Male Irish Doodle puppy 17 months old (Irish Setter x Poodle) in Dublin

**Irish Doodle puppy (Irish Setter x Poodle) – Loving Home wanted**

We’re looking for a wonderful new home for our much-loved Irish Doodle. He’s a 17 month old male, around 25kg, full of energy, affection, and personality. He’s incredibly loving, loyal, and eager to be close to his people.

He would thrive in an active household with plenty of space to run and play—ideally with a large garden and someone who enjoys long walks, outdoor adventures, and has the time to continue his training. He loves being active and involved, and would make a fantastic companion for someone who can match his enthusiasm and provide him with the attention he deserves.

This is an incredibly difficult and emotional decision for us, and it comes only because we want what’s best for him. If you can offer a loving, energetic home where he can truly thrive, we’d love to hear from you.

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