Louie – 1 year old male Labradoodle

Louie is a 1 year old male labradoodle who, due to a change of circumstances, finds that his fosterers are unable to keep him permanently, so we’re back on the search for his forever home.

Just a baby, Louie the Labradoodle is only a year old, and he has experienced a lot of upheaval in his life. As such, he is an anxious lad and we are looking for a compassionate home, with a patient owner who will help him to feel safe and happy. ?

In the home and with those he trusts, Louie is amazingly loyal, loving and affectionate. He loves cuddles and devotes himself quickly to the people who he knows he is safe with.

He is super quick (and eager) to learn, and he’ll thrive with structured, reward-based training. Although he enjoys outdoor adventures, Louie needs some help with learning how to walk nicely on a lead.

With time, patience and consistency, we’re confident that he will soon learn the ropes. We have already seen great progress in this area since he has been in foster care. ?

Louie can be nervous of people and situations that he doesn’t know, so he will need gentle introductions to visitors, the vets and other dogs.

We will provide his family with full support but a quiet home is what he needs, so that he can settle and feel less anxious at his own pace. For this reason, we’re looking for a home with older children only (over 12 years old). ?

Louie has lived with other dogs before, so we’d be very happy to consider a home with another dog. A few introductions would be needed but having another dog around could well help Louie with his development into adulthood.

Louie cannot live with cats or small furries. ? This lovely boy deserves a second chance so much, and we’re committed to finding his happy ever after. If you are interested in giving Louie a life of love, please do get in touch.

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