Hi,

I did receive an email confirming my membership has been approved. Nobody has contacted me by phone or email as of 6pm Tues, 2018, with regards to re-homing need for our 'Yankee-Doodle'. I will be away from my computer for dinner break. I will check email upon return. Thanks.

Hi,  I'm not sure anyone received my response to the inquiry you sent regarding my application.  I checked my span folder for the auto response acknowledgement, but it wasn't there.  Please let me know if I need to resubmit the application.

Thanks,  Mia Cunningham

Hello,

I'm happy to be a part of the doodle family.  Thank you for all the info.

I  filled out an application about a week ago.  Did you receive it?

If not, I'm happy to resubmit.

Mia

Hi, Thank you for the info. Should we fill out an application before we see a pup we want to adopt to open "the lines of communication with the adoption coordinator."? The application has a required field to specify a doodle so I wasn't sure. 

Thank you for the great information!  We are reading all of it.  

Just a question though, I filled out the application. Was it not done correctly?

Thank you.  I have read all of it and so want to adopt.  Dan, Justice and I are hoping to complete our family with a new companion whenever possible.  

Thank you.  I just wanted to clarify that dogs and cats are only an "irritant" to my allergies, which is a runny nose or itchy eyes, not how some allergies can be so severe for people - I am still able to have both.  

Thank you. Anything worthwhile is never easy. Our doodle is crazy energetic, sheds a lot, needs lots of attention, costs $150 every six weeks for grooming...and had to be professionally trained at home so he can become the amazing sweet guy that he is today. So none of the doodle myths were true for him. With the right professional training and love and patience and time any doodle can adjust and be happy with us.

Very good point! I forgot to mention that we are definitely looking to adopt an adult doodle. Thanks again!

​Hello​!

Thank you for taking the time to comment on my page. Yes, we are aware that not ​all doodles are hypoallergenic. We also know that all dogs shed somewhat. Also, dogs pick up hair and pollen and other stuff that can irritate allergies. There is no perfect world for the allergy sufferer and dogs!

We have been managing this issue for over 30 years. We are lucky that my wife's allergies are fairly mild, but she does have problems when we spend a long time with our daughter's hound or our son's Rottweiler.

Originally, we bought poodles from breeders, but last time we branched out to a Cockapoo - even though we knew the risk. She sheds a bit, but has not been a big problem. We thought that a doodle, even one that sheds, would probably be about the same.

Obviously, we could go to a breeder, but would love to rescue a dog. Our daughter is affiliated with rescues in MA and a student at the Academy for Dog Trainers. Through her, we've learned to a love rescue dogs. We are working with 3 or 4 in our area also. It's a long process but one that will be worth the effort!

Thanks again!

Nancy

Dear Nancy, Ned, Clancy and Charlie,

I understand your concern.  I love all three of the breeds, have spent time with them, and truly enjoy their personalities. Please keep my application active. I really feel that a doodle would be a wonderful addition to our family.  

Best, Linda

Hi. Thanks for your concern. My allergy to animals is not very strong. We have had cats and dogs over the years. I just sneeze a bit and have to wash my hands after cuddles in order to keep my hands away from my eyes.  If I played with a doodle I would soon know. We dogsit for a family dog who sheds like crazy and is a mixed breed.  I have no problem with him.  I'd just like to meet and pet a dog to check it out.

i filled out an application yesterday for a golden doodle and i'm not quite sure why your email is directed towards knowing the difference. i am very much interested in your dogs and i hope i didn't advertantly omit any info you required. please let me know if i did.

thank you,

lauren eisen 

Hello!

Thanks for the helpful information.  I am aware of the variances of non-shedding mixed breed dogs, but you were able to add some interesting and beneficial information.  I will be going over that more carefully tonight.  

Concerning having a dog in my own name with vet records, our last three dogs were registered with the vet in my name, and they covered a span of nearly 30 years.  This should put your minds to rest on that count.  All my dogs were well taken care of, and I enjoyed training them.

We look forward to seeing some possible new additions to our family!

Margaret

The breed mix is not a big issue, if you happen to get one that is on the small side.  I do plan to have the dog go to obedience class, but it is somewhat important that she walks well on a lead.   Thank you for your information and time

Carolyn

I had a dog 40 years ago, so I am knowledgeable about dogs. I also have been around friends of mine dogs.

I understand that no dog is allergy free. My daughter with allergies dies not live with me , has her own doodle and we are interested in a dog that might shed less than our Golden did. Shedding is not a deal breaker. We have had 2 Golden’s and have adapted. 

I am interested in adopting a doodle even it not allegy free. I have a question about your note. You must have had a dog as an adult with a veterninary. Does that mean I have to had a dog in the past? I have cat and I can provide a veterninary records that I have take good care of the cat.