Cooper
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Cooper is bonded with his litter-mate sister, Lilo (26-177). They must be adopted together.
Cooper is an active senior golden doodle who was surrendered to RAGOM by his owner, along with his litter-mate, Lilo (26-177). Cooper can live with other dogs and with cats. He is good with children of any age. A physical fence is optional. Cooper cannot live in shared wall situations because he is a barker. Cooper is a somewhat shy but inquisitive fellow who enjoys affection and pets.
Cooper
#26-176
At A Glance
- Age: 11 years, 1 months
- Breed: Goldendoodle
- Gender: Male
- Weight: 47.00 lbs
- Location: Minneapolis, MN
- Status: Adopt Me
- Adoption Fee: $200.00
Available as of 10/23/2026
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Good with all ages -
Can live with other dogs -
Can live with cats -
Physical Fence Optional -
Low Energy
Dog Updates
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Welcome Cooper to RAGOM. Cooper is a youthful 11 year old brown Golden Doodle who has come into RAGOM with his litter-mate and bonded sister, Lilo (26-176). Cooper is more shy than Lilo but quite inquisitive. He is very active in the yard and then enjoys his restful times on the dog bed, or the chair. He comes gently for pets and loving and while he keeps close to Lilo, he comes looking for pets frequently and just quietly absorbs any love there is to give. Cooper has a soft personality but has... Read more → Read less ↑
Welcome Cooper to RAGOM. Cooper is a youthful 11 year old brown Golden Doodle who has come into RAGOM with his litter-mate and bonded sister, Lilo (26-176).
Cooper is more shy than Lilo but quite inquisitive. He is very active in the yard and then enjoys his restful times on the dog bed, or the chair. He comes gently for pets and loving and while he keeps close to Lilo, he comes looking for pets frequently and just quietly absorbs any love there is to give.
Cooper has a soft personality but has become rather intrigued with the dogs on the other side of the fence and can let that be known by some barking. Not excessive barking but just to let anyone know he's watching. Note that due to his barking Cooper (and Lilot) should not live in a shared wall living situation.
Cooper would enjoy a home with a fenced yard but it isn't necessary. He brings along his own buddy in Lilo so another dog isn't a requisite but he would do fine with other dogs or cats. He is young at heart for being 11.
Cooper and Lilo are just a great pair and have been wonderful house guests. Anyone who adopts them will enjoy them so much. They are young for being 11 and just love to be loved and have so much love to give. They are so enjoyable, each with their own unique personality.Maybe your home is the place for Cooper (and Lilo) to enjpy their golden years.
