Dixie Magnolia Labradoodles,

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Dixie Magnolia Labradoodles,

All of our puppies come from genetically health tested parents that are members of our family. Our puppies are hand raised in a climate controlled nursery.
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age to start going to the bathroom outside. Our puppies are socialized and handled on a daily basis. We provide new owners with a one year health guarantee and have a spay/neuter clause in our contract. While the Dam is pregnant and nursing puppies she is fed a high calorie, healthy diet to ensure that the puppies receive the utmost nutrition. Once they are weaned, they are fed a grain-free diet. Their dew claws are removed and receive recommended worming and vaccinations. They are vet checked before they leave to go to their new homes. We do not try to produce the "mini" doodles by artificially inseminating to a miniature or toy poodle like many Labradoodle breeders are practicing, due to the confirmation issues this practice produces. If it can't happen naturally, it does not need to happen. This is just a quick way to downsize a breed that is supposed to be a mid size or large breed in the first place. I also do not ship puppies for their optimum health and well being. I am willing to meet out of town clients for delivery, but I also welcome all prospective new puppy owners to come and see our facility.

05/23/2020

OMG

Employee training

05/23/2020

When you don’t brush and keep the mats out of your doodle, you get a lab.😮
Note: Not one of mine. I just had to share this picture.

05/22/2020

Missouri moves to shut down Horrible Hundred puppy mill for keeping dogs in filthy conditions · A Humane World

Just days after the release of our annual Horrible Hundred report, Missouri’s attorney general has sued to shut down one of the puppy mills named in it. The owners of Little Bit Ranch in Unionville, Missouri, failed to provide adequate veterinary care for their dogs . . .

05/20/2020

LaFitte from Praline’s Feb. 2016 litter.

05/17/2020

Gumbeaux always has to have something to rest his head on. An armrest of a chair or sofa, the porch rail, my leg, and a pot will do just fine! Silly Gumbeaux! 😆🐾❤️❤️

05/16/2020

Julep and Beignet wanting attention.

05/15/2020

Bear! One of our guardians.❤️

05/11/2020

Pet me! No, me! No, pet me! Me! Me!

05/11/2020

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05/10/2020

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the Dixie Magnolia’s puppies Mom’s. We live and appreciate you!

05/09/2020

Evangeline. The matriarch of Dixie Magnolia Doodles. She is a great grandmother! ❤️🐾

05/06/2020

That is ok. I will just sit here and wait.
( her behind is on the dog bed and her feet are on the floor!) Reaux

05/06/2020

Beau from Beignet’s July 2019 litter. ❤️

05/06/2020

Beau from Beignet’s July 2019 litter.❤️🐾

05/04/2020

Love the conformation on this girl!! 🐾❤️ Julep

05/04/2020

How can he sleep like that??? Silly Gumbeaux Shepherd!

05/04/2020

2 1/2 more weeks with this anchor on my foot with no weight bearing. Julep is not happy. 😔🐾

05/04/2020

This is Maggie. She is from Julep’s 12/2019 litter.

05/01/2020

Sound the alarms! It is May 1st, 2020! 😆

04/29/2020

My ‘helpers’ today begging for part of my lunch. 😊

04/28/2020

I don’t even know what to say! (Angie got in Gumbeaux’s spot on the couch. So what does he do????) 😆🐾🥴

04/28/2020

Daisy and her new human little sister!
From Angie’s June 2014 litter.

04/22/2020

Good advise.

04/18/2020

Baylor! ❤️🐾

04/17/2020

Doodles have quarantine bad hair days, too! 😆🐾❤️

04/16/2020

Leo!

04/16/2020

Hi everyone! This month I am featuring all of Dixie Magnolia’s pups and dogs homeschooling with their human siblings. (Or adults!) Please post your pictures in the comments and I will feature each post on our profile.
Here is the first one. This is Leo from Reau’s 12/ 2018 litter.

04/15/2020

Julep loves her chair! ❤️🐾

04/14/2020

Quarantine stormy day project. Making braided dog tugs from old t-shirts fur my dogs and the shelters. Don’t throw those old t-shirts away! Repurpose them and help pups in need. For dogs that have separation anxiety, do not wash the t-shirts so they will have your scent on them. You can also use old fleece blankets or just about any material. You simply cut them across the body of the shirt, in strips about 2” wide, up to the armpits. I start with three strips and hang them on the handlebar of my knee scooter. ( I broke my foot!)
Then I simply braid them all the way down and tie in a knot in the top and the bottom. 😊🐾🐶

04/12/2020

Smart dog! ❤️🐾

04/11/2020

Dixie Magnolia Labradoodles,'s cover photo

04/11/2020

Enjoying a beautiful day with Gumbeaux Shepherd and his frisbee.

