Sugar is a sweet, fluffy bundle of joy who is ready to travel to a community that will truly cherish her as a family member! She is 4 months old and weighs 12 lbs, with an estimated adult weight of 53-88 lbs. Sugar is a spectacular, one-of-a-kind blend of 46% Poodle, 29% Golden Retriever, 19% Great Pyrenees, and 6% Great Dane. She is mostly snowy white with adorable tan patches and curly hair. Sugar came to us from a local home where she was one of two puppies left from a litter. We also spayed her mother to prevent future litters.
Ideal Home
Sugar is looking for a family who is excited about the puppy phase, socialization, and watching a pint-sized fluffball grow into a magnificent, majestic adult companion.
Ongoing Health
Sugar is spayed and up-to-date on all her essential vaccinations (Rabies, DHLPPx3, and Bordetella). She has been dewormed and is on monthly flea, tick, and heartworm prevention. She will be microchipped and receive a fecal exam and a certified Health Certificate within 10 days of her transport date.
Training & Support
Sugar is proving to be a very smart little girl. She is doing great in her crate and is working hard on her house-training routine. She hasn't practiced leash walking yet, but with patience and treats, she is sure to catch on quickly. She can be a bit vocal and expressive, so be ready for her to tell you all about her day!
Application Details:
Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- Adoption fee is $1,200, which includes her spay, all veterinary care, and transport.
- Please start by filling out our adoption application here: https://form.jotform.com/243134969050053
- If you haven't heard from us within 48 hours of submitting your application, please reach out via email at luckypawsdoghouse@gmail.com or by text/call at 580-257-0622.
Transportation
Sugar is currently in Oklahoma. We arrange direct-to-adopter transport to specific cities in the Pacific Northwest, Northeast, Midwest, and West/Mountain regions. Adopters must be available at the scheduled time and location.
