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           The Dogs of Black Creek Labradoodles

                                         

 

 

Berkshire Hills Quill

 

Berkshire Hills Quill, the first breeding dog for Black Creek Australian Labradoodles, is now retired.  She is medium size weighing 33 pounds.  

She does agility, plays ball and frisbee, loves playing with children and enjoys going to the skilled nursing unit of a local community to soothe and comfort the sick and injured. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                         

Black Creek Imperatrice aka Trixie

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Trixie , Quill's daughter, is a medium caramel weighing 34 pounds.  She is sweet and devoted.  She's exceedingly smart and always there when I call.  For that reason

I walk Trixie off-leash often.  Trixie is now retired.

 

Black Creek Royal Delta aka Della

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From Trixie's September 2018 litter comes Della.  She's a large medium weighing 38 pounds.  She's mellow and cuddly.  I have hopes for her as a therapy dog.  

At four months she started going to a retirement community to greet residents who entered the lobby of the Health Center.  

 

 

 

Black Creek Something Royal aka Sunny  

                                                                       

                                                                       Sunny is my husband's therapy dog. 

                                                                       They walk together, talk together and

                                                                        reinforce their love of life.

 

 

 

 

                                         

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Black Creek Quinn

Quinn is Trixie's daughter by Tuscan

d'Artagnan.  She is a dark caramel 

who weighs 28 pounds.  Although 

smaller she is the fastest girl in the 

house.  Like Trixie she is spot on 

with recall, always coming when I

 

call.

She will be health tested in 2024 and 

then bred.

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