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Labradoodle For Sale in Tahlequah, Oklahoma

Welcome to PetzLover! If you're looking to buy a Labradoodle in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, you’ve come to the right place. Our platform connects you with certified breeders offering top-quality Labradoodles for sale. These dogs are not only adorable but also have amazing temperaments making them great family companions....

Price Range of Labradoodle Puppies

The price of Labradoodle puppies can vary greatly depending on factors such as lineage, breeder reputation, and whether they are AKC-certified. In Tahlequah, Oklahoma, most Labradoodle puppies are priced between $1,500 and $3,000. Always ensure you are purchasing from reputable breeders who can provide health guarantees for their puppies.

Labradoodle Size, Weight, and Colors

Labradoodles come in three different sizes: standard, medium, and miniature. Their weights typically range from 15 pounds for miniatures to around 65 pounds for standard Labradoodles. In terms of color, Labradoodles can be found in various shades, including black, yellow, and chocolate, as well as mixed colors and patterns.

Find Your Perfect Labradoodle

To explore our full range of Labradoodle puppies for sale, be sure to check our listings below on our site. You can also find other breeds like mixed puppies, Labradoodles, and Schnauzerdor. If you're in search of more options, visit puppies for sale in Tahlequah.

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Recently Sold Labradoodle Puppies Near Tahlequah

Registered F1B Labradoodle (Male, 1yr)

Registered F1B Labradoodle (Male, 1yr)Gatsby is a male labradoodle, one year of age. He is a great guard dog and extremely friendly towards children. He is not nurtured because he is eligible to be a sire for registered pups. The only bad thing we have found about him is that around other male dogs, he will mark his territory and has done so inside the house. We've had him for about a year now but he now has a child in our custody through kinship placement and we are not able to care for the dog like he needs (attention, walking, grooming, etc)View Detail