Senior Rehome: Hazel: F1 Milk Chocolate Labradoodle

Hazel: F1 Milk Chocolate Labradoodle with hazel green eyes
Born February 25th 2015
Weight 80 pounds
Rehome fee: $150.00

Hazel is a very sweet GENTLE GIANT f1 Milk Chocolate Labradoodle girl looking for her FUREVER home where she can spend the rest of her life being a very loved couch potato.
She is a very laid back sweet sometimes timid girl but comes around quickly once she knows she can trust you.
She is potty and crate trained and loves kids! With patience she will make a great indoor family member!
She is fixed and up to date on all shots flea treatment, worming and microchipped.
Being an f1 Labradoodle, she is a low to medium shedding and is not recommended for allergy sufferers, though her shedding is less than most dogs.

Some of our rehomes are retired breeders and some are pets we help families find new homes for.

Kennel life: We live on 16 acres and our breeders live in packs of 2 or 3 in indoor/outdoor kennels. The inside kennel space is tiled 3 foot by 5 foot with a doggy door leading to either a 50 foot by 50 foot or a 80 foot by 30 play yard.

They have full access to play yards, baby pools/ containers, toys and other dogs 24 hours a day, they are NEVER locked in any cages or containers. They enjoy the freedom to come in or out whenever they want, though they usually prefer it outdoors and enjoy running and playing with the other packs near them.

With this being said it usually takes them time to adjust to living indoors where they are NOT able to go in and out at will, it may also take them time to learn to enjoy being a couch potato. As well as being an indoor family member or being on a leash for walks, but with patience they usually adjust fairly quickly.

I mention all of this because when a dog goes from kennel life to transitioning to indoor family life they may at first seem timid and sometimes even scared, it is NOT because they have ever been abused in any way, it is simply because absolutely everything in their world just changed. So it is important to allow them the time to adjust to all the newness, most adjust quickly but some faster than others.