Jackson Is Looking For His Forever Home

WE WILL NOT REHOME NOW UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS

Happy to take applications,and do homechecks in between the holiday period

Please do read all the following information fully,before applying.

If you do not match Jackson’s criteria do not apply thank you

Jackson is located in Stirling in Scotland ,post code area FK7

You will be expected to travel,to carry out several meet and greets

Brief history :- His current owners adopted Jackson from a senior lady ,whom could not cope with a puppy ,sadly as we all know puppies and young adult dogs can sometimes be a handful.

Jackson’s current owner has had him 3 years and 10 months.

Sadly he is looking for a new home due to Grandchild now being part of Jackson’s life,which he cannot cope with at all.

There’s been an occasion that the young tot aged 18 months ,climbed onto the sofa ,whilst Jackson was resting on the back of the sofa,this did not end well.

Unfortunately the tot did not understand the warning signs and pushed Jackson to his ultimate limit,resulting in the tot getting hurt.

We like to point out that this was totally not Jackson’s fault ,and his owners will state the same,tot totally would not allow Jackson any space

Sadly Jackson did give a warning growl,but we all do have limitations

Now Jackson cannot be trusted around the tot ,tot cannot be rehomed so his owners state Jackson needs a child free home ,where he can relax and the rest of the family can relax also.He is ok if the tot left him well alone,sadly children do not understand

Also his current owner is not coping well as waiting health appointments,and worried for the future of Jackson with own health issues

Jackson is also ball possessive,we recommend weaning him off balls,he will try to take other dogs balls and will growl if they try to retrieve it back.

If there is no balls around he loves playing with other dogs,some big dogs he is reactive with if they get into his space

Has some small issues with separation anxiety,gives a few whines until settled ,but he can be left short periods ,not hours at a time

Doodle Aids Requirements

ADULT HOME ONLY -: this means absolutely no visiting children in the home,if you are planning a family in the future he is not the dog for you

He adores adult company we are told,but very nervous around children in the home,as they do not give him space

With children outside the home we are told he is fine if not hounded

Edited …Will not rehome with another dog or dogs

No cats he will chase

Garden needs to be totally safe and secure

If you have any holidays planned please state on your application form

Meet Jackson

Type Cockapoo

Colour Black and White

DOB August 2021

Male who is neutered

Height 16 inches

Weight 13.65kgs

Up to date with boisterous vaccinations (next due December 2026 )

Wormed October 2025

Flea/ tick treatment administered December 2025

Health -: Jackson had Guardia as a pup with 1st owner, full bloods to ensure completely gone,and treatment given.

Groomers

Jackson has a soft wavy/curly coat sheds minimally,as all dogs shed some amount

Is brushed at home,but only tolerates it in short bursts.

Attend a Professional Groomers every 10 weeks ,not overly keen on being groomed.

Exercise

Jackson has several good walks per day,and loves going out for his exercise.

His recall is good,but we do advice no rescue dog should be allowed off lead unless you have complete trust in each other

Hiring safe and secure paddocks would be a good place to start to practice recall and trust

He is good with other dogs as long as no balls are involved,he will steal balls.

Slightly fearful of larger dogs in his space

Jackson sometimes will pull on his lead,loose lead tracing would beneficial

General information

Jackson is lively, gives great welcomes to everyone visiting ,friendly outdoors when walking, bouncy, cuddly- loves sitting or lying on your knee, plays games with his ball in house, pushes it under sideboard with his nose and then retrieves it but as stated he might be better being weaned off his ball

Jackson is toilet trained,but we always state any dog entering a new environment may have an accident until settled

He sleeps in his bed or owners bed, does both, can easily get him to his own bed, point and say bed, use command OFF for retrieving and off couch and bed

Jackson is fairly well socialised and his general obedience is fairly good too

Any dog always can do with reminders on manners and training

He can be left alone for short periods of time,no more than a few hours

Never been destructive in his home

Not crate trained

Car travel :- not overly keen to jump in boot, this comes and goes, suspect car sickness although he has never been sick, sometimes jumps in no problem

Dislikes :- big dogs, babies crying, groomers , have got a good one who is great with him now, can randomly want to chase a noisy trailers, generally good though on the lead

Likes :- balls, plastic bottles he finds on walks, tosses them about in the air

Note from his current owners :- Jackson is a gentle peaceful boy who loves people. Wouldn't suit being left alone for long periods.

He will be sadly missed ,but he needs a child free home

If you feel you are the perfect match for Jackson do apply

Click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

An adoption fee of £200.00 will apply ,this goes back into the charity

All potential homes will have a fully vetting process and a visual homecheck in place

If you live in rented accommodation ,we will expect documentation that a dog can live in this property

We are a small team ,if you send messages or emails please allow 24 hours for a reply

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Delightful Dexter Is Looking For An Experienced Foster Home.

Not first time dog owner’s please

Christmas is only around the corner,please do think carefully before applying to foster Dexter

Are you having a busy Christmas ,as this might not be the time to foster Dexter

If your Christmas is going to be quiet and your home birds,this would be perfect for him

Please do read all the following information fully,before applying.If you do not match his criteria do not apply thank you

Dexter is located in Lancing BN15 in West Sussex

We would expect you to travel to carry out several meet and greets before making a commitment

This handsome young Sproodle is dearly loved by his current owner, but recently they have been diagnosed with asthma.This has resulted in them requesting our help ,to find him a suitable foster home with a view to adopt

He also shares a home with a toddler,who is unpredictable and has backed Dexter into a corner,this resulted in a warning growl,then followed by a nip ,no blood was drawn.

The child was warned but ignored the warning signs ,due to their age and not understanding

Dexter also suffers with separation anxiety,which will need gentle management,this will all be discussed further with us

Dexter can be nervous around new people,once he gains your trust he will become very friendly,just needs time and patience

Whilst a a routine visit at the vets ,who knew Dexter is anxious,they did not allow him time to settle and went straight into an examination.

When the vet popped the stethoscope on his body,he reacted by giving a warning growl.

Doodle Aids Requirements for A Foster Home

People at home ,as Dexter does not cope with being left home alone

Quiet home over the Christmas period please

No small children in home or visiting ,if thinking about adopting Dexter ,he would not suit a couple planning a family in the future

Will consider a home with older dog savvy children aged 12 plus

Dexter can live with one other dog who is either spayed or neutered

Cannot live with cats ,will chase

Please note Dexter will bark when the door is knocked,or new people visit his home.

This is due to his anxiety but will calm down eventually when they ignore him,and then he will warm to the the visitors in his own time

Let Dexter come to you you ,do not force yourself onto a nervous dog

We will require a safe and secure garden,with fences at least 5 ft and locks on gates

If you have any day trips or holidays planned please state on your application form

Most of all we need the fosters to give Dexter time to settle,no showboating him for at least a week,and to be happy to work along side a behaviourist when needed.

Doodle Aid will be supportive throughout his foster period,will ask of you to take him to the vets for health checks,groomers when required and give him all the love he so needs.

These expenses will be paid by Doodle Aid ,if you need further assistance you will need to contact us and we will discuss further,updates are a must weekly please

Meet Dexter

Type F1 Sproodle

Born September 2019

Not neutered with be contracted under our policy

Height 26 inches approximately

Weight 27 Kgs

Microchipped

Not up to date with vaccinations (this will need to be addressed whilst in foster care)

Not up to date with flea,tick or worming (as above will need to be addressed whilst in foster care)

Health wise had lump on his ear,biopsies taken nothing sinister found

Not on any medications

Grooming

Dexter has curly coat,sheds slightly as all dogs shed sone amount

He is not a fan of being groomed ,dislikes his paws and legs being groomed

Would need an experienced groomer

Exercise

Has one walk per day and play time in the garden

His recall is fair,we request as a responsible charity ,that no foster dog should be off lead

He can pull on his lead,this is something he is getting better with over time

Dexter is better when the male owner walks him

Interaction with other dogs :- Loves other dogs and sees each one as a play mate. Can get too much if the other dogs are not the same match.Always wants to play.

More Information

Dexter is cuddly, boisterous, loving, anxious, neurotic can be reactive, sensitive, sweet, affectionate and very handsome

His general obedience is hit and miss. His recall is generally quite good. He definitely would benefit from working with a behaviourist as he is very clever and eager to please. He does sit, paw, other paw, leave it and wait.

Behaviours :- He ‘resource guards’ owners Mother when toddler is around and doesn’t like her going near her. He also gets possessive of toys that are not his own, owners believe he may be trying to get attention by doing this. He can start growling when does this and bearing teeth. He can get grumpy if you try and get him away from the door when someone knocks on the door.

Dexter is toilet trained ,but as we always state accidents may occur whilst a dog settles in a new environment

He sleeps downstairs on the owners sofa ,used to sleep in their bedroom but due to having asthma he cannot sleep there anymore

Dexter is not ok being left home alone :- They have managed to get him better with this, with time and patience but in an unknown place he will bark relentlessly and experiences anxiety when away from owners

This would need addressing with support whilst in foster care

Dexter is not crate trained ,if introducing a crate this would take time

He has not been destructive in his home

Dexter travels well in the car,in the boot or back seat

Dislikes :- anything that makes a loud sound and moves unexpectedly, he will usually jump if something catches him off guard. He doesn’t like the hoover much. He’s a sensitive boy.

He loves the water and the beach

Favourite things :- find the cheese,playing fetch,loving his walks and playtime

If you live in rented accommodation we will need documentation that a dog can live in this property

To apply to foster please click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

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Cookie Is Looking For A Permanent Home

Christmas is only around the corner,please do think carefully before applying for Cookie

Are you having a busy Christmas ,as this might not be the time to adopt a nervous dog

If your Christmas is going to be quiet and your home birds,this would be perfect for Cookie

Please do read all the following information fully,before applying.If you do not match her criteria do not apply thank you

Cookie is located in London SE3 post code area

You will be expected to travel,to carry out several meet and greets

This is a heartbreaking situation for Cookie’s owner,as her owner has a huge bond with Cookie and Cookie feels the same for her human Mum

Cookie has always been a little nervy in her ways ,but since a baby has joined the family Cookie is find it very hard to adapt

Sadly Cookie has become very attached to Mum ,and Cookie cannot cope with the baby ,whom has started moving around ,being a baby making loud noises etc ,it’s making her retreat ,she takes herself off to her crate at times

There seems to be some jealousy ,as Cookie cannot understand why her little world has change so much

Her family did prepared Cookie for the arrival of a baby ,and continued to help Cookie,but sadly Cookie will just not settle ,and it’s getting worse as the baby is getting more mobile.

