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Cheeto Chad
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About Cheeto Chad
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🐾 Cheeto Chad
Cheeto Chad is the only boy in the litter and very much knows it—he carries a confident, adventurous personality and is often the first to investigate anything new. He’s curious, people-focused, and always ready to engage with whatever is happening.
He’s smart, active, and has a “busy brain,” often needing engagement or interaction. He bonds closely with people and enjoys being included in everything.
Personality:
• Confident adventurer
• People-focused and social
• First to explore new environments
• Moderate energy and mentally active
• Engaged and interactive personality
Appearance:
• Chocolate merle tricolor
• Two blue eyes (appears)
• Expected adult weight: ~15–25 lbs
Genetics:
• Australian Mountain Doodle (25% Aussie / 15% Bernese / 60% Poodle)
• Carries Rufus gene
• Red carrier (Ee, bb)
Growth:
• Birth weight: 0.48 lbs
• 2 weeks: 1.51 lbs
• 4 weeks: 3.05 lbs
Early Development (Badass Breeder Curriculum):
• ENS
• 10-touch handling
• Grooming exposure
• Environmental stimulation
• Confidence-building exercises
• Daily human interaction
Ideal Home:
Cheeto Chad would thrive in a home that enjoys a smart, engaged puppy who wants to be part of everything. He would do best with people who like training, interaction, and including a dog in daily routines. He is especially suited for homes that enjoy raising a dog who is both affectionate and mentally active.
Transportation
We are happy to work with families throughout the United States and can discuss meeting partway, ground transportation, or flight nanny options when appropriate.
Learn More
For parent information, health testing, weekly puppy updates, photos, videos, and individual puppy profiles:
Good Dog:
https://my.gooddog.com/yukon-harbor-doodles-washington
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https://www.instagram.com/yukonharbordoodles/
Thank you for your interest in Yukon Harbor Doodles. We love talking about our puppies and are happy to answer questions about our program, matching process, and upcoming availability.
Yukon Harbor Doodles
Washington State
Coat Colors:
Brown/Chocolate
Coat Pattern:
Merle
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Jana King
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