Milo

All About Me!

Milo is the cutest, curliest boy in town. He loves to get belly rubs and do zoomies around the house. He is an active, super smart boy that can't wait to meet his new family! About the Dad: Our baby’s daddy really is our best friend. We’ve raised him since he was a baby and he is the SWEETEST boy ever. He really does not have a mean bone in his body. He waits at the door for you to get home and is so excited to meet new people and LOVES other dogs (he was raised with a tiny 14 year old chihuahua that he adores). He has such a spunky, goofy, loving personality. He’ll jump in the shower with you just because he wants to be right by your side. He is calm and smart but also athletic (he loves to swim in the ocean). He’s loyal and is so gentle with our neighbor’s kids and even now, his own. He really has some of the best wavy hair in town. He is a non-shedder (yay), does not matt easily, and has some serious volume to his afro. Daddy is about 65 pounds full of love. He is a zoomie monster and loves to run! When you come to see the puppies, he will be sure happy to meet you. (Dad is a F1 goldendoodle with a AKC golden retriever mom and a AKC chocolate poodle dad) About the Mom: Georgina is the most diva, beautiful momma ever. We raised her since she was a baby and from the start we knew she was going to be the chillest dog we’ve ever had. She can be picked up and cuddled like a baby. If you let her sleep in bed with you, she won’t move and will let you be the big spoon all night. She loves to just CHILL lol. If you open the front door she’ll go outside to pee and come right back in because she’s a homebody. Occasionally when she’s in the mood to explore, we'll take her to get a puppachino at Starbucks and get her hair done. She’ll sit comfortably in the passenger seat like the princess she is. She is a whole 40 pounds of glam. She is 75% poodle and 25% english golden retriever so she has more full soft curly hair. We are not breeders and these are our family at the end of the day. We want to ensure that those who adopt our babies treat them just as much of a part of a family as we have. We will require that the babies be taken to the vet and scheduled to be spayed or neutered within 6 months of adoption. We will need a receipt of the appointment and information for a follow up with the vet to ensure this. If you do not choose to spay or neuter the baby, you will need to follow up with us. If anything happens during the time that you have one of our babies, we’d like to know. In the unfortunate case that you need to rehome one of them, we have a Return-to-Breeder Clause so that we can keep them instead of losing contact with where they are. We love these little babies and want to ensure they go to the best homes possible!