Name: Labradoodle Puppy
Brand: Labradoodle
SKU: 390277
Price: 900 USD
Availability: InStock

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Fawn Labradoodle 8 months old

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

390277

Price / Fee

$900

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Labradoodle

Location

Ada, Liberty Township, Hardin County, Ohio

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Meet Charlotte! She is a F1 Labradoodle, from a breeder. She is just 8 months old. She is very playful. So if you have kids, she will do well. However, she does like to jump. You have to have a big yard, because she has lots of energy and likes to run and play. When she is worn out she will snuggle or lay on her favorite bed.

She is up to date on all of her shots. She is crate trained and mostly potty trained.

We hate having to rehome her, but I have had medical issues come back up, and with that she isn’t getting the proper attention.

So we are looking for the right person/couple/family for her. We are asking for a rehoming fee, and she will bring her beds and all her toys with her!

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$900

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Fawn Labradoodle?

A Fawn Labradoodle is a mix between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle, specifically one with a fawn-colored coat. They are known for their friendly nature and playful demeanor, making them great family pets.

How old is the Labradoodle for rehoming?

The Labradoodle available for rehoming is just 8 months old, making her still very much a puppy with lots of energy and personality.

Is she good with children?

Yes, she is very playful and does well with kids. However, potential adopters should be mindful that she likes to jump, so supervision is recommended.

What are her exercise needs?

She has lots of energy and needs a big yard to run and play. Daily exercise is important to keep her happy and healthy.

Is she trained?

She is crate trained and mostly potty trained, which can make the transition to a new home easier for her new family.

Why is she being rehomed?

The current owner is facing medical issues and feels that they cannot provide her with the attention she deserves, which is why they are looking for the right person or family for her.