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Meet Bell. 12 week old Mini Golden Doodle. Sweet as can be and has grown up inside a home with lots of children, other animals, and tons of love.
She is crate trained, with potty training going well. She has been trained to go on artificial turf inside as well, but she hasnt used that in weeks. She is at a stage now where she can hold it for longer periods of time in her crate so leaving the turf accessible doesnt seem necessary. However, if indoor turf works for your lifestyle, it may benefit you that she has been trained on it.
She has a clean bill of health from the vet. Hips, joints, and teeth all good. She has had her second set of booster shots but will need her third one in about 4 weeks which should be the time she is good to have her rabies shot as well.
She will come with vet paperwork, food, a toy, a blanket, treats, and a harness to help with the transition.
She does well traveling in a car and has made several trips back and forth from UT to ID. However, this last trip we took a break two hours in and when she got back in the car, she did throw up 15 min back on the road. Unknown if isolated incident or a sign that she developed motion sickness. She does great in her crate in the car so I will need another trip with her to know if its something she has an issue with now.
She will be with me through next week in UT as I continue her individual training. Basic commands, recall, and reinforce potty training.
She is not a hyper dog. She will stand on hind legs and ask for attention, but she is gentle in her approach and responds to no very quickly when asking her to stop. She loves to lay on you, or next to you.
She has been raised being picked up, but as of late seems to lock her legs as if unsure of her footing. That is a new development and I am working to see if its because she prefers not to be picked up, or just insecure with me personally picking her up.
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1 Day
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$1,500.00
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Meet Bell. 12 week old Mini Golden Doodle. Sweet as can be and has grown up inside a home with lots of children, other animals, and tons of love.
She is crate trained, with potty training going well. She has been trained to go on artificial turf inside as well, but she hasnt used that in weeks. She is at a stage now where she can hold it for longer periods of time in her crate so leaving the turf accessible doesnt seem necessary. However, if indoor turf works for your lifestyle, it may benefit you that she has been trained on it.
She has a clean bill of health from the vet. Hips, joints, and teeth all good. She has had her second set of booster shots but will need her third one in about 4 weeks which should be the time she is good to have her rabies shot as well.
She will come with vet paperwork, food, a toy, a blanket, treats, and a harness to help with the transition.
She does well traveling in a car and has made several trips back and forth from UT to ID. However, this last trip we took a break two hours in and when she got back in the car, she did throw up 15 min back on the road. Unknown if isolated incident or a sign that she developed motion sickness. She does great in her crate in the car so I will need another trip with her to know if its something she has an issue with now.
She will be with me through next week in UT as I continue her individual training. Basic commands, recall, and reinforce potty training.
She is not a hyper dog. She will stand on hind legs and ask for attention, but she is gentle in her approach and responds to no very quickly when asking her to stop. She loves to lay on you, or next to you.
She has been raised being picked up, but as of late seems to lock her legs as if unsure of her footing. That is a new development and I am working to see if its because she prefers not to be picked up, or just insecure with me personally picking her up.











