Labrador Retriever puppy

Beautiful female Labrador Retriever puppy for sale. Originally bought her at 11 weeks but selling now due to change in family circumstances. Active dog but very affectionate, crate trained. Still working on the lead training but making improvements. Extremely good with kids. Our autistic son has made huge progress since she came into our home due to her gentle nature but unfortunately due to a change in circumstances we need to rehome her. We want her to go to a loving family who will treat her as part of the family. She loves people and just loves attention and affection. Excellent in the car. We really don’t want to rehome her as she’s a wonderful dog so no time wasters please. She came from a family in Kilkenny. Fully vaccinated, wormed, flea dose and microchipped. Fully vet checked and in perfect health. She will need someone who can bring her for walks each day and will take time to play with her as she loves to play. Only fed on Hills food. Vet cert and chip cert available to see upon viewing. Lead, harness and bed will go with her.

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