04/10/2020

I read this post about a doodle owner who lost her precious dog to a Bravecto flea and tick treatment. Please read this and DO NOT use Bravecto on your dogs!!!!: My vet recommends AAdvantage Plus. He said he has always had good results with it and he uses it on his own dogs.
PLEASE NOTE: This was NOT one of our dogs!!!

Hi everyone. It’s taking a lot for me to go on here and post this but I need to do it for my babyJeter. Jeter was just 2 years old, he would have turned 3 on September 21st. He was our baby, loved and spoiled more than anything. He was an early Christmas present for my 8 and 9 year old girls. We decided to get him after we lost our 18 year old Jack Russel and my father was diagnosed with Cancer to help us cope. He sure did make our days and nights brighter and cozier. We lost my dad, last May and Jeter was there for us to give us laughs, puppy licks and so much more. He was a completely healthy, playful, poochie. He absolutely hated the groomer, so much so that my vet suggested that he should be sedated and groomed. But before we sedated him, she would need to do a complete check up on him including blood to make sure he was healthy. Everything came back perfect... so I know he was healthy!! Well while under quarantine the nice weather snuck up on us and Jeter was really enjoying the back yard with my kids, I got nervous about ticks and I called my vet right away ( this was Tuesday) to tell her that I didn’t have his saresto collar that I normally use and was nervous about ticks. She told me she would give me Bravecto and he would be covered for 3 months. So I immediately sent my husband to pick it up, trusting that I was doing the right thing for my boy. We gave him his chewable around 4pm on Tuesday. He seemed fine after, he ate his dinner as usual, went on his walks, played with his ball... all was fine. At 5 am he jumped on the couch where I had fallen asleep in an attempt to wake me. He jumped off and let out a cry... then fell to his side. I panicked thought he was having a seizure,,, my husband quickly put his shoes on to get ready to take him to the emergency vet, Jeter didn’t make it there. He stopped breathing. The emergency vet tried doing CPR but they couldn’t save him. This was the most traumatizing event for all of us. My poor daughters woke and and ran down because they heard us screaming in panic trying to save our baby. My. Husband came back completely broken, we are devastated beyond words. We are trying to be strong for our kids but the truth is we can barely stand the hurt and pain that we feel. I have contacted my vet, she didn’t have much to say except I’m sorry... I asked if she knew that there was a class action law suit against Bravecto and that 1000’s of people claim that Bravecto has harmed their pets. I wanted to know why on earth she would still give this medication if she knew this. She said she had heard but there was no confirmed research. I called Merck the makers of Bravecto, the young lady told me this she was aware of a class action suit but couldn’t discuss litigation with me. Of course she couldn’t. Either way there is nothing my vet or Merck can do to take away our pain or bring Jeter back. The only thing I want out of all this is to spread the word so that no one ever has to go through what we did.
Please don’t take any chAnces... do not give your pets BRAVECTO! I am convinced that it killed my baby, 13 hours after just one dose.
I know that people are going through so much worse right now, but for us losing Jeter was losing one of my children. Please pray for us, for our kids who have been crying themselves to sleep. Please don’t use Bravecto!!!

04/09/2020

lol!

04/09/2020

Happy 1st Birthday to one of our guardians, Hazel!!

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(601) 238-3111

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http://dixiemagnolialabradoodles.com

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Videos

Reaux and ‘the stalk’. 😆

Hazel wanting me to throw her pig.

Sound the alarms! It’s March 1, 2020!!

Come when called: Coach.

Recall! Bear.

Recall! Freddie.

Water and dirt do not mix good with puppies!! 🤷‍♀️

Puppy challenge!!🙅‍♀️

Playtime!

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Dixie Magnolia Doodles strives to produce a line of Labradoodles with excellent temperaments, health benefits and low to non shedding coats. Our dogs are tested for genetic defects and we have hand picked three generations of excellent blood lines for breeding. They are members of our family. Our puppies are raised in a temperature controlled kennel, and taught to use a doggie door at 6 weeks of age to start going to the bathroom outside. Our puppies are socialized and handled on a daily basis. We provide new owners with a one year health guarantee and have a spay/neuter clause in our contract. While the Dam is pregnant and nursing puppies she is fed a high calorie, healthy diet to ensure that the puppies receive the utmost nutrition. Once they are weaned, they are fed a grain-free diet. Their dew claws are removed and receive recommended worming and vaccinations by a licensed veterinarian. They are vet checked before they leave to go to their new homes. We do not try to produce the "mini" doodles by artificially inseminating to a miniature or toy poodle like many Labradoodle breeders are practicing, due to the confirmation and temperament issues this practice produces. ‘If it can't happen naturally, it does not need to happen’. This is just a quick way to downsize a breed that is supposed to be a mid size or large breed in the first place. I also do not ship puppies in cargo for their optimum health and well being. I will, however, fly a puppy in the cabin and meet new owners at the airport or new owners can fly and meet me. I am willing to meet out of town clients for delivery, but I also welcome all prospective new puppy owners to come and see our facility.