Rehoming two goldendoodles (separately or together). Only rehoming due to family health and needs (not allergies, they are very hypoallergenic). Both are a little over a year old, still pretty puppy-like, but fully house trained, crate trained. White is male, his name is Red, he's about 70lbs, he's still intact and has all his shots. Black is female, her name is Sage, she's about 50lbs, still intact and has all her shots. They're great dogs, they grew up together, but I wouldn't say they're dependent on each other. I think they would both do fine transitioning to a single-dog household, neither would ever say no to being the center of attention. They're pretty people-friendly and kid-friendly as well as dog-friendly. They've never been introduced to a cat before, so I can't say about that for certain, but they've done just fine with other small animals. They're not aggressive at all, but they're puppy eager (meaning they sometimes don't think things through all the way). They're both very smart, respond to correction, and pick up commands quick. They know sit, lay down, drop it, shake, etc. Red is a sweet and gentle boy, pretty laid back especially considering his age. He is a solid brick of muscle and bone, so his passive temperament is great. Sage is more energetic, a typical instigator, but she is very affectionate and lives for praise. She gets a high off of every treat and "good girl" she gets. Asking a $100 rehoming fee for each, just to make sure they go to good homes.

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