Miller

Meet Miller!<br/>Breed: goldendoodle.<br/>Age: est 3-5 years. <br/>Weight: 73lbs.<br/>Training: crate, house & leash trained. He also knows basic commands.<br/>Good with other dogs/cats? Yes to dogs, no cats.<br/>Good with adults/kids? Yes to adults, he would do best in a home without children. <br/>Personality: friendly, loyal, laid back, but playful, and affectionate. <br/>Reason for rescue: owner surrender, not a good match for their family.<br/><br/>Miller is a sweet, affectionate boy who loves being with his people. He's house trained, crate trained, leash trained, and already knows basic commands.<br/><br/>He gets along great with other dogs but is not a good fit for a home with cats. Miller would also do best in a home with a securely fenced yard, where he can safely run, play, and enjoy spending time outdoors.<br/><br/>One of Miller's favorite things is meeting new people, he's always excited to make a new friend! He also rides great in the car, making him a wonderful companion for adventures or errands.<br/><br/>Before coming to us, Miller was passed from home to home and didn't have the stability every dog deserves. Despite that, he has settled in beautifully with routine and consistency in his foster home.<br/><br/>Miller does have some resource guarding tendencies, primarily with food and high-value items like bones. Because of this, he will need an experienced adopter who understands how to manage these behaviors and continue setting him up for success. We also recommend an adult-only home with no children.<br/><br/>Miller is proof that structure, patience, and love can help a dog thrive. In the right home, he'll reward his family with endless loyalty, affection, and companionship. If you're looking for a devoted best friend and have the experience to help him continue to succeed, Miller may be the perfect match for you.<br/><br/>He is neutered, heartworm negative, and current on vaccinations and preventatives. <br/><br/>If interested in adding this sweet boy to your family, please message for an adoption application!<br/><br/>Adoption fee: $250.

Meet Miller!
Breed: goldendoodle.
Age: est 3-5 years.
Weight: 73lbs.
Training: crate, house & leash trained. He also knows basic commands.
Good with other dogs/cats? Yes to dogs, no cats.
Good with adults/kids? Yes to adults, he would do best in a home without children.
Personality: friendly, loyal, laid back, but playful, and affectionate.
Reason for rescue: owner surrender, not a good match for their family.

Miller is a sweet, affectionate boy who loves being with his people. He's house trained, crate trained, leash trained, and already knows basic commands.

He gets along great with other dogs but is not a good fit for a home with cats. Miller would also do best in a home with a securely fenced yard, where he can safely run, play, and enjoy spending time outdoors.

One of Miller's favorite things is meeting new people, he's always excited to make a new friend! He also rides great in the car, making him a wonderful companion for adventures or errands.

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Meet Miller!
Breed: goldendoodle.
Age: est 3-5 years.
Weight: 73lbs.
Training: crate, house & leash trained. He also knows basic commands.
Good with other dogs/cats? Yes to dogs, no cats.
Good with adults/kids? Yes to adults, he would do best in a home without children.
Personality: friendly, loyal, laid back, but playful, and affectionate.
Reason for rescue: owner surrender, not a good match for their family.

Miller is a sweet, affectionate boy who loves being with his people. He's house trained, crate trained, leash trained, and already knows basic commands.

He gets along great with other dogs but is not a good fit for a home with cats. Miller would also do best in a home with a securely fenced yard, where he can safely run, play, and enjoy spending time outdoors.

One of Miller's favorite things is meeting new people, he's always excited to make a new friend! He also rides great in the car, making him a wonderful companion for adventures or errands.

Before coming to us, Miller was passed from home to home and didn't have the stability every dog deserves. Despite that, he has settled in beautifully with routine and consistency in his foster home.

Miller does have some resource guarding tendencies, primarily with food and high-value items like bones. Because of this, he will need an experienced adopter who understands how to manage these