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Sales Policy: We stand behind our labradoodles and want you to be happy with your new puppy. This is what’s offered here at Jubilee Labradoodles.
All of our puppies are multi-generation labradoodles, which means that you will be getting a non-shedding, hypoallergenic friendly dog. Almost all of our breeding stock is Australian Multi-generation Labradoodles.
The cost of a puppy will range between $1,800 and $2,500,plus shipping and handling, depending on the generational level of the puppy. Buyer incentive: If you have purchased one of our labradoodle puppies and you refer someone who also purchases a Jubilee Labradoodle, to show our appreciation, we will send you a $300 thank you check.
We pay to spay and neuter the puppy before it is shipped to you (unless specifically sold for breeding). Also, each puppy will be micro chipped at our expense.
All puppies will be vet checked immediately prior to airline shipment and will have a health certificate (at Buyer’s expense). Each puppy will be wormed and current on all shots. We include a medical history, which includes shots and worming with the puppy at the time of shipment .
In order to bring this little bundle of joy into your life, we require that you complete the reserve your puppy form along with a $300 non-refundable deposit. Puppies will be allocated to each buyer when the puppies are 5-6 weeks old. This allows us to get to know the puppies and to match up the puppy’s personality with that of its new owner. Puppies are allocated in the order in which we receive the completed Reservation form. Payment in full is due 2 weeks before shipment (usually 9 weeks after they are whelped). If it is more convenient you can make periodic payments so that there is no or little money due at the time of shipment. These additional payments are refundable. Only the initial $300 deposit is non refundable. If you are not happy with the puppy that is allocated to you or if we do not have the right sex for you, you may roll your deposit over to the next available litter. We only take reservations for one less puppy than we think will be born in the litter, and sometimes the mother still does not cooperate with us.
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