Her owners feel sad for Cookie,they believe in a quiet home ,with loving people Cookie’s life would be much better suited

Doodle Aids Requirements

A quiet home ,where Cookie can finally relax and chill in her new environment

No full time workers please,Cookie needs time to be with people to settle

A dog free home

Will consider rehoming Cooking with older children 12 plus

If you are considering have a family in the future this is not the dog for you

No cats

Your garden need to be safe and secure

Introducing Cookie

Type F1 Cavapoo

Born December 2018

Colour Ruby Red

Cookie is spayed

Weight 7.8 Kgs

Height TBC

Microchipped

Vaccination Booster up to date

Flea/tick and wormer up to date

Allergies :- allergic to any chicken ,or chicken based foods

Treats must be Turkey or fish based soft treats, sensitive tummy from anything else

Health :- Cookie is in good health

On medication Gabapentin & Trazadone ,due to baby anxiety meaning she wasn’t sleeping at all during day

Grooming

Cookie has a lovely soft coat ,well groomed ,she has a loose curl tighter around her neck

She only sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

She to,erases being groomed,attends a Professional Groomers every 6 to 8 weeks

Exercise

Cookie has one long walk ,plus a shorter walk later in the day

She does go off lead with her owners,her recall is good.

We suggest when anyone rescues a dog,do not allow them off lead until you have complete trust in their recall,as they do need to get to know you and put trust in you too

Cookie will only pull on her lead ,in anticipation knowing where her departure maybe

Cookie interaction with other dogs :- behaves-well,good dog manners / etiquette, but can be cautiously friendly

Little fearful of much larger breeds of dogs

Further Information

Cookie is shy at first meeting people,but soon warms to them,very sweet, gentle, loving ,may bark but she is a dog !

Has not got an aggressive nature ,never bitten,but has given a warning growl to the mobile baby

Socialisation skills :- Good ,has attended day care; settles easily with new walkers and boarders. Comfortable in public spaces, crowds, public transport. Not scared of loud noises (including no firework fears)

Diet consists of Butternut Box ,allergic to chicken

Turkey or fish based soft treats, as has a sensitive tummy

Cookie is toilet trained,we do state on any rehoming advert be prepared for any incidents whilst a dog settles into a new home

She is crate trained and will sleep in her crate at night ,with her crate door left open

Cookie is ok being left home alone for only a few hours ,she is left on her owners bedroom on their bed

Never been destructive in her home

Car Travel :- she tolerates going into the car .She has a dog car bed and is clipped in. Drippy nose and whining but okay. Goes in boot crate with dog walkers okay.

Dislikes :- Very Large dogs. Door or surface knocking (she will bark reflexively). Her nails being cut

Likes :- Ball throwing. Tug. Scent games. Snuffle toys.

Not a fan of swimming

Note from her loving owners

Cookie has been a wonderful companion for so many years. She is gentle and sweet natured, curious and clever, and generally low maintenance day to day. She loves to run in open spaces, chase balls, go on woodland or beach walks, sit in pubs and snooze away her afternoons. She is very well house trained, non destructive and self regulating (she will create physical distance or take herself to her crate if she’s had enough). She has been through a lot of life change ( covid lockdowns;moving,new baby

We feel deep sadness that after almost 7 great years the introduction of our baby , who is very boisterous very mobile and vocal, and a lot of routine and location changes has meant she cannot rest well during the day at home. She’s exhibited new anxiety, frustration and some jealousy. She is scared of the baby and trembles around her. Shes become more clingy to me specifically and it’s making her on edge and velcro to just me since I returned to work and is complex as I travel for work.

We’ve tried behaviour training advice before and after baby and had to seek medical intervention from the vet (gaba prescription) which has somewhat worked for the day napping, but is not a fair long term solution for her.She is a beautiful loving dog and she deserves a happy second chapter.

If you feel you are the perfect match for little sweet Cookie do apply

Click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

An adoption fee of £200.00 will apply ,this goes back into the charity

All potential homes will have a fully vetting process and a visual homecheck in place

If you live in rented accommodation we will expect documentation that a dog can live in this property

We are a small team ,if you send messages or emails please allow 24 hours for a reply

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We are still trying to find the best match for little Tilly ,can anyone help please

Tilly is looking for love

Would you love a cuddly lap dog as a companion

Please do read all the following information fully before submitting an application

If you do not match all the criteria,please do not apply,thank you

Location North Yorkshire post code area YO61 ,please note you will be expected to carry out several meet and greets in this location

Little Tilly is looking for her forever home,this is due to her lovely owner not being able to manage the attention she so requires,due to poor health

Tilly’s owner believes Tilly needs a home where she gets more exercise,stimulation and more attention

Her owner loves Tilly dearly ,but with Tilly’s owners own personal health issues arising ,Tilly deserves more than what she is getting at present

Tilly can be a little shy and nervous to start with,but once she gains your trust you will have a wonderful companion

Once she gets to know you ,your lap will become her best friend,where she can enjoy lots of strokes and love

Whilst out and about Tilly can get anxious around larger dogs ,and she likes to share her voice to them by barking ,but this is improving day by day ,and her owner wanted us to state this fact

Her nervous barking could be due to the following factors :-

Small dogs bark at larger dogs primarily out of fear, using barking as a way to create distance from what they perceive as a threatening presence. Other factors include lack of socialization, leading to anxiety maybe negative past experience with a larger dog; and an owner's own anxiety being transmitted to the dog. Some small breeds may also exhibit inherent traits of bravery and tenacity, or their owners might inadvertently reinforce the behavior by giving them a sense of false confidence or by picking them up, creating a sense of protection but hindering true social skills

This behaviour can be corrected ,with constancy ,patience,kindness and time

Tilly’s temperament:-

Tilly loving, cuddly, placid. She can be nervous of other dogs, and occasionally unfamiliar objects, but this is improving. However, she can tolerate walking along a busy road with lots of traffic.

Tilly has never ever shown any aggressive traits and has never bitten

Tilly is very obedient most of the time. She will come when called, stay still in one place when instructed etc. The only thing owner can't stop her from doing, is barking at cats, other dogs (either through the window or when they appear a threat), birds/squirrels in the garden.

Tilly likes her food and has a good appetite, though she has a habit of begging for human food (which can be corrected).

Doodle Aids Requirements

We are looking for a quiet home for Tilly,she would suit an active ,energetic retired couple ,or a family with older dog savvy children

Tilly loves the outdoors and enjoys her exercise

She needs people at home with her for most of the time,as she loves to be around humans

Tilly can live with older children 12 plus that are dog savvy

Dog Free Home Only

Absolutely no cats ,as she will bark at them

Persons willing to put in some training ,and socialising skills

Full secure garden ,if you have gates they must have a lock in place

If you have any holidays planned please state on your application form

Meet Tilly

Type Cavapoo

Born September 2020

Colour Apricot

Female whom has been spayed ,never been used as a breeding bitch

Height 11.5 inches

Weight 4.5 Kgs

Microchipped

Booster vaccination due January 2026

Flea/tick and wormer will be administered in October 2026

Tilly is in good health,no known allergies

Grooming

Tilly has curly coat but not tight curls,only sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

Home grooming routine :- Clean teeth (about three times a week); clean round eyes (every few days, or more), brush (occasionally - depending on how long the fur gets) brushed at home regularly not overly keen but tolerates the brushing

Tilly’s owner tends to have her groomed (professionally) every 12-16 weeks, though recently they have had her trimmed very close to her body, meaning it takes about 4 months to grow out.)

This was due to the fact it’s was easier for her owner to take care of Tilly’s coat.

Exercise

Exercise

One main walk a day, plus a shorter one (just round the block). Tilly really enjoys her walks, especially if there are no other dogs around. Although she can be reactive around some dogs, this is improving, her owner states. However, her owner is finding it increasingly difficult to give her the exercise she enjoys.

She has lots of energy and could walk much further. Her owner is finding it increasingly difficult to manage walking Tilly further

She needs more exercise and more stimulation in her life, along with some quiet rest time (which she also greatly enjoys).

Interaction with dogs when out :- She is nervous of any unfamiliar dogs and will tend to bark at them and cower. She is happy with dogs she knows well. We are not sure if she is overprotective of her owner (hence the barking when she sees unfamiliar dogs) or nervous herself. She certainly doesn't like big dogs, especially black ones as she was chased by two big black labradors when she was very young.

Owner states Tilly has improved around many dogs

Further Information

Tilly is fairly well socialised, she goes out with her owner to visit cafes and meet friends. She is happy as long as she is there and she can sit on her knee. Tilly will also wait patiently next to her owner when she stops to chat in the street, and will walk very slowly next to her when her owner is struggling to walk.

Tilly is very much a people dog and not a dogs dog so much

Some would say she is a bit like Velcro with her current owner ,who she adores

Further Information

Tilly is fairly well socialised, she goes out with her owner to visit cafes and meet friends. She is happy as long as she is there and she can sit on her knee.

Tilly is very much a people dog and not a dogs dog so much

Some would say she is a bit like Velcro with her current owner ,who she adores

Tilly is toilet trained ,but we always state when any dog enters a new and strange environment they might have an accident

At bedtime Tilly sleeps on her owners bed

We do advise her new owner to spend the first few nights with her to settle her ,as Tilly needs this reassurance

Tilly’s owner can leave her for two hours ,but we do advise take this steady as she may not like being left alone at first

She has never been destructive in her home

Never been crate trained

Tilly travels well in the car,sits on the front seat with a secure dog safety harness

Tilly does not particularly like the water - though she tolerates having a bath

Dislikes :- Anything unfamiliar; other dogs (especially large ones - particularly if they're black); sudden noises,cats,birds and squirrels

Likes :- Soft animals, three very small rubber balls. She will throw them around, but best of all likes it when I hold the soft animals and move them around quickly. She tries to pounce on them or chase them

Owners notes

Tilly is a very loving dog who likes nothing better than to snuggle up on your knee. She is extremely attached to her, she loves her dearly ,but feels no longer able to provide her with the sort of home and stimulating environment she needs. Her owner feels she is letting her down and she needs much more. She is absolutely adored by people who know them ,but does not feel it would be fair on her to rehome her anywhere nearby. She needs a new start, with loving, caring people who can give her the attention, love, support, reassurance and consistency she needs. Tilly was given a close cut when she was groomed at the beginning of September, so she doesn't look her best at the moment. Owner has included a photo (taken in mid-September.) She looks absolutely adorable when the fur has grown - very much like a teddy bear. It will soon grow back,it’s only hair ……

We believe in a different environment with new people Tilly will gain more confidence,if her new owners succeed her expectations she requires

Doodle Aid will do our upmost to help Tilly’s owner find the right home for her little girl,as we always aim to find the best match

It’s a sad story but we are certain Tilly’s forever home is awaiting her

If you live in rented accommodation we,we will require documentation that a dog can live in your property

The potential applicant will be subjected to a our full vetting and we will ask for a visual homecheck

The adoption fee for Tilly is £250.00 ,this goes back into the charity to help with costs of foster dogs

To apply for Tilly click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

We are only a small team,if you email us do allow 24 hours for a response

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NOW ADOPTED

If you do not meet all the criteria,please do not apply,thank you

Location Lancashire Post Code Area PR26 you will be expected to carry out as many meet and greets as we request ,in this location

Adorable Archie is looking for his furever home

His owners are breaking their hearts having made this very hard decision for their boy

Archie is very much loved,but due to ill health within his family his owners are struggling with bringing up such a young dog

Archie is a big lad and walking him has become difficult for them,he also is a big highly energetic goofball,that needs some extra training

He also lives with several cats and he is not allowing the cats any peace,he likes to chase them

Doodle Aids Requirements

Not suitable for a first time Doodle owner

Archie needs a home with people willing to put in training

He is a very active,bouncy dog ,so only apply if you are fit & able ,have the time/energy to exercise and care for a young dog for the rest of his lifetime

Will consider placing Archie in a home with ONE OTHER CALM DOG which must be spayed or neutered

We will only place Archie in a home with children aged 12 and over

No cats as Archie chases cats

No full time workers,Archie needs person or persons at home with him

He has never been left home alone !!!

