Rosie the female Labrador Retriever x puppy

Meet Rosie, a lovely Labrador Retriever x puppy located in Louth, ready to find her perfect forever home. This brave little girl has been well-socialised and enjoys the company of other dogs and even gets along with cats. She is both toilet trained and lightly lead-trained, demonstrating good recall, making her a delightful companion for those who appreciate an intelligent and responsive pet.

Rosie is accustomed to living both indoors and outdoors, making her quite adaptable to various living situations. Due to her specific needs, she is best suited to an adult environment where she can thrive. We are eager to introduce her to the right person/ family who can provide her the love and attention she deserves. If you're looking for a loyal and charming addition to your home, Rosie might just be the perfect fit.

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