Availability: The primary caregiver must be available so the dog is not left alone for extended periods.
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Indoor Living: With plenty of opportunities for exercise and play.
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Training: Must have training which we will offer financial support.
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Commitment: Most importantly, Guardian families must provide a stable, loving home for these very special dogs.
Breeding Responsibilities
Boys can start their breeding career at the end of their first year and continue until they are around seven years old, although most retire by age five.
In most cases, breeding-related appointments for boys only require them to be away for a morning or afternoon. Their job is simple, with fewer demands.
After their breeding career is over, Didgeridoodles will cover the cost of spay/neuter surgery, and your dog will remain your beloved family pet.