You must have a safe and secure average sized garden,if you have gates they must have a lock

Absolutely no showboating Archie the first week,this means only allowing him to settle with you ,in his new home ,before overwhelming him with visitors

Never allow a newly rescued dog off lead,until you have put all the training in place with recall,this is very important

If you have any holidays planned please state on your application form

Meet Archie

Type Bernedoodle

Colour Tri Coloured

Born March 2025

Not neutered far too young ( contract will be placed on Archie via Doodle Aids terms and conditions)

Microchipped

Height 21 inches ( NOTE will still have some growth spurts)

Weight 26 Kgs (NOTE will still gain weight whilst growing)

Booster vaccination due May 2026

Up to date with flea/tick and worming treatment

No known allergies

Grooming

Archie has a soft wavy/curly coat,he does shed minimally ,as all dogs shed some amount

He is brushed daily and does not mind being brushed ,a treat or two might help the process too

Attends a Professional Groomers every 4 weeks at present

Archie is very well cared for with his grooming routines

Exercise

Archie has two walks a day

NOTE to new owners do not over walk Archie his bones are still growing

No high impact ball games,or allowing him to jump high etc

No running up and downstairs

This is all very important for his young bones to remain strong for his future

Archie is only off lead in secure hired safe pre paid doggy paddock

His recall needs so attention,we would advise joining a puppy/dog training class

Archie is a bit of a puller on his lead,again some training ,with loose lead walking will benefit Archie and his new owners.

Further Information

Archie is your typical young highly active,energetic,hyper goofball of a doodle

He is only young still experiencing and exploring the world

He can still mouth ,but not in an aggressive manner,he may suck your clothing like a puppy sucks from his Mum from time to time

He will lay his head on you and paws when he is relaxed and chilled

Archie wants nothing more than be your friend but he is high strung ,a bouncy ,attention seeker who loves to love and please

He does not always know his own strength,a bit like a bull in a china shop,but harmless just clumsy goofster

Archie is toilet trained ,but we do state with any new dog entering a new environment ,accidents may occur

Archie sleeps in his own dog bed at night ( please do settle him with yourself nearby the first few nights) new,y rescued dogs can get very upset with being alone and the change around them

Archie has never been left on his own in his home

So we need his new owners ,to spend time allowing him to be alone for short periods of time

This will take time and patience,and management

Archie has had a nibble on the sofa in his home ,please be aware he is still only young

Do provide him items to enrich his little teeth and to keep him occupied and out of mischief making

Archie has never been crate trained

Travels well in the car ,a car restraint must be used on any dog travelling please

His owners have not found anything Archie is scared of as yet

He has never been in the water to swim,so this is unknown

Archie loves his toys and balls

After speaking with Archie’s owners we know how hard this is for them.

So we need to find the perfect home for their big loveable hyper,affectionate goofy puppy.

We made a promise and will stick to our promise as always ,Doodle Aid is here for them all

If you live in rented accommodation, we will require documentation that a dog can live in your property

You will be expected to have a full vetting and a homecheck including producing ID

The Adoption Fee For Archie is £400.00

To apply for Archie click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

If you message Doodle Aid allow at least 24 hours for a reply

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NOW ADOPTED

If you do not meet all the criteria,please do not apply,thank you

Location Leicestershire Post Code Area LE67 ,you will be expected to carry out as many meet and greets as we request ,in this location

Little Luna is looking for persons or person with experience to help with her social skills,and management with resource guarding.

Luna is a pocket rocket full of mischief ,highly alert ,comes with bags of energy

Sadly Luna has found herself in a environment whereby her owner is struggling with their own health battles ,as well as living with a Son with learning issues,who does not understand Luna’s body language

This is having profound effect on all involved in the household,especially Luna.

Luna spends a good portion of time in her crate,during the day and at night

She has not had regular exercise since July,for many reasons including being nervous around traffic and owners health issues as stated previously

They have come to the hard decision that Luna needs far more than they can give her,and want to do the best for everyone involved

Luna’s Behaviour

Luna is still only a very young dog,full of life and vigor,just needs some tweaking and guidance to help her in the big wide world

Will resource various items she should not have,mostly floopy items,such as clothes,towels etc

Luna thinks this is a great game ,but recently has shown her teeth and growled ,when she had an item that could have been toxic if swollowed

They are managing this more by swapping with cheese and tasty treats ,but it’s hard with the Son in the home as he does not always see the cue’s

NOTE she does not guard her own toys or her food

Whilst out on her walks she pulls and barks at some dogs,and hates traffic (this would need some gentle TLC to address this in her new home)

Luna is an anxious little girl,lacking in social skills,needs more time spent with her giving her attention,more exercise and stimulation,along with rest time

We believe in the right environment,with people willing to train her further,with time,love and patience she will bloom,into a wonderful four legged friend

Doodle Aids Requirements

LUNA IS NOT SUITABLE FOR A FIRST TIME DOG OWNER

Luna needs a home with people whom are energetic/ active

Experienced around dogs with some behavioural issues ,and willing to guide Luna for the future

Dog free home only

We will consider a home with older dog savvy children aged 13 and above

This is due to some resource guarding ,and Luna is still very bouncy

No cats

We are happy to place Luna in a home with a behaviourist support ,with some sessions to help the new owners going forward,if required

But you must be prepared to all work together ,team work is dream work !

If you have any holidays planned ,please state on your application form

Meet Luna

Type F1 Mini Labradoodle

Colour Ebony

Owner has owned Luna since a puppy

Born January 2024

Female who is spayed (not used for breeding )

Height 16 inches approximately

Weight 11.4 Kgs

Microchipped

Booster vaccination due 2026

Note Luna is allergic to a Flea / tick treatment /wormer

Netgard disagrees with Luna ,started shaking after administered,vet popped her on steroids for a short period to resolve issue.

Not used this item since and no reoccurring issues

Owner had one issue about 11 months ago, after she had been given wormer, flea treatment etc at same vet visit. Luna had tremors - described by vet as shaker syndrome. Treated with steroids. After that we started her on the rescue remedy treats & have had no issues since. Also have not given her wormer or flea treatment since

Grooming

Luna has a wavy coat,sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

She is brushed at home weekly,not overly keen but to,erases the process

Groomed at a Professional Groomers without any issues,every 3 months approximately

Exercise

Mainly in home & garden as owner can no longer physically able to walk her. This is starting to affect her behaviour & is their main reason for considering re homing as it is just not fair on her

Luna does not go off her lead when being walked,scared of traffic,can bark at other dogs,and pulls on her lead

They do not allow her off lead as if she ran off,they could not physically chase her due to ill health

Further Information

Luna did attend puppy and junior training school,did very well and was top of her class

Sadly with home issues they could not continue with her training

Her general obedience is fair could do with more support in her new home

Luna is a happy,fun loving,very affectionate girl,just sadly she is missing out on a few things in her life,with these in place she will gain trust and confidence we are sure.

Time,love and patience,more exercise and stimulation is the key to Luna being a super star in the future.

Remember she is only a very young dog,with the rest of her life ahead of her

She is toilet trained,but accidents can occur with any dog entering into a new environment

Luna is crate trained,spends a lot of time in her crate (which we would love to see less of please)

Non destructive in home, but will look for paper and cardboard to pinch and rip up

With car travel she has only been in the car a maximum of half an hour,fine once settled in her harness

Dislikes or scared of most things as not been exposed very much in the world ,need a special person or persons to help her to say it’s ok little one

She likes the rain never been swimming

Favourite games and toys :- Spiky balls, balls, her stick toy, rope toys (but quickly destroys them), chew toys

Doodle Aid will do our upmost to help Luna’s owner find the right home for her little girl,as we always aim to find the best match

It’s a sad story ,but we are certain Luna’s forever home is just around the corner waiting for her

If you live in rented accommodation we,we will require documentation that a dog can live in your property

The potential applicant will be subjected to a our full vetting and we will ask for a visual homecheck

The adoption fee for Luna is £300.00 this goes back into the charity to help with costs of foster dogs

To apply for Luna click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

We are only a small team,if you email us do allow 24 hours for a response

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Please do read all the following information before applying for Violet

Location Buckinghamshire POST CODE AREA HP22 ,foster will have to travel for meet and greet

Violets owners adore Violet and she adores them both

Sadly Violet’s behaviour has escalated in the last 6 months or so,and this has been very hard on her owners to manage

Violet lives with another female doodle ,who is a year younger than her,and the play has become very rough at times between them

Both bitches have been spayed

Her owners are finding it hard now to manage this behaviour ,as it’s escalated outside the home towards other dogs ,she will bark at other dogs whilst on her lead

Violet has never bitten any other dogs ,but play is rough and they are worried in the future ,she may react further if pushed

Violet is walked in fields and quiet areas away from any other dogs

Violet is possessive of her toys and food around other dogs only,so we would only place her in a home without any other dogs

A lot of Violets problems stem from being a very anxious girl ,nervous of loud noises etc

Nobody is sure what has triggered Violets behaviour,another dog awhile ago ,did aggressively have go at Violet ,so she might be on high alert now from this experience

With her behaviour it’s like putting the missing jigsaw bit into place,just need to find the piece

Doodle Aid will provide full support with Violets fosters ,which will include some travelling to vets,groomers and liaising with a qualified dog behaviourist

We also provide food and necessities

All we ask in return is regular updates with the team

Doodle Aids Requirements

We definitely require an experienced foster for this lovely girl

No full time workers ,whom are away from home

No other dogs or visiting dogs

Children need to be 13 and over,and be dog savvy (absolutely no babies or toddlers visiting)

No cats

Fences and gates need to be at least 6 foot ,as Violet has jumped 4 ft gates

If you have any day trips or holidays in the coming months ,please state on your application form

