Chief 18-154

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This sweet, soft, and cuddly Goldendoodle was lovingly surrendered to RAGOM by some young ladies who were heading off to college and did not have the time available to care for him. While he did not receive training in his younger years, he is now getting trained and showing that he is a very smart boy and a quick learner. He loves belly rubs too!

At a Glance #18-154

Goldendoodle Born: August 2016
Male 77 lbs

Status: Adopted

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This sweet, soft, and cuddly Goldendoodle was lovingly surrendered to RAGOM by some young ladies who were heading off to college and did not have the time available to care for him. While he did not receive training in his younger years, he is now getting trained and showing that he is a very smart boy and a quick learner. He loves belly rubs too!

Updates

Monday, October 15, 2018

Chief 18-154 has been adopted and will be spending the rest of his days enjoying hiking through many of the beautiful state parks with a young, energetic couple. This family is very excited to add  a furry friend to their family and is committed to continue training him. Chief is one lucky guy!  

Monday, September 17, 2018

Hi everybody!

My name is Chief and I am one of the newest kids on the block in RAGOM. I am a soft, cuddly Goldendoodle that loves belly rubs. I am currently two years old, house trained, neutered, and also crate trained. I am in good physical shape at 77.6 pounds, I have no medical issues at this time, and I am up to date on all my vaccinations.

I do not have any anxieties to loud noises such as motorcycles or storms. In fact, the first week I arrived in foster care it stormed for three days straight, and I slept right through all the storms. I also do not have any separation anxiety. I love to share my toys and do not resource guard my food either.

I did not receive training in my early years, but I am making up for that now. I am a quick learner and also very food motivated. I am learning that I cannot jump up on everyone I meet, but instead I must learn to sit first. Due to my weight, size, and the fact that I am very jumpy right now, it is best that I go to a home with older, dog savvy children.

My forever home will need to be committed to continue training me as I am very jumpy and can easily knock someone down due to my size. Check out my really long legs!

Chief 18-154

I thoroughly enjoy walking every day with a Gentle Leader. I used to pull and pull and pull on walks, but now I know I can't do that and the leash needs to stay loose.

If you have another dog in your home, they must be young and playful because I tend to bounce around plenty when I play with other dogs. I play well with all dogs no matter what sex or size they are. I have been attending doggy daycare weekly and I really enjoy that place! 

Any family that adopts me needs to know that I love to chew on socks. I also like to surf for food on the counter since my nose is right at that height. I am learning the commands "leave it," "drop it" and "off" to help me correct these naughty behaviors. 

I am a little scared of a few noises I am hearing from newly living inside a home such as toast popping up out of a toaster, the computer printer spitting out a piece of paper, the garbage disposal running, or popcorn popping. I can be startled at first; however, I am learning now to investigate the noises since I am hearing them more often. 

Please stay tuned for more updates on new and fun things that I am learning! 

Chief 18-154