Woof Wednesday

 This 4 month old Labradoodle needs a new home! We won't get into the ugly details but his mother is no longer able to keep him, despite her best efforts! So let's help her find him the best home! 

He is such a good, sweet, smart pup! He comes potty trained and crate trained. But keep in mind he is still a puppy and puppies need to be let out often, and a consistent routine will give them stability they need to thrive! He weighs about 30lbs right now and could get up to around 50lbs. He is up-to-date on all his shot for the rest of the year! Being that he is only 4 months old he is not neutered yet. He is sure to bring Joy to your Home!

Some fun, quick facts on Labradoodles:

Best features:
Kid-friendly, clever, friendly, low-shedding

A Labradoodle is a mixed-breed dog, the product of breeding a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle. Labradoodles were originally bred in Australia


About Allergies
Most Labradoodles are low-shedding, so if you and/or your family members are mildly allergic to dog hair, you may have found the perfect pet (aside from fish!)

Temperament
Labradoodles have the best of their parents' temperament. They are devoted, playful, obedient, kid-friendly and clever like both Labrador Retrievers and Poodles. Very easy to train, Labradoodles are social and enjoy the company of people and other dogs. They're comfortable with either city or country life, as long as they have your good company.

Care
Moderate exercise is sufficient for a Labradoodle, likely of a daily fetch game with a long walk. Grooming is a rare task. A longer-haired Labradoodle will need a good brushing once or twice a week, but a shorter-haired or clipped Labradoodle will only need brushing twice a month.

Health Concerns
As a mixed breed dog, Labradoodles are healthier than either of their parents, aren't prone to any canine diseases of major concern, and have a life expectancy of 13-15 years.

*please contact me via email if you are interested in this adorable fluff at lcairdo@gmail.com