No showboating Violet for at least the first week,allow her to desensitise in her new home with her new people who are going to help her adjust

Meet Violet

Type Labradoodle

Colour Ginger

DOB November 2021

She is spayed

Microchipped checked

Height 19 inches

Weight 18 Kgs

Booster Vaccination due March 2026

Worming administered end of July 2025

Up to date with flea and tick treatment

Health :- on no medications,no known allergies

Grooming

Violet has a soft wavy coat,only sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

Happy to be brushed through regularly at home

Attends a Professional Groomers every 8 to 10 weeks

Exercise

Violet is walk by the gentleman of the household,walked in fields ,away from other dogs ,for an hour and a half every day

Violet we are told is whistle trained,love her fosters to continue with this is they are happy to do so

Her recall is good most of the time,no fosters should allow a foster dog off lead ,unless in a pre paid private paddock

Violet will pull on her lead on occasions,loose lead practice would be a wonderful addition to help her improve

Whilst out Violet will react to other dogs ,by giving a growl never bitten we have been informed but warning growls

Doodle Aid will supply a behaviourist support, for all Violets needs ,to help her going forward ,as long as her foster is happy and willing to assist

Further Information

Violet is bouncy dog,likes the attention and cuddles,when she is ready to give you love back

It would be great to allow Violet time to adjust coming to you first ,with no pressure

Violet loves people never show any aggressive behaviour to humans

She has been around owners Grand Children whom are older now, but we’re about 12 when Violet came into their lives,and always been good around them

Violet is toilet trained ,but we always state with any dogs coming into a new environment ,they may have an accident

At night Violet sleeps on her owners bed,until it gets too hot then she goes onto the floor

Violet can be left a number of hours 3 max only please

Never been destructive in her home

Travels well in the car in a harness

Dislikes :- laundry noises and other dogs

Likes :- playing ball

Violets likes the water and can swim

Note from her current owners

Violet likes to please you when you get in she will always bring you a present one of her toys. She’s very intelligent dog and learns things very quickly. We love Violet very much but we just can’t cope with her anymore

To apply to foster Violet click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

The potential foster home will be required to have a full vetting and home check by one of our team

If you live in rented accommodation we will require documentation that a dog came live within this property

We are a small team and if you need to contact us ,about Violet allow us time to respond

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Location Derby Post Code Area DE21 ,we will request you are prepared to travel ,to carry out as many meet and greets ,as requested

Introducing Jake a young Bernedoodle age 15 months

This is Jake’s second home ,due to no fault of his own

First home we believe the other dog in the home was a resource guarder ,so they rehomed Jake ,as it was not fair on Jake living with another dog with issues

His current owners are rehoming Jake ,due to changes in accommodation

Jake lives with another dog a dear little French Bulldog ,they get along wonderfully ,a bit of rough and tumble takes place but non aggressive play

This gentle giant is anxious fella,can take time to warm to male humans,but once he gains their trust he will become friends

We advise slow introductions ,without any pressure on Jake,let him come to you and let him progress at his own pace

Jake is also nervous at the groomers tries to jump out the bath,will take two persons to groom him.

It would be best to speak with an experience groomer ,before taking him into their salon

Many groomers understand some dogs can be nervous ,so they will help make the experience better for the dogs,just work together with your groomer

A good example to find a highly qualified groomer is the Groomers Spotlight

The vets also he can be nervous,he will go into the vets,but the owners sits on the floor with him,chatting and comforting him in the waiting area.

Once inside he will allow the vet to examine him

We would suggest finding an understanding vets practice and take Jake into the waiting area,many times before even seeing a vet,this is to build up his confidence.

Jake is still a young dog,still exploring the world he is now part of ,he may bounce around and jump up,get giddy and over excited.

Jake does not understand personal space ,he is your big friendly giant

He dislikes being on his own ,once he gets to know you ,will never be alone whilst Jake is in your life

Please understand Jake is a large dog,will need space and a good sized garden

Always good to progress with more training going forward,be great for bonding and great for the future of any dog

Doodle Aid’s Requirements

Jake will need a home with fit and active people ,whom are willing to put in time,love and patience for his future care

No full time workers ,as Jake’s dislikes being on his own

His current owners do take him to work some days ,in a safe and quiet environment

Can live with ONE other calm natured dog ,must be spayed or neutered and we will ask for proof from yourself ,with a vet letter please

You must be prepared to travel for as many meet and greets as we request ,as we do not want to rehome Jake again

It has to be about the dogs,this is why we work this way

We will only accept dog savvy children aged 12 and over

If babies or small children visit ,there must be total supervision as Jake may accidentally knock them over

Not cat tested ,so sorry this means no cats

You home must be big enough for Jake ,and your garden a good size for a large dog

All fences must be at least 6 foot tall,gates must have a secure lock

If you have any toxic plants do make sure these are removed

SOCKS must be put away at all times,Jake is a huge sock thief ,and has had to have surgery in the past as he digested a sock

Absolutely no showboating Jake for at least the first week,allow him to settle in his own environment,with the people that live in his new home.

This means no visitors and no taking him to visitors

Slow and steady with him to start with please

If you have any holidays booked please state on your application form

We do not use kennels ,our adoption process for Jake will be home from home

Meet Jake

Type Bernedoodle

Colour black & white

Age 15 months as from today’s date

Not neutered far too young,for a large dog,but will be contracted under our terms & conditions

Height 19 approximately

Weight 34 Kgs

Microchipped which has been checked

Booster vaccination due July 2026

Up to date with flea,tick and wormer

As far as we are aware Jake is in good health ,no known allergies and not on any medication

Did have surgery at 6 months to remove a sock he digested , if socks are left out he will eat them, has eaten 5 socks in total, 4 of them he either threw up or pooped out but has been fine when this happened,no further surgery

Grooming

Jake does shed minimally,so before applying please do take this onto consideration as we do not want to rehome him,if you have dog related allergies

His coat is pretty similar to a Bernese Mountain dog,double coated with a slight wave

He will allow his owners to brush him through,but you must have some tasty treats to hand

With attending a professional groomers he can be nervous ,please work together with your groomer ,in gaining confidence for Jake’s well-being please

Exercise

Jake usually has one to two walks per day,or he is quite happy to have a rest day in the week

His new owners will need to work on recall ,so please do not take Jake off his lead until you have complete trust in his recall

Jake can get easily distracted out on his walks by other dogs ,still young and still learning

Jake will pull on his lead if he has not been walked for a day,or if he see’s another dog ( we suggest some loose lead training going forward)

Interaction with other dogs:- Jake can get excited by some dogs,also he may get anxious,but he will always be friendly but might does not understand personal space

Further information

Jake’s temperament :- Lively and bouncy, loves to cuddle when familiar, will sometimes sit himself in the other room and sleep, generally sleeps on the floor next to the bed, hates to be left on his own, will jump up if excited your typical over friendly goofy ball

Jake has attended training lessons in the past,but not recently

General obedience :- He knows sit, wait and down. Very good at waiting

Jake has never been aggressive or bitten,he rather shy away from strangers ,he does not know to start with,until he gets to know them

We will declare Jake does suffer from separation anxiety,he just loves to be around his people

He can be left for a few hours per day ,say if you need to attend to appointments,or go shopping

If left for longer periods he has been known to chew a door frame ,so please do work on his separation issues

Jake is toilet trained ,but we always state please be aware any dog might have an accident in a new and strange environment

He has never been in a crate and we advise if you are going to crate train,do it slowly and make it a nice calm place of rest

Jake is very good travelling in a car

Dislikes :- Loud noises, shouting, sprays like perfume scare him when you spray them

Jake’s simply loves water ,as soon as he see’s water he will jump in for a swim

His favourite things :- Loves the ball, anything that squeaks or crinkles, snuffle mats

Any potential applicants we will request them to be available for a full vetting and a homecheck

If you live in rented accommodation we will ask for documentation that a dog can live within this property

NOW ADOPTED

We are a small team ,if you email us

you may not receive a reply 24 hours,so please be patient

Thank you

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Please read all of the following information throughly before applying,if you do not match the criteria do NOT apply

Location Suffolk ,you must be willing to travel, to attend as many meet and greets as required

Bouncy beautiful Barney is looking for a foster home ,with a view to adopt in the future

Owners have a change in employment circumstances in the near future,along with not managing a young boisterous young puppy

Barney is your typical goofy ,fun loving,slightly bonkers doodle puppy.

His owners are first time dog owners,and are finding it difficult to navigate such a full on attention seeking fur ball

Barney does need some training,he is still exploring everything,and sometimes gets very over excited and mouths.

If he wants your full attention to play he gets quite aggravated if you call time on playtime.

He is a real rough and tumble puppy ,who just needs guidance ,patience ,time to know the kind boundaries set in place in his foster home

Barney does not like to be restraint ,do not hold him by his collar ,it’s like pulling us by a necklace we would also react

His Female owner has stated he has a lovely hate relationship with the male (Husband) owner in the household in the evenings.This has resulted in more rough play than usual,as stated more so when over stimulated.

Barney used to be good out on his lead,but had an experience that has set him backwards

His owners were walking him on a single track lane ,a large delivery van came into too close proximity and Barney got spooked

Now Barney has become reactive to traffic ,and can be nervous and cautious around other dogs ,as he is not given a huge opportunity to be around both.

Dogs he knows local to him he is much better with ,but high number of dogs makes him uncomfortable

We will need to help him through this phase going forward,and will be happy to pay and supply an experienced Dog Trainer /Behaviourist to help with this going forward.(Fosters will need to be happy to support this too)

Barney needs more time to be guided through socialisation,and put some skills into place for him going forward (not too much at once)

Barney is not really a barker,but will show his voice when he wants attention

Barney has only been the only dog in his home,he has had a visiting dog from time to time.

