Agneau and Gigot

Bonjour! We are Gigot (pronounced “gee-go”) and Agneau (pronounced “ahn-you”)—a très magnifique bonded pair of Goldendoodles straight out of the South!<br/><br/>We may sound fancy with our French-inspired names—Gigot means “leg of lamb,” and Agneau means “little lamb”—but we’re really just two sweet pups looking for a cozy, peaceful home where we can thrive together.<br/><br/>We each have our own charming quirks. Gigot is le sportif of the duo and could play fetch all day long—he’s like an Olympian with a tennis ball! Agneau, on the other paw, is a cuddle connoisseur and adores belly rubs. She does have cataracts, but that doesn’t stop her from soaking up all the love you can give. If you’re willing to oblige, she’ll happily flop over and soak up all the love you can give.<br/><br/>We have a certain je ne sais quoi that makes us très spécial, but we’ll be honest: we need a family with patience and a knack for understanding dogs like us. Agneau’s cataracts might require specific care or accommodations, and we’re confident the right family will help her thrive. We’re not fans of other dogs (we react with a bit too much enthusiasm), so we’re searching for a home where it’s just us—no other pups to share the spotlight. A fenced-in yard is a must so we can play and explore safely. We have met cats and did amazing!!<br/><br/>We’d also prefer a quieter household without a lot of visitors or foot traffic. We’re still learning the ropes of living in a home, but with your guidance and love, we’ll be très bon élèves (very good students).<br/><br/>Our perfect family will have experience with dogs like us and the patience to help us build our confidence. In return, we’ll shower you with bisous (kisses), cuddles, and lots of fluffy companionship.<br/><br/>If you think your home could be our château, we’d love to meet you! Together, we’ll make life magnifique!<br/><br/>Avec amour, Gigot & Agneau

Bonjour! We are Gigot (pronounced “gee-go”) and Agneau (pronounced “ahn-you”)—a très magnifique bonded pair of Goldendoodles straight out of the South!

We may sound fancy with our French-inspired names—Gigot means “leg of lamb,” and Agneau means “little lamb”—but we’re really just two sweet pups looking for a cozy, peaceful home where we can thrive together.

We each have our own charming quirks. Gigot is le sportif of the duo and could play fetch all day long—he’s like an Olympian with a tennis ball! Agneau, on the other paw, is a cuddle connoisseur and adores belly rubs. She does have cataracts, but that doesn’t stop her from soaking up all the love you can give. If you’re willing to oblige, she’ll happily flop over and soak up all the love you can give.

We have a certain je ne sais quoi that makes us très spécial, but we’ll be honest: we need a family with patience and a knack for understanding dogs like us. Agneau’s cataracts might require specific care or accommodations, and we’re confident the

Bonjour! We are Gigot (pronounced “gee-go”) and Agneau (pronounced “ahn-you”)—a très magnifique bonded pair of Goldendoodles straight out of the South!

We may sound fancy with our French-inspired names—Gigot means “leg of lamb,” and Agneau means “little lamb”—but we’re really just two sweet pups looking for a cozy, peaceful home where we can thrive together.

We each have our own charming quirks. Gigot is le sportif of the duo and could play fetch all day long—he’s like an Olympian with a tennis ball! Agneau, on the other paw, is a cuddle connoisseur and adores belly rubs. She does have cataracts, but that doesn’t stop her from soaking up all the love you can give. If you’re willing to oblige, she’ll happily flop over and soak up all the love you can give.

We have a certain je ne sais quoi that makes us très spécial, but we’ll be honest: we need a family with patience and a knack for understanding dogs like us. Agneau’s cataracts might require specific care or accommodations, and we’re confident the right family will help her thrive. We’re not fans of other dogs (we react with a bit too much enthusiasm), so we’re searching for a home where it’s just us—no other pups to share the spotlight. A fenced-in yard is a must so we can play and explore safely. We have met cats and did amazing!!

We’d also prefer a quieter household without a lot of visitors or foot traffic. We’re still learnin