Chance - Goldendoodle Dog for Adoption

Name: Chance
Age: 6 months
Breed: Goldendoodle Mix
Sex: Male
Location: Buffalo

My name is Chance, and I'm searching for a forever family who will finally give me the chance I deserve! I was surrendered to a shelter after jumping on a toddler. I wasn't trying to hurt anyone, I was simply an excited puppy who needed patience, boundaries, and age appropriate training. Now I'm safe and happy in a foster home while I wait for my perfect match.

I'm a typical Goldendoodle puppy: playful, intelligent, energetic, affectionate, and full of personality! I am crate trained, potty trained, walk nicely on a leash, and love having playdates. I especially enjoy playing with larger dogs who can match my playful energy.

Because my excitement can be intimidating to small dogs, cats, and young children, I'm looking for a home without cats or small dogs and with children over 13. A playful larger canine sibling would be a wonderful match for me!

My ideal family understands the Goldendoodle personality and will continue providing training, structure, exercise, and socialization. In return, I'll give you endless love, plenty of fun, and the most loyal best friend you could ask for. Could you be the one who finally gives Chance his chance?

Neutered/UTD on vaccines/rabies/microchipped/fleatickhw prevention

If you're interested in adopting Chance, please apply at https://www.716paws.org/adopt. If you're already pre-approved, message the rescue to be added to his list.

The Goldendoodle is a popular mixed breed dog that combines the intelligence and hypoallergenic coat of a Poodle with the friendly and affectionate nature of a Golden Retriever. Known for their playful and outgoing personalities, Goldendoodles are great family pets and excel in various roles such as therapy and service work. With their curly or wavy coat that comes in various colors, these versatile and loving dogs require regular grooming to keep their coat healthy and tangle-free.

To place at-risk animals into the right loving forever homes while working with communities to reduce their euthanasia rates.