Beautiful Female Labrador Looking for a Loving Home

We are looking for a wonderful new home for our 5 year old female Labrador, Buddy.

Buddy is a lovely family dog with a very affectionate nature. She loves being around people, getting attention, going for walks and, like most Labradors, being involved in whatever the family is doing.

She has grown up as part of our family and this is a very difficult decision for us. Unfortunately, our circumstances have changed and we feel that she would be happier in a home where she can get more of the time, attention and exercise that she deserves.

We are not in a rush to rehome her and finding the right person or family is extremely important to us. Ideally, we would love someone who understands Labradors and has the time and space for a dog to be properly included in family life.

We would be very happy to speak with anyone genuinely interested, answer questions about Buddy and arrange for you to meet her before making any decisions.

Please only get in touch if you are seriously interested in giving her a permanent and loving home. ❤️

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