If we were to rehome him with another dog ,introductions need to be on neutral ground and for as many meet and greets both dogs are comfortable with

DOODLE AIDS REQUIREMENTS

NO FULL TIME WORKERS (would suit persons at home with some free time,to guide this puppy)

HE NEEDS A CALM AND QUIET ENVIRONMENT (he needs time to learn to chill and settle)

EXPERIENCED DOG OWNERS ONLY NEED TO APPLY (whom are willing to work along side us ,any any trainers that Barney may need in coming weeks)

WILL CONSIDER BARNEY BEING FOSTERED ,WITH A CALM OLDER ,NEUTERED OR SPAYED DOG (with no behaviour issues)

CHILDREN WE ONLY REHOME WITH DOG SAVVY CHILDREN ,WHO ARE 13 AND OVER (Barney gets very rough and tumble ,still mouths,and we do not want him getting too over stimulated)

NO VISITING BABIES OR YOUNG CHILDREN

IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO ADOPT HIM,AND THINKING OF HAVING CHILDREN IN THE FUTURE ,BARNEY WOULD NOT COPE WELL

NO CATS HE IS NOT CAT TESTED (he probably would chase)

GARDEN NEEDS TO BE SAFE AND SECURE,GSTES MUST HAVE LOCKS

NO TOXIC PLANTS

IF YOU HAVE A DEEP POND IT MUST BE COVERED

NO SHOWBOATING BARNEY FOR AT LEAST A GOOD WEEK

( this means only allow him to be with your people that live in your home,allow him to get used to you and his new environment first)

IF YOU HAVE ANY DAY TRIPS OR HOLIDAYS PRE PLANNEDCPLEASE STATE ON YOUR APPLICATION FORM

Meet Barney

Type Miniature Goldendoodle

Colour Apricot & White

DOB December 2024

Not neutered far too young,will be under contact with our guidelines

Height 19 inches

Weight 18.5 Kgs

Microchipped which has been checked

Booster vaccine due April 2026

Wormer administered July 2025

Flea/tick treatment administered July 2025

No known allergies

Health :- Barney had a reaction to either a nettle sting or a graze from grooming,the vets prescribed cream and a 48 hour injection

Grooming

Barney has a soft curly wavy type of coat,only sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

He does not mind being groomed at home ,as his owner attends to all his grooming needs at home

Barney will need a Professional Groom at least every 6 to 8 weeks to keep his coat in tip top condition

Exercise

Barney has two walks per day ,plus exercise in his owners garden

He does go off lead only away from,other distractions in a safe area

We do not allow our foster dogs off lead,unless a pre paid paddock is hired

Doodle Aid recommends using a training lead if in a vast space ,and a shorter lead whilst in public and busy places

Barney will need some training with his recall,and loose lead training going forward

Barney did attend basic puppy training classes for six weeks ,but has not continued with this,would be a great bonding experience in the future for him and his new owners

Further Information

Temperament :- Very calm and subdued in the mornings and afternoons, tends to be more lively and energetic in the afternoon and evenings with regular "zoomies" and requires constant attention before he then crashes when he will become loving and cuddly

Barney gets very very excited when meeting and greeting people and children,he will calm down eventually ,but remember he still is only a puppy

Barney is toilet trained ,we do state any dog may have an accident whilst settling into a new environment

He is crated trained,sleeps in his crate at night :- this is mainly to provide a safe and cosy place for him to chill and relax

Please do not put his crate in a busy walk way

He has never been destructive in his home

Barney can be left for a few hours ,but he does crave attention ,so build this up slowly leaving him for any longer time

He travels ok in the car in his crate

Dislikes -: vans and large moving vehicles

Likes-: Fetch with balls and other toys; hide and seek with treats; recall training, several soft toys used at play and rest

Barney has paddled in water no deeper than 10cm and enjoyed this experience

Barney is a lovable loyal doodle that loves oodles of company, this has been such a difficult decision but changes within his family circumstances ,have made them feel that they are not doing right by Barney ,and giving him all that he deserves. They honestly feel that all of Barneys anxieties and reactivities can be dealt with once settled into the right environment ,with an experienced dog owner with the correct training and time.

Doodle Aid will supply support to the foster,and Barney as this is most important aspect.

If you need a trainer,groomer,vet we supply these things never think you are alone.

If you need food etc contact us and we will supply what is required

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NOW ADOPTED

Photos before and after a groom

Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet Murphy’s criteria ,please do not apply thank you

Murphy is located in West Lothian in Scotland

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested.

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

We insist on meet and greets for any dogs future as we never want to rehome again,and this system works

Murphy is very much loved by his current family,but sadly there has been a sad situation with the family,so they have found at present they cannot give Murphy the full attention he so requires

A family member has become serious ill and it’s so hard for every involved ,trying to juggle to cope at a time so precious to them all

Doodle Aid’s Requirements

Persons need to be at home most of the day,be fit and able to exercise a large dog that needs some training

A home where Murphy will get exercised regularly,with sone socialising and training put into place please

Persons that apply need to be fit and active as Murphy is a large dog,and does tend to still pull on his lead

Murphy can live with another dog,all dogs in the home MUST BE SPAYED OR NEUTERED and we will ask from you a vet letter

Your dog needs to be well socialised and calm around other dogs

We will only rehome Murphy in a home with dog savvy children aged 13 and over

If you have visiting small children he will tend to jump up and knock them over with sheet excitement ,so supervise at all times

No cats may chase

Your garden must be safe and secure, any gates must have a lock.

Please advise us in your application if you have any holidays or periods away planned.

Absolutely no “showboating” Murphy in (at least) the first week. This means allowing Murphys time to settle in your home, with you/your family and the people that Murphy will be living with.

Meet Murphy

Type Bernedoodle

DOB July 2024

Colour Tri Coloured

Height 21 inches might still have a bit of growing to do

Weight 24 Kgs

Booster due October 2025

No known allergies and in good health

Grooming

Murphy has a soft curly coat,which his owners keep short

He only sheds minimally,as all dogs shed some amount

Happy to be brushed at home every few days

Attends a Professional Groomers every 8 to 10 weeks

Exercise

Murphy loves his walks ,and has two good walks per day,plus playtime in his garden

He does sometimes pull on his lead ,especially when he sees other dogs and gets giddy with excitement (we do recommend some loose lead training)

His recall is variable at times ,as he gets easily distracted (would benefit with some training going forward)

We do not recommend allowing Murphy off lead unless you are 100% trusting with his recall.

Our suggestion would be to hire safe secure dog paddocks and practice recall ,these are around £6 for 1/2 an hour

Interaction with other dogs :- He is very excitable and keen to interact with other dogs; no aggression, just keen to sniff and play

Further Information

Murphy is a typical young dog,full of fun,a bit giddy and a goofball,very loving ,can be a bit of a mischief maker,lively energetic,does bounce,loves the attention to be petted and enjoys playing games with his owners

Murphy is good with adults and children ,but will get over excited ,all giddy and may jump and bounce

He needs to time to settle himself and calm down,then he is fine

Behaviour:- Murphy needs to be better socialised. Because of recent family issues stated above ,he has not encountered as many other people as his family would have liked ,he also may bark at unexpected noises

Counter surfer ,a boy who just loves any food by the sounds of things

On two occasions Murphy has bitten,not intentionally ,after he stole a large block of cheese/piece of banana cake .

Murphy bit his human Daddy when he put his hand in his mouth ,and tried to retrieve the food.

He does not guard his normal kibble or toys.

He has never shown any form of aggression to other dogs or people

Murphy’s general obedience is ok we are informed,but would certainly benefit with some extra training

Murphy is mostly toilet trained ,but he has been known to have the occasional accident (this just maybe due to some anxiousness within the family dynamics,dogs can pick up on things and react in different forms)

He sleeps in the kitchen but has access to the dinning area

(with newly rehomed dogs we ask you sleep nearby the first few nights as they will be unsettle with the change of environment)

Murphy can be left alone for a few hours whilst you attended appointments,or go shopping etc

Only been destructive in the home when he was a small puppy ,whilst he was teething

Never been crated

Travels well in the car

Dislikes :- Reactive to sudden noises ,with the noise reaction he with jump up

Likes :- Playing with his toots and tug of war

Not a huge fan of the water

Note from Murphy’s owner

With the recent family issues, they are really struggling to give Murphy the time and training that he needs. He is an intelligent dog who could make someone a great pet. I just wish it could be us.It will break our heart to give him up, but what is best for Murphy is the only thing that matters. I hope you will be able to help.

Doodle Aid has promised to find the best best home for handsome Murphy and we always do our upmost for all dogs

If you live in rented accommodation we will request documentation,that a dog can live in your home

All potential applicants will be required to have a full vetting and homecheck

The adoption fee for Murphy is £350.00

To apply for Murphy please click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

We are a small team and may not answer emails promptly,please allow 24 hours for a response

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NOW ADOPTED

Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet Fender’s criteria ,please do not apply thank you

Fender is located in Whitley Bay,Tyne and Wear Post Code area NE26

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested.

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

Fender is the most handsome young boy ,with so much to offer his new owners.He may need a few adjustments on training, by only using kind training methods please

Fenders family contacted us because they feel they cannot give Fender all the things he needs in his life.Of course they give him the love care and attention but he needs more.

His home is a very busy environment with two young children ,who are both on the spectrum,and they can be quite needy ,as well as the other dogs in the household

The children adore Fender and Fender is very good around them also,Fender is a large boy and sometimes he can get over excited and jump up in a playful manner,we will not rehome him with younger children

Fender can pull on his “lead” ,this mostly happens when his human Mummy walks him,as he is not keen on other dogs coming near her,will give a bark or two.Much better off his lead with other dog's

This lovely boy was produced in this home,his family own Fenders Mummy ,but not this Father whom is a Standard Poodle

Fender lives with two other dogs his Mother an Old English Sheep Dog and a much older little doggie.

Fender would need to take his meals away from other dogs, as he tends to resource guard his food,the other dogs in his home do the same with their food

Doodle Aids Requirements

His new person or persons must be actively fit ,as he is an energetic large boy ,and will need regular exercise,and some extra training

Fender would not suit full time workers (away from home), but he would suit ,homemakers, homeworkers, or active retired people

Fender can be left short periods a few hours any longer he gets up to a bit of mischievous behaviour like bin raiding ,he also can counter surf given the chance and pinch socks

We will consider rehoming Fender with another calm spayed or neutered dog (but you must be prepared to do as many meet and greets as requested by us )

Fender can also be rehomed as an only dog in the household

No cats

Children ONLY 12 and over please ,if you have visiting small children you must supervise as he may knock little people over accidentally

No showboating Fender the first week or so,allow him to settle in your home with you and your people in your environment first

You must have a fully secure garden ,with locks on any gates

If you have any holidays planned please state this on your application form

Meet Fender

Type F1 Standard Sheepadoodle

Colour Ebony and Ivory

Age 3 in July

Not neutered this will be carried out via our terms and conditions

Weight 33.6 Kgs

Height 24 inches

Microchipped which has been checked

Vaccination booste up to date

Flea/wormer up to date

No known allergies,in good health as stated on his vet records

Grooming

Fender has a lovely soft curly coat,sheds slightly as all dogs shed some amount

He is home groomed and has no issues with being groomed ,we recommended a full groom every 6 to 8 weeks

Exercise

Fender is walked twice a day and loves his exercise

His recall is good,but we do stress with any newly adopted dog ,DO NOT allow them off lead unless you have full control and confidence they will come back

Interaction with other dogs whilst out,will bark when on his lead and,better when off lead

Can pull on his lad sometimes,would benefit with some loose lead training

Fenders obedience is fair and he is fairly well socialised

Never bitten or been aggressive to humans or other animals

General Information

Fender is your typical goofy ,fun ,lively,energetic,fun loving,bouncy ,affectionate kind natured boy

He is toilet trained,but we always state any dog can have an accident until settled

Fender sleeps in the kitchen at night

Not crate trained

Travels well in the car in the boot

Loves the seaside but has never swam

His favourite item is his tennis ball

We cannot stress enough this beautiful boy is dearly loved by his owners,and they really do want the best life for their gorgeous boy.

