Labradoodle 1701

File:1701-Labradoodle-Mail-Order-2.jpg|Mail Order package (front).
File:1701mib2.jpg|Mail Order package (back).
LPS Labradoodle #1701 is light brown with white airbrushed accents and black paw pads. Its eyes are sky blue. A blue paw print label appears on the back of its head.
==Production==
LPS Labradoodle #1701 was the fifth Mail Order Pet in the toyline and was not available as an offer in the US. It was part of the Total Girl Magazine LPS promotion available only to Australian and New Zealand residents, which began on April 26 2010 and ended on August 22 2010.Internet Archive. Total Girl Magazine. "LPS Labradoodle is Here!" captured 28 April 2010. https://web.archive.org/web/20100428164924/http://www.totalgirl.com.au/trendsetter/trendsetter-article.asp?ArticleID=1895 
Six stickers were required to mail the form. The aforementioned magazine often promoted these campaigns for mail order pets and other Littlest Pet Shop packaging.Internet Archive. Total Girl Magazine. "LPS Promotion Terms and Conditions," captured 24 February 2011. https://web.archive.org/web/20110224004534/http://www.totalgirl.com.au/your-say/your-say-article.asp?ArticleID=2680 One source also claims it was available as a European Special Edition releaseWorthpoint.com. "LITTLEST PET SHOP EUROPE SPECIAL EDITION LABRADOODLE LOT #1701 RARE RETIRED NIB." https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/littlest-pet-shop-europe-special-1901485202; the majority of sellers for Labradoodle #1701 are based in Australia or European locations. The writing on the packaging is written in a variety of European languages, further confirming its foreign release in both places. No Collector Journals or campaign-specific stickers were evidently released for the pet’s promotion. 
It was the first labradoodle in the series and one of only three pets to use the mold. Only 1,000 of this pet were produced for the offer.
==Value==
Due to the limited production and lack of availability in the US, the pet is considered to be more rare compared to some of the other mail order pets. In 2022, NIB (new in box) packages of this pet are valued at $35-$40, while by itself its value averages at $20-$25 in good condition.
==Citations==
Category:Littlest Pet Shop
Category:LPS
Category:Merchandise
Category:Toys
Category:Mail Order Pets
Category:Collect and Get
Category:Limited Edition
Category:Special Edition
Category:Pets
Category:Dog
Category:Labradoodle
Category:EU Exclusive
Category:Display Boxes