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Labradoodle

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Labradoodle
a hybrid name applied to dogs resulting from crossing Labrador retrievers and standard Poodles. Conformation and coat characteristics vary widely between those of the parents.
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A Labradoodle called Jackson - after pop king Michael - is the latest addition to the family home, which, despite Steve's skills, isn't quite finished.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU CONSIDER your Labradoodle part of the family, most airlines think differently: If Fido doesn't fit under the seat, he's banished to the cargo hold.
The fur will fly: Pet Airways launches its first routes for canines ... by Salvato, Ed / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Apparently, Tiger Woods has a labradoodle as well, so now I only need the 14 Majors.
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