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Labradoodle puppies and dogs in Georgetown, Kentucky

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Jack

Labradoodle

Male, Adult
Lexington, KY
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Jack is a very good dog, he is very smart. He just needs someone to work with him. He’s high energy. He’s also best with an adult or 2. He is 5 years old. When we first got him it was just me and my husband. We have 5 grandkids now and our house is very busy. He’s not good with a lot of commotion. He gets stressed out. He’s also afraid of thunder and fireworks. He is very loving and somewhat of a leaner. He likes to be very close to you. We want someone who will love him and take good care of him.

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Riley

Labrador Retriever

Female, Young
Georgetown, KY
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Riley has just turned 1 on October 4, 2026. She is friendly, loves people and other dogs. She is energetic and loves to run, chase balls and Frisbees(although she doesn't bring them back). She is completely house broken. As with any puppy she likes to chew, particularly fond of shoes! We live on 8 acres now and will be moving into town with limited space for her to run. She's smart and trainable, she knows sit, down, leave it and recognizes several words like outside, go, thirsty She's loving and I will miss her. Looking for a home that loves her
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Koko

Poodle (Miniature)

Male, 2 yrs 2 mos
Georgetown, KY
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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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Koko

Poodle (Miniature)

Male, Adult
Georgetown, KY
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.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.                                               Estimated DOB:   08/12/2024 Adoption fee: $350 (6% KY sales tax included)  We would love to hear from you! To inquire about this dog, please contact us via this site, visit our website sc4paws.org to see a full bio, or visit sc4paws.rescuegroups.org/forms/ to fill out our adoption application. Important: Our dogs reside in foster homes. Please fill out our adoption application if you would like to meet one of these special dogs! SCHS Veterinary Care and Services for Dogs (5 months of age and older): Prior to being placed for adoption, all dogs, at a minimum, receive a veterinary exam, are neutered/spayed, tested for heartworms and Lyme disease, and treated for internal parasites, flea/tick preventative , current on booster(s), bordetella and rabies vaccinations. SCHS Veterinary Care and Services for Puppies (under 5 months of age): Prior to being placed for adoption, all dogs , at a minimum, receive a veterinary exam, are neutered/spayed , and treated for internal parasites, flea/tick preventative , current on booster(s), and rabies vaccinations. Puppies under 4 months of age will be placed into our foster to adopt program until the above services are met. PLEASE HELP SPONSOR THIS DOG'S FOOD AND VET COSTS  BY MAKING A DONATION! SCHS is a 501(c)-3 nonprofit organization that is volunteer-run.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.September 15, 2026, 8:06 pm

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