"Bailey" The dog that taught us the true meaning of unconditional love |
After Bailey passed, we had a difficult time coming home and not hearing four little paws rushing to greet us. We soon realized that our family was incomplete without a furry friend. We researched which dogs would shed less and therefor be better for our family considering the allergy. So we came across the Labradoodle breed. They are half Labrador/half poodle.
Let me just say, there is no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog. Every single dog on the planet sheds its hair! Obviously some will shed less than others and the Labradoodle is one of them.
We finally made the bold choice of getting another dog. We came across little Harry online and fell head over heels in love. He helped us in the healing process of dealing with Baileys loss. He will never, ever replace Bailey but he's definitely filling up that big hole in our hearts! Here is the picture of him that we saw online that made us realize he has to be ours:
Meet Harry the sweetest Labradoodle;)
Him at 4 months:
This is him now. A whopping 42 pounds at only 5 1/2 months!:
Soooooooooo cute. I can't belive how cute that puppy is in the photo.
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Looks like you all made a great choice, he is a cutie! My son is also allergic to dogs and cats and we decided this summer to start allergy shots for them. We've always had dogs in the house so don't really notice a reaction to dogs in him, but boy get him around a cat and you better keep the medicine handy! I hate it for him too because he really loves cats and I won't even let him touch one because of it. We're hoping the shots will help with that!
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