Doodle Aid always promises to do the best to our ability,as long as you follow our process as it works

If you live in rented accommodation we will request documentation that a dog can live in this property

All potential applications will be subjected to a full homecheck and vetting prior to any meet and greets

The adoption fee for Fender is £280.00

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Merlin is located in East Ayrshire 📍Scotland Post Code area KA6

The foster will be expected to travel and carry out a meet and greet

Merlin is looking for a foster due to his current owners poor health and the environment he is living around

Where Merlin lives he is surrounded by females dogs in the neighbourhood that are not spayed,when they come into season it’s driving Merlin’s hormones crazy

Merlin is not neutered ,a few years ago he was chemically casterated ,this bought on unwanted behaviour which made poor Merlin worse

This lovely boy is adored by his family but with so much going on ,they feel Merlin needs more than they can offer him

Merlin is not getting the exercise he needs ,due to his owners declining health issues.

Also Merlin is classed as a large breed,when he goes out on his walks he can get over stimulated/excited when he see’s other dogs,and will not calm down

Merlin likes to wrestle with other dogs,likes rough play which is not always accepted by other dogs,he has never bitten or been aggressive to dogs or humans

This has resulted in Merlin’s owner ,walking him away from other dogs he doesn’t know.

Merlin does live with an older female doodle,whom is going to live with another family member,they cannot take Merlin as well.

MERLIN IS VERY SPECIAL HE IS ALSO A BLOOD DONOR

ℹ️Doodle Aids Requirements ℹ️

🔴No full time workers please ,we need person or persons at home most of the day to help settle Merlin into some sort of routine

🔴Merlin’s fosters will need to be prepared to give some training going forward.

We are always happy to give support with a dog behaviourist at our expense

We feel this would benefit Merlin and help him manage his over excited nature

🔴We will only allow him to live in a home with NO other dogs

🔴Can live with dog savvy older children aged 12 plus (no visiting babies or small children please) as he is a large boy ,could knock little ones over

🔴No cats

🔴Safe and secure garden ,fences and walls at least 6 foot,and locks on any gates

🔴Once Merlin arrives into foster,please no showboating (this means let him settle in your environment with you for at least a week please)

No off lead walking unless in a pre paid secure paddock

🔴If you have any holidays planned holidays planned please state on your application form

Meet Merlin🐕‍🦺

Type Shepadoodle F1 this means Merlin’s parents were and Old English Sheepdog crossed with a Standard Poodle

Colour Black & White

DOB May 2021

Male

Not neutered ( this will be something which will be considered in the future,once Merlin is settled ,and advice taken from his vets)

Height 27 inches approximately

Weight 30 kilos approximately

Microchipped which has been check

Booster vaccination due September 2025

Up to date with flea/tick and worming treatments

No known allergies

Health -: Merlin has suffered with ear infections so please check ears weekly

Had his dew claw removed as he accidentally tore it

Was chemically casterated but this has since worn off,it did not agree with his behaviour so never continued with another implant

Grooming 🛁

Merlin has a soft wool coat with a slight curl ,sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

Brushed through daily with a slicker brush,which he does not mind

Bath at home in between grooms if needed

Attended a Professional Groomers every 8 weeks ,his groomer only allows 1 to 1 grooming as this is best suited for Merlin’s needs

Merlin’s behaviour started at a groomers where there were too many dogs roaming freely everywhere,Merlin could not cope with so many dogs

Exercise 🏃‍♂️

Sadly because of his owners declining health,Merlin isn’t getting the exercise he needs

This is the reason he is looking for a new home

Merlin requires least two good walks per day please

As stated he can go off lead if fosters are willing to hire a private paddock from time ,otherwise he must be on a lead

Merlin likes to do a lot of sniffing on his walks ,which is good for any dogs,but whilst doing this he sometimes pulls to get to the scent

Interaction with other dogs whilst out ,as stated he gets very excited,wants to play rough which looks aggressive but it’s his way of playing

He always will bark and lunge to try and get to other dogs whilst on his lead

He has been playing with a relatives 8 month old Border Collie nicely

This gets him all giddy and overstimulated

Further information ℹ️

Merlin is a lively energetic young boy,full of fun and a typical goofy doodle

In the home he is well mannered and when asked to follow a command he will co- operate

Merlin loves people he really is a people dog,not a dog on dog type of dog

He does live with older children and loves his owners children,with little kids he would be too much ,as big and bouncy

Merlin’s social skills -: things like traffic,new places, people, noise etc he is fine

Nothing really phases him apart from other dogs(explained in previous sentences above)

Merlin is toilet trained,but as we state with any dog ,entering a new home ,they may have accidents or mark in a new environment

Merlin sleeps in his owners living room

Never been destructive in his home,not even when he was going through his puppy stage

Never been crate trained

Travel -: Merlin sits in the boot and is happy looking out the window, he also loves the bus/train as he gets so much attention from people on the bus/train

Dislikes -: not keen on the hoover, he used to be scared of it but less so now. He's also not keen on the blaster dyer to dry him after being washed

Likes -: loves a ball and loves to play with a flirt pole

Merlin has not got water wings not a swimmer

He knows quite a few tricks like roll over and play dead and lives for bum/belly/chin scratches

This is been a truly heartbreaking decision for the whole family ,but sadly with restricted mobility issues which are getting worse ,there is no other option for the family to deal with Merlin.

His owner is firm they are not rehoming him due to his reactions to other dogs,but due to declining health issues and they wanted to make this very clear as Merlin is a lovely dog.

They feel in the right hands,the right environment he will go onto be the dog he needs to be

Lack of exercise will benefit him,with some training to help him with other dogs will no doubt be a positive thing for Merlin’s future

Doodle Aid is here to support Merlin’s fosters ,we will cover his food ,vets invoices,behaviourists etc

If his fosters need any assistance they will need to communicate weekly with us so we can be of support

If you live in rented accommodation we will need documentation that a dog can live in this property

All potential fosters will be vetted followed by a full homecheck

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Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet Penny’s criteria ,do not apply to foster ,thank you

Penny is located in Wakefield Post Code area WF10

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested.

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

Penny is looking for a foster home due to a busy environment with small children

Penny wants the children’s toys and food ,this has resulted in Penny nipping the child’s hand whilst trying gain access a toy ,the child was holding

We are told no blood was drawn ,just a quick nip to gain access to the toy

Because of this her owners are worried this could escalate further,as Penny is very much trying to get to toys and food

Pennys owners are finding it tough to keep an eye on their child and Penny ,both are so quick and things can happen we quickly if you are not expecting it

Penny does like both the children ,but with her resource guarding she is unpredictable

Doesn’t always show this behaviour ,and can sometimes be very settled even around food ,but would not trust her around owners toddler with food in her hand

Behaviour more info - resource guarding, especially around food.

Stealing resources from the sides/ counters/ floor. Cannot leave anything in reach when owners are in the room ,at certain times of the day when penny is over stimulated

This tends to be morning time before her walk (7-8/9) and evening tea time (4.30-6)

Penny had a bad experience with a male vet ,so now visiting the vets she needs to be muzzled

Her owners have requested to see female vets in the future

Penny is not an aggressive dog just very misunderstood,and needs reassurance and guidance

Situations have made her behaviour form in the way she only knows how at the moment

In a new environment with care and love we believe Penny will bloom in time

Doodle Aids Requests For Fostering

Person or persons willing to put time in working to manage Penny’s resource guarding ,helping her with her fear with visiting the vets she

( this can be discussed further ,also Doodle Aid will supply a qualified Behaviourist support)

Penny prefers women to men ,accepts her human Dad ,but might take awhile to gain trust if one of the fosters is a male

Also takes time warming to strangers ,this is something that she needs some reassurance with once settled

With any rescue dog time ,trust and patience is the key

We will consider placing Penny with Children over 12 ,whom are dog savvy and respectful around her at all times

No visiting babies or toddlers

Happy to place her in an adult only home too

NO FULL TIME WORKERS

NO CATS

NO OTHER DOGS

ABSOLUTELY NO SHOWBOATING PENNY THE FIRST WEEK

( this means allow Penny time to settle with you only, in your own home,this is very important)

Garden must be safe and secure ,this includes locks on any gates

If you have any day trips or holidays planned lease state on your application form

NOTE - whilst any rescue dog is settling in a new environment with new people behaviours can often change,we as a rescue cannot predict a dogs behaviour fully

Any changes do keep us and the behaviourist updated at all times

Once a dog is foster we have not got the capability to move them quickly if requested ,we do not own kennels so please bare this in mind

We will act as professionally as we can in any situations which arise

Meet Penny

Type Goldendoodle F1

Colour Cream

DOB March 2020

Under contract to be spayed once settled

Microchipped checked

Height 65 cms approximately

Weight 30 Kgs

Booster due 2025

Up to date with flea/tick and wormer March 2025

Health Checked for UTI in the past no known allergies

Grooming

Doodle Aid will contact a professional groomer if Penny needs a full groom,whilst in foster care

Penny has a curly coat,only sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

She enjoys being brushed at home ,but only when she is relaxed

Our advice would be take this slowly ,with sone treats ready available

Owner states - Bathed at home outside with bucket if got very muddy

Professionally groomed every 6 weeks

Exercise

Minimum 40mins - 1hr walk a day. Usually twice (morning and afternoon) often on lead but occasionally off

Penny does go off her lead ,in safe places that are not overly busy

Any Foster dog we state do not allow off lead,unless you hire a safe and secure paddock to gain trust in recall

Penny is walked on a harness ,as this her owners state helps with her not pulling

Interaction with other dogs whilst out - Sometimes barks and lunges when passing, other times no reaction at all

Further information

Penny as stated is anxious at the vets,scared of strangers and some men,resource guards food,toys and things tempting in her reach..

Penny is very lively and bouncy and jumpy

Will bark lots ,get excited when visitors come into owners home

General obedience- Not amazing more training required

Will listen when she wants ,more training required

Can do general commands and responds to ‘settle’ well

Training Courses - done in the past - puppy training

Had the puppy trainer visit home

Owner did a 6 month intensive course 1:1 home visits with dog trainer, and a 6 week weekly ‘teenage dog’ socialising training session

Behaviour around people - Good with those who live in the house

Giddy with visitors but very friendly over excited

Jump up and bark when first meeting them

Can be wary around men

Dislikes male vets

Children - Loves owners toddler and baby but this is the problem ,that they worried for safety due to resource guarding and needing attention

Penny is toilet trained,but as we always state accidents can occur whilst any dog is settling in a new environment

Penny sleeps in the kitchen ( fosters might like to spend a few nights settling Penny in another room and being with her for the nights ahead)

She is not crate trained ,this is something Penny has not experienced

Travels in the car ok sometimes she may play games getting in,but most times good

Penny is not a swimmer

Owners note - Please help us as we really do not want to fail Penny

She is a beautiful dog ,but family life has changed the environment at home making it not suitable for her ,and we worry it will push her to bite and inevitably have to be put down when this can be avoided ,by change of owners and environment.

