Thank you for the additional information. We currently have a goldendoodle and I spent many hours researching the breed prior to adding her to our family. We are very much interested in adopting a doodle in need of rehoming. We look forward to hearing from you. 

I am aware of the risks. I have and cared for many labs in my life an the pleasure of doodles in my family. All my companions have been rescues. I prefer rescues older in nature, as they are less likely to get adopted. I am sure the rest of your criteria will be no issue. Thank You for making sure I am informed and committed to your process. While I have not made a selection, I sm sure the right one for both of us is coming.

Tripp

Thanks so much!  My application is in and I will do my best to keep aware of who is out there looking for a new forever home.

DO you send dogs to the Minneapolis area.  I am 72 live in a town home and looking for a good companion.  I can not fence my back yard buct several neighbors have a twice a day walking club   I am able to take the golden doodle out several times a day but Is nice to have all the dogs sniff and check you out.  I am looking to foster or rescue a senior dog.  I would like to give them the best few years.  I researched dogs that would work best for me.  I like that they are pretty much a non shedding dog.  Please let me know your thoughts.

"What background does an aussiegoldendoodle have? sounds interesting."

Our guy, Chief, is half Aussie, part golden retriever, and part standard poodle. He's smart and cheerful, somewhat protective but friendly, and just as happy to chill out and nap all day as he is running a thousand miles trying to herd the dogs at the park.  

I am definitely aware that companionship is a dog-to-dog thing, not a generalized breed-to-breed thing. Our son had a Goldendoodle that we loved, but our Dobie Charlie wasn't yet in our family when Teddy was with us. Our rescue Dobie needs a playful, interesting, energetic yet not overly assertive female companion. My husband and I would love to add the right Doodle to our home and family. We are retired for the most part and enjoy sharing our home with a couple of dogs, as we did when our kids were young.

Hi there. Thank you for the feedback about allergies. My husband and I are aware of those issues, but we would still like to adopt a doodle / poodle. We currently have a poodle, Xander, who is under the care of Dr. Hope Coleman. All of this is in our application and file. Thank you, Victoria.

Thank you!

Thank you for this information.  While I have spent years teaching dogs to earn off leash and privileges, I do see why a fenced in yard is preferred.  My husband and I are working on a plan.  With COVID-19 materials are challenging and having a cohesive plan with our property and expanded deck design is important to us.  I don’t want to just throw something together fast and then hate it and do it again.

The below links are appreciated resources.  
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Hi there!  I’m a bit confused as to how this site works. Could someone please tell me how we can see available dogs?  I’ve already filled out the application. 

Thanks very much! 

I have read the adoption policies. I am also aware of the allergy issues. Wehad a doodle for 14 and a half years. We currently have a Standardpoodle and a poodle mix(maltese?).  Neitherof them are an issue.

The vet records are either in my husbands name or Both our names. If that isn’t sufficient, I’ll look elsewhere.  We provide a wonderful, loving home for our pets. We keep them for life. They have room to run and are well fed and well loved.

Ok, thanks for the response.  Unfortunately, I cannot provide information on the vets we previously used for our pets as I had stated in my application that it was quite some time ago since we had the dogs. They were alway very healthy animals and I cannot remember a time where we needed one for anything other than routine medical checkups.  Those were usually done at the Chandler/Gilbert Animal Hospital in AZ.  I am sorry I cannot provide you any more information than that.  

Hello.  I understand the need for the Veterinary reference and I have a coworker who has a Goldendoodle.  He reaally likes his Vet and suggested I use his.  How do I add that information as you requested?  Thank you.

Thank you so much for taking the time to educate me.  I've been looking through all of the shelters and rescue groups as well.

Thanks so much for getting back to me. I have a few questions. We always had dogs nand cats while my children were growing up, until they just grew old ( the animals and the kids).After they went to college, I worked full time and  have not had a pet for a while.   Also, I do not have a vet because I do not have a pet now. I do dogs Sit for my grown children. Now, that I retired, I would just love a dog. Been thinking about it and looking for some time. Should I just list the vet I would use, that my daughter uses?

barbara

We live in South Carolina.  Are there rescue doodles in are area?

Thank you,  Marilyn

We live in south Carolina.  Are there doddle rescue groups in our area?  Thank you,  Marilyn

Many years ago we cared for my sister's  Irish Setter for one year while she lived in Europe.  It is too long ago to have records.  I am willing to provide her name as a reference if that would further my chances of adopting a rescue dog. Because we both worked full time and traveled a lot right after retirement, we did not believe that it was wise to leave a dog alone for so many hours a day.  Now we are home 24/7 and would like to share our lives with a rescue dog.  We do have vet records of careful and loving care for a rescue cat for 14 years, including for 1 1/2 years after he he suffered a stroke.