24-019 Willow and 24-020 Tucker are 2-year-old mini-Goldendoodle littermates (female and male, respectively, and both already sterilized) that we refer to as “the bookends” because they look so much alike. Their owner was moving out of state and couldn’t take the dogs. They had their rabies vaccination in February, but we had to have all the other vaccinations done, plus tests for heartworm and valley fever  They were placed with an adopter in Scottsdale . The AGR transporter said: 

Willow was originally a little shy when I picked her up but seems to have gotten over that. [The adopter] was ecstatic and will spoil them rotten, I am sure. We went over the contract – she is a retired attorney and said the contract was great, something we always are pleased to have confirmed. The adopter wrote: 

Willow and Tucker bonded with me within a month. They are so smart and affectionate. Tucker is more assertive and rambunctious, Willow is shy and retiring. She insists on eating in her crate and is much better behaved on walks. They love their toys, especially a small stuffed llama. They regularly watch television and bark at every dog food commercial. They have been swimming, love the small dog park – so many other Doodles to encounter – and eagerly await their two daily walks. Both were initially very picky eaters, but we have finally hit on their favorites. Dog beef jerky is always a hit, and both get a Greenie each day. Sure, they bark a lot, but the darling facial expressions delight me constantly. I could not ask for two more adorable companions and cannot imagine living without them.