chocolate Goldendoodle

Richland WA

Description

 unfortunately we need to rehome our five month old golden doodle Hudson. The picture of the two golden doodles are his parents. My 18-year-old daughter was having issues with depression and all of us have allergies so we paid the money to get him because of his hypoallergenic nature. Our friends have golden doodles and I never seem to have issues with them. My daughter was going to stay here and go to school but as it turns out she will be moving to Texas next month into a small studio apartment and going to school and working full-time. We cannot have him here at my house and she can no longer take him as it won’t be fair to kennel him all day. We have had him for a couple months. He came from a wonderful home and he plays with our friends dogs all the time and does phenomenal. He is still a puppy so I’m reluctant to say that he is housebroken, however, he has not had an accident in the house in quite some time as he will whine at the door when he needs to go out. I’m sure if you don’t pay attention he will still potty in the house. He is kennel trained and knows how to sit, lay down, go lay down, shake and he knows kennel. Hudson is so sweet but I have an autistic two year old that doesn’t do well with him and I work and have an ill mother that I take care of. We are asking a rejoining fee for sure and will need to know he is going to a phenomenal home. He needs a yard and people who will play with him and love him. Hudson is a phenomenal emotional support animal. We got him for my daughters depression and he has been phenomenal. It breaks her heart to have to rehome him but it breaks her heart more to think about him being stuck in a tiny place and rarely getting to see her. When you cry or are sad he will always come to your side and lay on you and want to cuddle. He is definitely a people person. His downsides are that he still jumps on people when he is really excited and he is a puppy so he is still chewing but he is great with redirection and he is soft when he bites playfully. He is up-to-date on his shots but he is not neutered.