Doodle Aid will support Penny’s Fosters throughout her care in their hands

Happy to provide a fully qualified behaviourist for support at our expense

Groomers we also will aid you with

Vets you need to register her at a vets ,and we will contact them as a charity and pay expenses

You are never alone ,we are almost available 24/7 if you need support

Penny is a special girl just has been struggling with home life and anxious behaviour,in the right hands we hope this will improve and make Penn6 a much more relaxed girl in the future

If you feel you can help foster Penny apply here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

All homes will be fully vetted and homechecks set in place

If you live in rented accommodation we will seek documentation that a dog can live in this property

We are a small team ,if you email we may not answer promptly allow 24 hours for a response

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NOW ADOPTED

Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet their criteria ,do not apply thank you

Dennis & Honey are both located Lincolnshire Post Code area PE9

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested.

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

Thank you

Dennis and Honey are both adored by their current family ,this has not been an easy decision for them to make.

The family are emigrating and with a heavy heart ,decided the travel at a great distance would not be fair on Dennis and Honey.

Both of these fabulous little dogs were born in Australia

Doodle Aid has made a promise ,to find them the perfect home together ,as they are the best of friends.

Doodle Aids Requirements are as follows:-

PERSON OR PERSONS AT HOME ,NO FULL TIME WORKERS

They would suit a family with older children aged 12 plus,or an early retired couple with time on their hands to enjoy these two dogs.

NO OTHER DOGS (both are sociable dogs,but like to rehome them as only dogs in their new home)

CHILDREN OVER 12 ONLY (if you have visiting children they must be supervised as Honey can be nervous around small children,if your planning a family in the future ,or have babies or small children,these are not the dogs for you )

NO CATS

GARDEN MUST BE SAFE AND SECURE ,GATES MUST HAVE A LOCK

IF YOU HAVE A POND IT MUST BE COVERED

ABSOLUTELY NO SHOWBOATING DENNIS AND HONEY THE FIRST WEEK

( this means allow them time to settle with you only, in your own home)

If your planning a have any holidays planned please state on your application form

Firstly Meet Dennis

Type Cavapoo F1b

DOB October 2021

Colour Ebony

Male who is neutered

Height 15 inches

Weight 7.2 Kgs

Microchipped which has been checked

Vaccinated

Up to date with flea/tick treatments

No known health issues or allergies

Honey

Type Cavapoo F2

DOB August 2023

Colour Red

Female who is spayed

Height 18 inches

Weight 8 Kgs

Microchipped which has been checked

Vaccinated

Up to date with flea/tick treatments

No,known health issues or allergies

Grooming Requirements

Dennis has a tight curly coat,only sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

Honey has a soft coat with a light curl ,sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount

Both are brushed daily without any issues,you must keep on top of their coats as doodles coats easily matt

Attends a Professional Groomers every 8 to 10 weeks

Exercise

Dennis and Honey have a 30 minute walk in morning, 45 minute walk in afternoon /evening,longer walks at weekend

Both do go off lad,as a responsible charity we do not advise you allow either of them off lead,until you have complete control and trust on their recall

Recall :- Honey better than Dennis- Dennis can get distracted by other dogs - Honey tends to stick close to owners

Always good to put in extra training with newly rescued dogs,great for bonding

Lead pulling they do not really - if excited will sometimes pull to start but owners tend to wait until they are calm before putting on lead and leaving home

Interaction with other dogs :- Dennis- wants to play, interested; Honey- fairly nonplussed and won’t give dogs much attention

Both have attended Doggy Day care ,both well socialised dogs

Obedience :- Both good obedience. Understand ‘leave’ and other basic instructions

Further Information

Dennis; fun loving, loves being chased by other dogs, nosey- likes to be in thick of action/attention, very smart

Honey- very loving and affectionate, loves games and chasing balls

Neither dog have shown any behavioural issues,both non aggressive dogs

Interaction with people -: Dennis- can be a bit aloof to start with but once he knows you and is comfortable is very loving and playful

Honey- very affectionate, will bark at strangers entering home and will hide behind her owners to start with,but gets comfortable and is fine (this only occurs in owners home- fine with people out and about)

Both live with older children in the family ,Honey gets startled with younger children

Both dogs interact with each other well,from time to time they might give a warning growl ,if one wants a toy or treat the other one has at the time

This is quite normal behaviour ,just like children when one wants something the other one has at the moment in time

NOTE

Both dogs are used to someone being home most of time- have never been out to work full time (have been remote/hybrid) and owners feel they would struggle if they were to be left for long periods alone.

NOT TO BE LEFT ANY LONGER THAN TWO HOURS PER DAY

Both Dennis and Honey are toilet trained ,but as we always state with any dogs settling into a new environment be prepared for any little accidents

Both dogs sleep in their owners bedroom at night,in their dogs beds,but sometimes they might sneak onto their humans beds

Neither of these lovely dogs have been destructive in their home

They are not crated currently at all but they are both crate trained, and will happily go into their crate if needed

Car travel :- Both travel well however Dennis will sometimes whine (with excitement or nerves) and Honey will sometimes join in. Both travel in boot with dog guard and are tethered

Dislikes :- Honey isn’t keen on hoover but isn’t scared as such of it

Likes :- Honey- ball throwing and catching- will play for hours! Dennis- loves tug of war with toys (with other dogs as well as humans)

Swimming/water :- Honey - big yes; Dennis- big no

Both Dennis and Honey will make wonderful companions,we just need to find them the right match, to be their forever home and to be well loved and cared for ,for the rest of their doodle days

If you live in rented accommodation we will request documentation a dog can live in this property

All potential homes will be vetted fully and we will request a full homecheck

The adoption fee for both is £400.00 this is not per dog

To apply for both Dennis and Honey click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

Once you see applications closed we will contact everyone in due course

We are a small team if you email us ,you may not get a reply straight away,allow 24 hours for a response

Thank you

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NOW ADOPTED

Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet Skye’s criteria ,do not apply thank you

Skye is located in Dorset Post Code area DT3

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested.

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

Skye’s owners dearly love her,but unfortunately their child has developed allergies and struggling with personal commitments

This has resulted in her owners wanting the best for Skye’s future ,Doodle Aid will do it’s upmost to find the perfect home for this little one

DOODLE AIDS REQUIREMENTS

ACTIVE,fit person/persons as Skye is an energetic little bundle of love

PERSONS OR PERSONS NEED TO BE AT HOME ( this means either homeworkers,fit and active retired persons,or house persons with older children

Skye can live with “ONE” other dog ,if male we will need proof that your dog has been neutered

Happy to rehome Skye with children aged 10 and over

Skye can live with a dog savvy cat as long as introductions are carried out responsibly and slowly

GARDEN MUST BE SAFE AND SECURE ,GATES MUST HAVE A LOCK

IF YOU HAVE A POND IT MUST BE COVERED

ABSOLUTELY NO SHOWBOATING SKYE THE FIRST WEEK

( this means allow Skye time to settle with you only, in your own home)

If your planning a have any holidays planned please state on your application form

Meet Skye

Type Cavapoo

Colour Golden/tan white on her chest

DOB November 2024

Female

Not spayed far to young(will be contracted under our policy)

Height 12.5 inches

Weight 5.35 Kgs Microchipped which

Microchipped which has been checked

Booster Vaccine due March 2026

Up to date with flea/tick treatment

No known allergies

Health :- Skye had one UTI which cleared ,no further treatment required

Grooming Requirements

Skye has a long & fluffy puppy coat

Adult fur starting to grow which looks more curly

Skye only sheds minimally,as all dogs shed some amount

Brushed at home every few days,does not mind being brushed

Attends a Professional Groomers every 6 weeks ,bathed at home between grooms when required

Exercise

Skye has 3 short walks a day as her bones are still forming ,first thing in morning,lunch time & evening

Morning & lunch is a 10-15 minute walk and the evening is 30 minutes

Skye has not really been off her lead,her new owners will have to work on her recall in a safe and secure area

We always suggest a good place to start is in a pre paid hired doggy paddock ,these are around £6 per half an hour

Please do not allow her off lead until you have complete trust and control of her recall

Skye sometimes pulls on her lead,we would suggest some loose lead training

Interaction with other dogs whilst out ,Skye shows interests will say hi and have a sniff

General obedience good still learning ,knows the word sit and generally good at listening

Skye’s owners attended training classes with Skye ,Dog School ,with the Dog’s Trust

Further Information

Skye is your typical fun loving,playful,goofy ,happy,lively loving, cuddly affectionate puppy

Never shown any aggressive behaviour to humans or other dogs (still puppy mouthing when over excited)

Loves people, wants fuss off anyone and will jump up. Does puppy nip a little & get hyper when fuss stops

Skye is fairly well socialised and we would like her new owners to continue with socialising and training Skye

Skye is toilet trained,but we always state with any newly rescued dog be prepared for any accidents

Skye sleeps in the kitchen or hallway at night

Her new owners we advise spending the first few nights with her,to settle her into her new home

She can be left whilst you go shopping or appointments,we do not want Skye left any longer than a few hours per day

Skye has never been destructive in her home

Crates :- She was crated when her owners first got her for overnight sleep & when they were out. She has been out of the crate for about a month but still has access to it but door is always left open

Car travel :- Locally she has always been fine in the car

On a couple of occasions when gone further afield, she has been sick once on each occasion

Always been sick on the way out but never on the way home

Doodle Aid would advise not feeding Skye before any car journeys and working on introducing car training going forward

Skye dislikes some loud noises/bangs

Water and Swimming:- Plays with water in her garden but never swam

Favourite games and toys:- Fetch with soft toys, tug of war

Skye is still a young puppy,dearly loved but sadly circumstances within the home have changed.

We will find this gorgeous girlie the best home we can ,where she will be loved and well looked after for the rest of her life

If you live in rented accommodation we will request documentation a dog can live in this property

All potential homes will be vetted fully and we will request a full homecheck

The adoption fee for Skye is £350.00

To apply for SKYE click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

Once you see applications closed we will contact everyone in due course

We are a small team if you email us ,you may not get a reply straight away,allow 24 hours for a response

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ADOPTED

Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet Daisy’s criteria ,do not apply thank you

Daisy is located in Stockport Post Code area SK6

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested.

