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Goldendoodle puppies and dogs in Georgetown, Kentucky

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Henry

Goldendoodle

Male, 3 yrs
Winchester, KY
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
✨🐾 FOR ADOPTION — HENRY: EXTREME MAKEOVER EDITION! 🐾✨ Henry came to us as an absolute matted, neglected mess… but LOOK AT HIM NOW! 😭♥️ This handsome Goldendoodle has officially had the full FairyTails treatment. He enjoyed a much-needed Spaw Day, went to the vet, lost his 🎾🎾 privileges 😂, and has now been fully vetted and CLEARED FOR ADOPTION! Henry is an owner surrender, estimated to be around 3 years old and 35 lbs. His whole world has been turned completely upside down—and thankfully, this time for the GOOD. We think he may need a little patience and time to understand that he’s safe now and that life is only going to get better from here. And yes… he may be a little bald and naked at the moment. 😂 But give that Goldendoodle coat a little time to grow back and this boy is going to be a SHOWSTOPPER. 🐾 Male Goldendoodle 🐾 Approx. 3 years old 🐾 35 lbs 🐾 Fully vetted & neutered 🐾 Cleared for adoption 🐾 Adoption fee: $400 Henry already got his makeover. Now he just needs the best part of his transformation—a family of his own. 🏡♥️

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Koko

Poodle (Standard)

Male, 2 yrs 1 mo
Georgetown, KY
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Grrrr….. wait…. no……. ummm…. How did my foster mom say I’m suppose to say hello? Grr..hello, no….. Hi! My name is KoKo and I’m so excited to meet you. I am a 12.5 pound miniature poodle. My foster momma says I’m one of the smartest dogs she’s ever met, but I need to work on my manners. I don’t have a clue what she’s talking about. Isn’t growling a proper way to let someone know you like them and want to meet them? Back at the end of July my whole world got turned upside down. My beloved mom and dad of 2 years could no longer care for me. Let me tell you something, they loved me so much and according to my foster mom spoiled me a little too much because she says I have some naughty behaviors. Back to that terrible day. I was so scared and confused I lashed out to the shelter staff by growling and trying to bite them. I truly meant no harm. I was just scared and had learned if I growl and snap things I don’t like happening stop. Thankfully the shelter director knew of foster mom and knew she would take a chance on me and take me home to foster. The day she picked me up was one of the best days of my life. While I’m still living with other dogs and cats her home is quiet and the best part is she lets me sleep in the bed with her, one of my most favorite activities. I was on my best behavior for about a week, before I let the first growl slip. I truly meant no harm. I was just tired and didn’t want to be moved over on the bed. My new momma told me that was unacceptable behavior and we had to practice being moved without biting. My foster momma took me to meet with a dog trainer and we have lots of things we are working on. According to the trainer I’m a pushy dog who lacks confidence and have learner growling gets me my way. I disagree, but whatever. We still apparently have to work on my growling. If you’ve got an empty lap, patience, and a willingness to continue on with my training fill out an application to me you. KoKo is house trained and crate trained, but can be reactive in his crate. He gets along great with both cats and dogs and would like flourish in a home with a dog his size to play with. He enjoys walking on a leash and napping the day away on the couch. Because he does growl and snap he needs a home with kids over the age of 12. One of the conditions of his adoption is going to be, being willing to enroll him in training classes with a dog trainer so his forever family can continue working with him on his growling. He will also require daily brushing and grooming visits every 6-8 weeks to keep his hair from matting.

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FairyTails Pet Adoptions

6049 Lexington Rd, Winchester, KY 40391

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