Diggle - Labradoodle Dog for Adoption in Garland, Texas

Diggle: Paw-sitively Precious

Apply for Diggle If You
- Are looking for a solo-dog who will center her universe around you.
- Will continue her chicken-free diet and regular allergy shots.
- Appreciate daily exercise with an enthusiastic partner. Fetch is her passion, and squirrels are her distraction.

Personality
- Diggle is a highly intelligent and intuitive dog, VERY easily trained and knows several commands like sit, paw, wait, leave it, place/off and out (for out of the kitchen).
- Diggs is loyal and loving. She adores all people, big and small.
- After an exercise session, she’s perfectly content to chill out wherever you are in the home.
- She’s looking for a partner for marathon fetch sessions and daily walks.
- She’s trustworthy left to free-roam in your absence but does best when left for 4 hours or fewer.

Are You a Match for Diggle?

Diggle is heartworm negative, current on vaccinations and preventatives, spayed, and microchipped. All adoption fees go toward expenses like medical costs and food for Doodle Dandy dogs and help us continue giving amazing pups like Diggle a second chance. If you want to apply and live within a 5-hour drive of one of our metro areas (DFW, Houston, Austin, or San Antonio), please follow the link below and click on an Adoption Application button and choose Diggle from the drop-down menu.

https://www.doodledandyrescue.org/all-adoptable-doodles/diggle

The labradoodle is a popular crossbreed known for its friendly and sociable nature, making it an excellent family pet. This hybrid dog is a mix between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle, combining the intelligence of the Poodle with the outgoing personality of the Labrador. Labradoodles come in various sizes, colors, and coat types due to their mixed heritage. They are highly adaptable, easy to train, and known for their hypoallergenic fur, making them a favorite choice for allergy sufferers.

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