Meet An Adoptable Dog
About Me
| Name: | Trooper Dec 24 |
| Want to know more?: | Text Trooper to 864-441-9075 for my full story and photos - we'll send everything you need to know! |
| Sex: | Male |
| Spayed/ Neutered: | Yes |
| Breed: | Poodle (Standard) / Golden Retriever (long coat) |
| Weight: | 44 lbs |
| Height: | 26 in |
| Estimated Birthdate: | 1/23/2017 |
| Fence Needed: | No, but sweet Trooper has never lived without a fence and would love one. |
| Location: | Dreamweaver Farms, Pacolet, SC |
| Adoption Fee: | $199 |
Here's Your Quick Peek
Trooper. One of our longer-term residents. The goldendoodle with a penchant for destroying toys, a mouth that is rarely still or quiet, and a heart of gold. He's quirky. He's different. He's going to be a great pet in the right home.
Please note - if you want to skip the text and go straight to the application, you can find the link here: www.carolinapoodlerescue.org/application/
Must have: A home committed to crating. He is intelligent and curious, and like many young dogs, he explores with his mouth.
Exercise: Good for daily walks and hikes, but not a marathon runner.
Best with: Another dog in the home. Trooper benefits tremendously from canine companionship and gains confidence by following a steady role model.
Not ideal for: Shared walls. Trooper can be vocal when left alone.
Energy level: Active and on the go - age is just a number for Trooper.
Trooper may not immediately rush into a stranger’s arms, but he does love people and happily accepts affection. With clear boundaries and lots of love, he will reward his family with deep devotion and a heart full of gratitude.
Good with dogs: Yes, he needs them.
Good with kids: Honestly, 50/50. Trooper has never lived with kids. He's a bit of an odd duck who is probably better suited for an adults-only home.
Cats: Trooper hasn't been exposed to cats. If you have them, we can test him. For now, he is happy playing in the fields with big dogs.
Fun fact: In an environment that caters to Trooper's need he is the equivalent to a gentle teddy bear.
Please note - if you want to skip the text and go straight to the application, you can find the link here: www.carolinapoodlerescue.org/application/
Must have: A home committed to crating. He is intelligent and curious, and like many young dogs, he explores with his mouth.
Exercise: Good for daily walks and hikes, but not a marathon runner.
Best with: Another dog in the home. Trooper benefits tremendously from canine companionship and gains confidence by following a steady role model.
Not ideal for: Shared walls. Trooper can be vocal when left alone.
Energy level: Active and on the go - age is just a number for Trooper.
Trooper may not immediately rush into a stranger’s arms, but he does love people and happily accepts affection. With clear boundaries and lots of love, he will reward his family with deep devotion and a heart full of gratitude.
Good with dogs: Yes, he needs them.
Good with kids: Honestly, 50/50. Trooper has never lived with kids. He's a bit of an odd duck who is probably better suited for an adults-only home.
Cats: Trooper hasn't been exposed to cats. If you have them, we can test him. For now, he is happy playing in the fields with big dogs.
Fun fact: In an environment that caters to Trooper's need he is the equivalent to a gentle teddy bear.