Name: Irish Doodles Puppy
Brand: Irish Doodles
SKU: 370893
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2 year old Irish Doodle

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

370893

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Irish Doodles

Location

Uniontown, Lake Township, Stark County, Ohio

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Ivy is a beautiful, loving, active 2 year old Irish Doodle who just had her birthday in June. She has long legs and weighs about 36lbs. She has a summer cut now, but definitely looks adorable fluffy too!

We love Ivy dearly. She has brought an amazing amount of joy into our family.

She loves to run, play, jump and snuggle. She is very smart, and quick to pick up new things. She is very healthy and up to date with all of her vaccines.

We are heartbroken to have to rehome her. Unfortunately, our youngest son often antagonistic to her during play and takes it too far. The two of them have a sibling relationship which can get out of hand.

We think Ivy would thrive in a loving, patient home without younger children. The vet raves about what a fantastic dog she is, as do the owners of our kennel. She does sometimes have trouble minding her manners, but definitely can fall in line when consistently reinforced.

We would be happy to share her vet records with applicants and answer any questions.

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FAQs about Ivy, the 2 Year Old Irish Doodle

What is Ivy's age and breed?

Ivy is a 2 year old Irish Doodle who recently celebrated her birthday in June.

What is Ivy like as a pet?

Ivy is a beautiful, loving, and active dog. She enjoys running, playing, jumping, and snuggling. She has a delightful personality that brings joy to her family.

What is Ivy’s weight and size?

Ivy weighs about 36lbs and has long legs. She currently has a summer cut but also looks adorable when fluffy.

Is Ivy healthy and up to date with vaccinations?

Yes, Ivy is very healthy and is up to date with all of her vaccines.

Why is Ivy being rehomed?

We are heartbroken to have to rehome Ivy due to our youngest son often antagonizing her during play, leading to a sibling-like relationship that can sometimes get out of hand.

What type of home would be best for Ivy?

Ivy would thrive in a loving, patient home without younger children. She does well with consistency and can learn to mind her manners with positive reinforcement.