Meet Finn, a charming 4-year-old Goldendoodle with a heart full of love! Finn is described by his previous family as very smart and eager to learn, always keen to please his people. He absolutely adores snuggling up under blankets, making him the perfect companion for cozy evenings at home. Finn is also noted to be good with other dogs, suggesting he could potentially thrive in a multi-pet household with proper introductions.
As a Goldendoodle, Finn inherits a wonderful blend of traits from his Golden Retriever and Poodle lineage. He is likely to be intelligent, friendly, and possess a joyful disposition. Goldendoodles typically have moderate energy levels, enjoying daily walks and playtime, but also appreciating quiet time with their family. His coat, being a Goldendoodle, is often low-shedding, making him a good fit for those with mild allergies, though it will require regular grooming to prevent matting and keep him looking his best.
Finn is seeking an adult-only home where he can be the center of attention and receive consistent training and affection. He would thrive with a family who understands the needs of an intelligent and affectionate dog, providing him with mental stimulation and physical activity. Given his love for snuggles, a home that values indoor companionship and cozy evenings would be ideal. Finn is already neutered, up to date on his Rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella vaccines, and microchipped, ready to start his new life with you.
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