Koko
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Koko
AvailableKoko is a 2-year-old male miniature poodle in Georgetown, KY. He weighs about 12.5 pounds and has a playful, yellow-tan coat. Koko is house trained and altered, and he's up to date on vaccinations. His friendly nature lets him get along well with other dogs and cats, making him a great addition to a loving home.
About Koko
Meet Koko, a spirited 12.5-pound miniature poodle with a personality that shines through his playful growls. He’s been adjusting to life after losing his first home, and he’s excited to find a new family. Koko is eager to say hello—though his greeting style might need a little refinement. He’s known for being highly intelligent but admits to having some naughty habits; his foster mom thinks he might have learned that growling gets him out of situations he doesn’t like. But with a little training, he’s working on his manners. Koko enjoys cuddling, especially at bedtime, and thrives in a home with other dogs and cats. He needs a patient family, preferably with no children under 12, who can help him develop better habits. His foster mom believes in his potential, and Koko is house trained and crate trained, though he can be a bit reactive while in the crate. Enrolling him in training classes is a condition for his adoption to ensure he continues to grow and thrive. Are you ready to share your lap and heart with Koko? Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Koko
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Koko, as a miniature poodle, thrives best in a family environment where he can receive love and attention. He would feel most comfortable in a quiet home that provides stability and training opportunities.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Koko enjoys being active but doesn’t require extensive outdoor space. Regular walks and some playtime in a yard or park will keep him content.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Koko would do best in a home with children over the age of 12 due to his tendency to growl when he feels uncomfortable. Older kids who can respect his boundaries will make better companions.











