Teddy
Goldendoodle
Teddy
Goldendoodle
Price not listed
True North Pet Rescue Mission
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A little about them
Meet Teddy, also known as “Tedward”—a sweet six-year-old Goldendoodle weighing approximately 75 pounds. He loves people, toys, treats, and attention.
Teddy has moderate energy and enjoys outings, while remaining calm, non-destructive, and happy to snooze beside you at home. He walks nicely on leash with help from a no-pull harness. Although city life is new to him, he is adjusting well after previously living in a home with a yard.
Teddy is friendly and curious with other dogs on walks and respectful of his senior foster dog’s boundaries. He could likely thrive in either a city or country setting. His ideal home would have people around more often than not, as he is still learning to settle when left alone and building confidence each day.
Ideal Home
- A home where people are present more often than not
- A city or country setting
- Other dogs may be a good fit; Teddy is respectful of canine boundaries
Ongoing Health
- Teddy is approximately 75 pounds.
Training & Support
- Moderate energy and calm behavior at home
- Non-destructive and content to relax beside his people
- Walks nicely on leash with a no-pull harness
- Adjusting his potty habits after previously living in a home with a yard
- Still learning to settle when his humans leave and gaining confidence
Application Details
- To begin the adoption process, contact the provider through Wags.
- Applications are reviewed based on the best fit for Teddy and the home each applicant can provide.
- The rescue is volunteer-run and receives a high volume of applications.
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Teddy has moderate energy. He enjoys outings but is calm, non-destructive, and content to relax at home.
He is friendly and curious with other dogs on walks and lives respectfully with a senior dog in his foster home.
Teddy could likely thrive in a city or country setting, with people around more often than not. He is still learning to settle when his humans leave.