What do I get when I buy an Adirondack Labradoodle?

 (From an email to a customer) "I thought I would answer some of your questions to assist you in thinking through the idea of getting a Labradoodle.  First question-- have you browsed all the way through our site?  If you read through all the pages, you get a pretty good idea all about Basil's parentage and our Labradoodle breeding and puppy-rearing approach.  When you purchase a Labradoodle puppy from us you get a dog that people consistently say "this is the best dog we've ever had" (to quote from an email received out of the blue the other day), you get the puppy's blankie, you get the parents pedigree papers, you get an ongoing source of advice and communication and friendship with the Jennings and Basil's mommy and daddy, most important you get a very smart, friendly, health-certified puppy that shouldn't need more than a $100 checkup plus some shots and worm meds each year.  These Labradoodles are hearty and easy to work with assuming they are trained carefully for the first few months.  As far as actual "stuff", we let the owner decide what to have for the puppy's home set-up, but basically all you should need is a large collapsible wire crate for $70, a bed with cleanable cover, two no-tip bowls, a leash, maybe a dog brush, and a couple nylon chew toys.  Figure on a vet visit in each of the 2 months post-adoption, and you should be all set."  That's pretty much the Adirondack Labradoodle value proposition! Have a great day!