A Labradoodle-x Female named Yayah

Yayah is presently Adopted

Yayah is a 4-month-old Labradoodle-x who was given up because the work involved with having a puppy (and one who pees and poos) and a young child was overwhelming. The family felt that they could not cope with a young dog at this time. Yayah is not at Animatch because she did anything wrong. Surely, e when her family first met her weeks ago, Yayah was very hard to resist. Reality then sets in; people realize the work involved with training and exercising a puppy. Yayah’s Mom was a Labradoodle and Dad was a Lab. I guess we could call Yayah a Labradoodle mix. Yayah is a typical, exuberant, friendly pup who has never met a stranger. She is happiest when she is with her human family and her family will need to be an active one. Yayah does not need people who are gone all day but rather ones who will have lots of time for her. Time is a huge factor in sharing your life with a Labradoodle – they require a lot of it! Time for their exercise requirements; they need lots of daily walks and play time. Yayah, like all Labradoodles, will need mental stimulation too—for example, Frisbee, retrieving sticks, finding hidden objects. Time is definitely required for training. Obedience training classes abound and they are highly recommended for Yayah—short term pain for long-term gain. If you want a happy, affectionate, fun loving pal who wants to do whatever you want to do whenever you want to do it, who just loves being with you, you need look no further than Yayah. Every moment you spend with Yayah will be repaid with boundless love (not to mention a few doggy kisses). If you would like to be part of making a huge difference in a puppy’s life, you might want to consider adopting Yayah. Please fill in the Adoption Form if she is the one for you.

More Details About Yayah
Status:	Adopted	Children:	Over 8 years old
Breed:	Labradoodle-x	Grooming:	Medium
Size:	Large	Energy:	High
Age:	4 mos	Cat friendly:	TBD
Gender:	Female	Dog friendly:	Yes

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Members Comments

- Heather B
- posted on January 30, 2012
Oh my Goodness, he is beautiful!
- Heather B
- posted on January 30, 2012
oops…sorry..SHE!
- Elaine M
- posted on January 30, 2012
She is the sweetest little girl in person.
- Lily
- posted on January 30, 2012
Classic case of the ” must have that beautiful puppy “... unfortunately the demands of the puppy increases as does the furbaby, AND what goes in at one end must come out at the other end. No two ways about that folks…. be prepared to work with this furbaby as one knows at 4 months it will not be housetrained YET !!!
Yayah is simply beautiful and will make some lucky family out there VERY HAPPY. Will be watching you too Yayah
- MC
- posted on January 30, 2012
Beautiful pup! We have a 1 year old goldendoodle and are just in love! We’ve been looking for a rescue to be her pal for a while now! And after seeing this face…. welll who knows maybe there we’ll be a double doodle family soon. Time will tell!
- Debbie
- posted on February 01, 2012
Wow! Now THAT was fast….hope it’s you, MC! Good luck!
and congrats to you, Yayah!
- mpaul
- posted on February 01, 2012
Nope! Not us, but it’s great to here this beautiful pup has found a nice warm home! We decided to try and look on for an older dog, having a puppy is so rewarding but boy it is tiring! All the best to Yayah’s new family!
- Lily
- posted on February 01, 2012
MC let us know if it’s you ....... CONGRATS Yayah !! Short stay .. just the way we love it… remember by adopting you are saving TWO LIVES… the one you adopt and the one you made room for…..... yes !!!!!!!!!!!!
- mpaul
- posted on February 01, 2012
Sorry my username must have changed… just new to this! Lol! The comment from mpaul is me MC sorry!
- Françoise
- posted on February 02, 2012
Good luck Yayah .. Hope your ““Reserve”” will change to ‘‘On Trial and ‘‘Success Stories “” 2012 ..waiting for the answer..
All the best to Yayah’s new family!;-)
- Kat & Maeggi
- posted on February 03, 2012
Funny, I thought all puppies pee and poo, what were they thinking?

Hopefully this is a wake up call to all families that we have an obligation to educate ourselves before adopting a dog. And never buy a dog from a pet store or online media like Kijiji or LesPacs, always adopt from an ethical rescue/adoption agency like Animatch, Rosie, Kiko, etc. Buying promotes unethical breeding and abusive and negligent living conditions for the parent dogs. Adopting saves them.
- Debbie
- posted on February 03, 2012
You never know Kat…with all of the new breeds coming out these days…maybe they will come up with a “version” that doesn’t Pee and Poo!!! LOL…..All kidding aside…the other day, I was thinking that REALLY…just like there are PRE-NATAL courses, there really should be courses / classes, etc. on what to expect when bringing home PUPPY. There already are courses for AFTER you have your pup home (i.e. puppy kindergarten, obedience training, etc.), but what about BEFORE you bring home pup??? Okay, there are books, I am sure. Do such courses even exist??? I think it would be awesome…scare the crap out of everyone (EVERYTHING YOU THOUGHT YOU KNEW ABOUT RAISING A PUPPY) and THEN, only the 100% truly committed, and serious folks will follow through with welcoming a furry baby into their home! Just a thought….
- Françoise
- posted on February 04, 2012
Very good comments Debbie .. In many cases people buy dogs because they are cure but do not think that a dog is NOT a TOY.. It has to be trained to be clean .. There will be accidents but with patience , perseverance and love the fur baby will learn ..
Boycott pet shops and breeders and go RESCUE
- 1010rikku
- posted on February 07, 2012
She is quite the looker and playful! We met her when we picked up our furry friend. She was SO adorable, we considered getting a puppy again, against all better judgement lol
Good luck Yayah!!

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