I've always loved animals, and am so fortunate to have had many wonderful furry family members over the years. This value was instilled in me by my parents, who also encouraged respectful relationships with animals and gratitude for the opportunity to share with them. Thankfully my partner, children, and grandchildren share the same values and we all cherish our four-legged friends.
What Type of Doodle(s) do you have? What are their names? Tell us about your doodle(s) or any other pets you have!
Our lovely two-year-old, affectionate, active doodle loves other animals and all children (Max is black and 71 pounds). He's tall, and loves to rest his head on our dining room table. He's by our side most of every day, and sleeps next to our bed at night.
Our son has a twelve-year-old loving, 20 pound doodle, Molly. She's the little cream doll licking her lips in my profile photo, and was in multiple homes with a reputation of being untrainable before we adopted her at two. Of course she was a handful, but eager to please and lots of fun. She spent several years doing agility and is a very gentle yet social, little extravert. She's losing her sight and hearing, but is always happy and always ready to cuddle or rough house. Although our son lives in his own home now, Molly lived with us when our son was a young teen, and still comes to live with us frequently when our son travels with work.
Where did you get your doodle(s)?
Breeder, Rescue
Why did you choose a doodle rather than another breed or mix?
Allergies - needed hypoallergenic dog. Had wonderful opportunities over the decades to adopt a variety of rescue dogs all with their own health concerns including allergies, one with diabetes, another with a seizure disorder, one with an autoimmune disorder, another 100% deaf. Hoped to have a dog without medical concerns as I'm older now with my own health issues, and wanted to know his or her whole background history. Did lots of research and decided a large 'doodle' would would fit the bill with an optimistic health future and long life, as well as possibility of a non-shedding coat.
What are Your Favorite Things to Do With Your Doodles?
long daily walks, playing, training, relaxing together... being close
Does your doodle(s) shed?
Nope!
Who grooms your doodle(s)?
private groomer every 3 months, occasional swim at the lake, spray shampoos and brushes at home as needed or for fun - easy-care coat
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