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Comment by Sooner Mom on May 10, 2015 at 5:24am

After reflecting on the two more chances, neither of them was actually a good fit for us so we sadly also decided to pass on them.  It turned out they were both F1 litters and we had planned on an FIB all along.  The next F1B litter was not until a time that was not a good fit for us to bring home a puppy.  So, we are pondering what to do.  At some point it will be clear.  My friend who was trying to a adopt a mini at the same time has running a similar issue and is pondering what to do as well.  Never dreamed it would be so hard to find the type of pup we wanted within a reasonable driving distance.  

Comment by Nancy & Echo on April 26, 2015 at 5:19am

Thank you so much for your encouragement Sooner Mom!  You are right - its more important to get the right dog - and right temperament - than to rush the process.  For me, it will give me more time to puppy proof, organize, and get rid of a lot of unneeded stuff.  Hope your two more chances come soon!  Thank you again for reaching out.

Comment by Sooner Mom on April 26, 2015 at 5:01am

I hope that you will have a smooth path to getting your doodle.  We have had a more difficult time getting a puppy than we anticipated.  Nature has not been as cooperative as we hoped.  Stay flexible and patient.  We are still waiting too.  Hopefully the right pup will come along for us soon.  We wanted to wait until we had time to be home with the new puppy.  The timing might just not work out for us right now.  I'd rather wait than regret it.  At my age, I have realized timing is important and I can wait but we started looking and waiting in January for a pup as soon as school was out but then Mother Nature did not come through as we hoped.  We have two more chances soon.  If these don't work out then I will have to rethink.  Good Luck, Nancy!

Comment by Nancy & Echo on April 26, 2015 at 3:53am

I just put my deposit down for a multigen labradoodle.  The breeder said they don't expect a doodle to be ready until next Nov, Dec or Jan.  This will be my first pet (not counting goldfish as a child - they lasted about 2 weeks before the cat ate them.)  I'm so looking forward to a companion!

Comment by Gail K. and Henry in Ca. on April 20, 2015 at 2:32pm

We are looking for a F1B standard Goldendoodle male puppy that will be 70+

lbs in Southern California.  Apricot, cream or red color.  Most of the doodles around here are medium size.

Comment by David Spitzer on April 22, 2012 at 11:07pm

We are looking for a doodle - golden, or labra -our oldest kid is a running but has bad asthma so we need a non-shedder. We would like a 50-60 lbs dog, prefer a girl but we are flexible on that... a slighlty older pup who has some training would be ideal.  THANKS

Comment by Adina P on February 23, 2012 at 10:51am

Shelley are you wanting an adult dog? Is that why you are asking for leads? I would research breeders who have what you want using our guidelines for what to look for in a breeder..

Comment by Malinda Claxton on September 22, 2010 at 10:25am

Hi, I'm near Cincinnati/Dayton, Ohio and am looking to adopt a goldendoodle. If anyone finds one who needs rehomed please let me know. Thanks! Malinda

Comment by Adina P on May 10, 2010 at 10:26am

Testing...testing...Nancy did you get this?

Comment by Carolyn Robbin on May 3, 2010 at 6:46am

Hi, I'm a wannabe, looking for a re-home or rescue, retired breeder situation in CT. Looking for an Australian Labradoodle, non-shedding hopefully. Thanks!
Carolyn

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