Ryder

Ryder is a pure breed Labradoodle puppy who was born on June 7, 2025. He is a typical big puppy - very playful, hyper and excitable.<br/>He is 43 lbs, and will remain a medium size dog.<br/>He's a very sweet boy who is very loving and affectionate. He needs A LOT of exercise and some obedience training, as large breed puppies do. <br/><br/>Ryder is good with kids, and all adults. He seems to do well with other dogs, as well.<br/><br/>He is house trained. If he does need to use the bathroom overnight or while home alone, he is good about going on a pee pad.<br/>He is also crate trained.<br/><br/>Ryder would do best in a home with a yard, but regardless of if he has a yard, he still needs a lot of exercise, like running, hiking, or trips to the dog park.

Ryder is a pure breed Labradoodle puppy who was born on June 7, 2025. He is a typical big puppy - very playful, hyper and excitable.
He is 43 lbs, and will remain a medium size dog.
He's a very sweet boy who is very loving and affectionate. He needs A LOT of exercise and some obedience training, as large breed puppies do.

Ryder is good with kids, and all adults. He seems to do well with other dogs, as well.

He is house trained. If he does need to use the bathroom overnight or while home alone, he is good about going on a pee pad.
He is also crate trained.

Ryder would do best in a home with a yard, but regardless of if he has a yard, he still needs a lot of exercise, like running, hiking, or trips to the dog park.

Ryder is a pure breed Labradoodle puppy who was born on June 7, 2025. He is a typical big puppy - very playful, hyper and excitable.
He is 43 lbs, and will remain a medium size dog.
He's a very sweet boy who is very loving and affectionate. He needs A LOT of exercise and some obedience training, as large breed puppies do.

Ryder is good with kids, and all adults. He seems to do well with other dogs, as well.

He is house trained. If he does need to use the bathroom overnight or while home alone, he is good about going on a pee pad.
He is also crate trained.

Ryder would do best in a home with a yard, but regardless of if he has a yard, he still needs a lot of exercise, like running, hiking, or trips to the dog park.