Male Goldendoodle puppy 19 months old in Sligo

Meet Ralph, our charming male Apricot Miniature Goldendoodle puppy, aged 19 months.

Due to a recent change in working hours, we’re no longer at home enough during the day to give him the time, attention, and stimulation he needs. This is a very difficult decision, and we’re looking for a responsible, loving home for Ralph where he’ll continue to thrive.

He has a friendly and sociable temperament, making him an excellent companion for families and individuals alike.

Loves going for walks, playing fetch and is well used to a busy home.

He’s a F1 type Miniature Goldendoodle, inheriting his intelligence, trainability and thick hypoallergenic coat from his Poodle dad and sociable nature from his Golden Retriever mum.

House trained and crate trained. Large foldable crate available if required. Responds well to simple commands.

He has been fully vaccinated and recently wormed and flea treated. Neutered too.

Ralph is a bright and loving dog, who will make a fantastic companion. We’re looking for a committed new owner or family who will include him in their daily lives and give him the attention and care he deserves.

If you feel you could offer Ralph his perfect forever home, please get in touch for further details or to arrange a viewing.

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