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

This is very much a heartbreaking story,we will not got into too much details

Daisy’s human Mummy sadly went to heaven,this was very sudden and Daisy was left with her for a short period of time

This did affect Daisy and she became withdrawn and anxious after such a huge loss

Daisy loved her human Mummy very much ,and yes dogs do grieve

Poor Daisy her world was turned upside down

Since loosing her Mummy ,Daisy has been lucky enough to live with family members

This transition was not easy for her at first ,or for the family,but with time ,love and care Daisy has become so much better in herself

Her current family have really helped her gain her confidence ,and have given her so much love and affection

She has been living with them about a year ,and things have really improved with their guidance

Daisy was only going to be with them temporarily to start with,but things and life commitments can change as we all know

Sadly with work commitments and a busy family lifestyle ,they feel Daisy needs more than they can give her

It’s very hard for them also ,but Daisy needs must come first as she has been through so much heartache

Doodle Aids Requirements

ABSOLUTELY NO FULL TIME WORKERS (Daisy needs human company throughout the day,people willing to give her so much love)

NO OTHER DOGS (fine with dogs outside,but Daisy has never lived with another dog ,and we do not want to add any further stress )

CHILDREN aged 10 and over (This is purely because Daisy may jump up from time to time;just with excitement,non aggressive)

NO CATS

WE REQUEST HER NEW OWNERS NOT TO SHOWBOAT DAISY FOR AT LEAST A WEEK (this means kid gloves with Daisy allow her to settle with you in her new home ) introduce things slowly and steady

A secure and safe garden ,fences must be at least 5 to 6 foot ,if you have a gate this must have a lock

If you have any holidays planned this year please state on your application form

Meet Daisy

Type Labradoodle

Colour Reddish Ginger

DOB January 2023

Female

Daisy is spayed

Height 23 inches approximately

Weight 25 Kgs

Microchipped which has been checked

Vaccine booster due June 2025

Worming Treatment we need to confirm dates

Flea/tick treatment administered May 2025

Health :- Stress medication Vetpro ,given after her spay (no longer on meds)ears lugs full of fur ,cleaned and removed hair no further actions

Too much swimming can result in Daisy getting ear infections

No known allergies :- no human food as she does not digest this well

Grooming

Daisy has the most beautiful soft curly coat ,only sheds minimally as all dogs shed some amount.

Her new owners will need to keep on top of her grooming needs,with brushing and combing her coat.

Daisy is a bit unsure of being brushed at home,but slowly getting used to it.

Treats might help and introduce the brush slow,y at first,short spurts

She attends a Professional Groomers every 8 to 10 weeks,at present.

Exercise

Daisy has 5/6 short walks a day plus one Medium walk per day.2-3 long walks per week.

Her recall is quite good,we do not recommend her new owners allow her off lead unless in a secure area,until you have complete trust and control with each other

Daisy does sometimes pull on her lead,some loose lead training might be beneficial

Interaction with other dogs :- Off lead says hello and sniffs for 15 seconds and then carries on her way

Further Information

Daisy as stated has been through a lot in her short life ,and now needs a home where she can settle for the rest of her life

This adorable young girl has so much love to give,affectionate,loyal,goofy and still can get excited at times,can jump,up when excited but not in an aggressive way

Her general obedience is good,but can always do with some extra training,this is a great way to bond with each other

Daisy has never shown any signs of being aggressive and has never bitten

She is a social girl but always room for further improvement,especially transitioning into a new home with new people

Daisy is toilet trained,but with any dog moving to a new and strange environment accidents can occur

Daisy sleeps in her own bed downstairs (first few nights whilst settling we would suggest her new owners sleep by her )

She is non destructive in her home

Never been crate trained

Daisy can be left up too a few hours per day

Daisy travels fine in the car used to boot or back seat

Not a huge fan of the nasty vacuum cleaner ,but not overly a major issue

Daisy loves to swim,but too much swimming will give her ear infections

Loves to play fetch and tug of war

This rehome is very sensitive and we will only allow Daisy to go into the perfect home,with special people whom will promise to love and care for her for the rest of her life

If you live in rented accommodation we will request documentation a dog can live in this property

All potential homes will be vetted fully and we will request a full homecheck

The adoption fee for Daisy is £280.00

To apply for Daisy click here https://www.doodleaid.com/adoption-application-form

Once you see applications closed we will contact everyone in due course

We are a small team if you email us ,you may not get a reply straight away,allow 24 hours for a response

Thank you

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ADOPTED

Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet Ruby’s criteria ,do not apply thank you

Ruby is located in North Yorkshire Post Code area DL7

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

Pretty Ruby is looking for her forever home due to personal circumstances within her family.

Ruby is a loved family member ,this decision has not been taken lightly by her current owners

Ruby has started showing signs of separation anxiety,we believe this could be due to her owner being at home with her a lot of the time last year,then having to go back to work

Doodle Aid Requirements -;

Her potential owners will need to be at home with,either working from home,retired or house persons

Can live with children aged 10 and over

No other dogs

Can live with a dog savvy cat,if introduced slowly

Garden must be safe and secure ,with a lock on any gates

If you have any holidays planned,please state on your application form

No showboating Ruby for the first week,allow her to settle in her new home with you

Meet Ruby

Type Labradoodle

Colour Apricot

DOB October 2019

Spayed

Height 17 inches

Weight 13 Kgs

Microchip which has been checked

Booster vaccinations due February 2026

Up to date with flea/tick and worming treatments

No known allergies or health conditions

Grooming Requirements

Ruby has a lovely soft curly coat,only sheds minamally,all dogs shed some amount

Happy to be brushed daily,which she does like

Attends a ProfessionalGroomers every 8 weeks

Exercise

Ruby is walked twice a day for approximately 1 hour

Her recall is good,but as a responsible charity ,we do not advise taking any dog off lead until such times you have complete trust in one another

Ruby may pull on her lead at the start of her walk with excitement,soon calms down

Whilst out Ruby enjoys playing with one or two dogs,but can get overwhelmed if there are too many dogs

Her general obedience is good ,but any dog can always do with extra training

Further Information

Ruby is your typical doodle loves attention,is fun loving ,attentive and friendly

Can be a bit shy with new people to start with,but soon warms to them

Ruby is toilet trained ,but we always state any dog can have accidents whilst settling into a new home

Sometimes crated if left longer hours

Sleeps either in her crate /owners bedroom

Never been destructive in her home

Travels in the boot of the car

Dislikes :- being home alone and dislikes water

Likes :- Likes to run free off lead and be chased by another dog, not really into toys.

Doodle Aid will do our upmost to find Toffee the best home as we possibly can

Of you live in rented accommodation ,we will request documentation that a dog can live in your home

All potential homes will be subjected to a full vetting and homecheck

An adoption fee of £200.00

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ADOPTED

Please do read all the following information fully ,if you do not meet Dylan’s criteria ,do not apply thank y

Dug is located in Wigan Post Code area WN2

NOTE the potential applicant will be requested to travel to carry out as many meet and greets as requested

DO NOT APPLY IF YOU CANNOT MEET THESE REQUESTS

Dug is a much loved member of his family,sadly in life nobody knows what’s around the corner

His owners have not made this decision lightly ,it’s been very hard for them all

With change of circumstances within the family,work commitments,childrens after school activities,Dug needs more than they can give him

We need to find this super boy the best home Doodle Aid can

No full time workers please

His new people need to be fit,active for this energetic goof ball

Dug can live with ONE other dog ,a younger dog that will match his energy and enthusiasm to life

He does live with a much older dog,who just wants peace and quiet

No cats

Can live with children 10 years and older

No little ones and he still tends to jump up,and may accidentally knock them over

Your garden needs to be safe and secure,with a lock on any gates

If you have any holidays pre planned please state on your application form

No showboating Dug for at least a week let him settle into your home,with your family before introducing him to other people

Meet Dug

Type Double Doodle (labradoodle crossed with a Goldendoodle)

DOB May 2023

Colour Sandy/white

Height 23 inches

Weight 22 kilos

Microchipped which has been checked

Booster vaccination due January 2026

Worming,flea and tick treatment administered April 2025

Health History :- Dug had a touch of colitis ,

which he was treated for and no further action needed

Dug got bitten by another dog at day care ,not Dugs fault ,needed stitches all healed ,no further treatment received

Owner states this has not changed Dugs behaviour luckily

No known allergies

Grooming Requirements

Dug has a wavy coat ,some curls to head. Easily mattes requires regular brushing and grooming.

All dogs shed some amount,Dug shed minimally

Brushed and combed through daily

Professionally groomed every 6 weeks

Exercise

Dug loves his walks and is walked for around an hour per day

He is only let off his lead in a hired paid for,dog paddock

We do not recommend any rescue dog be allowed off their leads,unless you are confident with their recall

Dugs recall is hot and miss,can easily be distracted (we believe more recall training is a appropriate)

Initially Dug can pull on his lead,but use a halti so this aids not pulling

He will pull if he sees a cat.

Interacts with other dogs he is friendly and approachable. Likes to say hello and displays he wants to play.

Further Information

Dug is your typical young goofy doodle,very energetic and bouncy

Playful dog who enjoys chasing a ball and football

He enjoys a good ear scratch and is a loveable giant who doesnt realise his size

He has never shown any aggressive behaviour and has never bitten

He would benefit from some further training. He follows “sit” and “paw”. Recall to the word “here” but this is hit and miss.

Enrolling in training sessions is great bonding for owners and dogs

House guests and people :- Dug is very friendly/bouncy. Will jump up at people who come into the house. Likes to rub against people on walks and be stroked.

Dug is toilet trained,but we do state any dog can urinate,mark or soil whilst settling into their new environment

Dug sleeps on his owners bed at night,if it gets too hot he removes himself to the floor

( whilst any dog is settling into a new home,we ask do sleep in the same room as them for the first few nights)

He can be left for short periods of time,this is best after he has been walked

His owners leave him enriching items such as a snuffle mat or kong

Never been destructive with furniture

He has on occassion chewed items he has been able to reach such as pens/pencils/TV remote or childrens toys.

Travels well in the car in the back seat,with a dog friendly harness attached

Dug dislikes fireworks and loud bangs

Unsure if Dug can swim,never had the opportunity to try

Favourite toys and games:- Football. Likes a variety of toys/soft toys but enjoys a flyaway football.

He is such a gentle giant ,who has so much love to give ,and would thrive in a home where someone is around most of the day ,and be able to take him on adventures

He loves the company of other dogs ,and has boarded with home boarders who speak only positivly of Dug

He is a large part of his current family ,but they feel he needs and deserves a lot more than they can give him

His owners will only ever let him go ,knowing it is the right home for him,and Doodle Aid will support /help to find this beautiful young boy the best home

If you live in rented accommodation we will require documentation that a dog can live in this home

All potential homes will be fully vetted and we will request you are available for a home check

The adoption fee for Dug is £280.00 this goes back into the charity ,to care for foster dogs,expenses etc

Only apply for Dug if you match his criteria and can do as many meet and greets as requested

APPLICATIONS CLOSED

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