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Find Your Perfect Companion at Providence Kennels
If you’re interested in adopting an older dog, please contact us. We’re happy to discuss fit, adoption details, and next steps. Call or email us to start the conversation. We’re excited to connect you with a wonderful dog who could become your perfect new family member.
Halle F1 Goldendoodle
We have had sweet Halle since she was born!! She was born right here at Great Oaks Kennel to our sweet Golden Retriever, Clancy! Halle is such a fun girl. She would make a wonderful friend. She loves to play, but is always ready to be loved on. She gets along well with both people and other dogs. Halle is a very confident girl. She is in good health; there is no doubt she will bring great happiness to a new family.
Zoe F1 Goldendoodle
We have had sweet Zoe here since she was only 8 weeks old. It really doesn't get much sweeter! She is a happy, playful dog who still has a lot of love and energy to share. We’re incredibly proud of her amazing puppies, who have brought so much joy to families. Having Zoe as part of our breeding program has been a true blessing, and she has long been one of our favorites. It will be hard to see her go, but we have no doubt she will make the perfect friend for her new family.
It’s a myth that an adult dog won’t bond with a new family.
Below are five great reasons to get an an adult dog according to AKC:
- They can hold it! Even if the dog is not housetrained, it’s usually a breeze to get her there because she has the physical maturity to “hold it” for several hours. Young puppies need to be taken out every two to three hours, not something most people who work can do.
- No puppy teeth! The adult dog is done with that – she is over the need to chew on you and everything in the house.
- Personality: You already know what her temperament is like.
- Size: You know how big the dog will be.
- Making a Dog Very Happy: You will make a deserving dog very happy. Don’t think you’re missing out on anything; there will be a little bit of puppy on the inside forever.
