Lucy, a beautiful rust-colored Goldendoodle, was only 8 months old when first surrendered to AGR as 18-070 Trudy. Having been adopted once, she was returned to AGR when her adopter had to move out of state earlier this year for his job. She is finally in her forever home with an adoptive couple. She was well cared for by her two former owners. The original one got all her vaccines done and had her spayed and microchipped, but was living in an apartment and felt Lucy needed a house with a yard to get enough exercise for her energetic personality. We placed her with an adopter and he renamed her Lucy. She came with some undesirable behaviors, so AGR’s behavior consultant worked with the adopter to help Lucy become more social and more manageable. He really made an effort to work with her and saw some improvement. However, he often had to travel for his work, so he left Lucy with friends for weekends or weeks at a time. In 2018, the couple adopted a 3-year-old Goldendoodle named Natasha from AGR. Natasha and Lucy look like identical twins, except that Tasha has some white on her paws and a white blaze on her chest. If you look at the two from the back, it is really hard to tell them apart, yet they are not related. Natasha and Lucy are great friends and play together all the time, giving the other dog in the household, 10-year-old Casey, a break from being pestered to play by Natasha. The adopters have a spacious house and a huge yard with a pool. The pack spends much of the summer hiking in the cool forests around Flagstaff. Everyone is very happy.