Birdie - Chocolate Labrador Retriever Dog for Adoption in Brantford, Ontario

Birdie is an adorable Manitoba designer dog (we don't know her exact mix but we know she is special girl), born at the beginning of June, who came into rescue from Sandy Bay in search of a better life. Whether she's part Chocolate Lab, Vizsla, or a little bit of everything, one thing is certain —she's an absolute sweetheart with a BIG personality!

Birdie is extraordinarily friendly, active, and smart. She's a happy barker who loves to talk like a Husky, so she's got plenty to say! She's also a total lovebug with absolutely no concept of personal space. If you're there, she wants to be right there with you.

This clever girl needs plenty of mental stimulation, including toys, puzzles, outdoor adventures, and opportunities to learn. An apartment likely wouldn't be the best fit for her vocal and active personality. She would love a home with outdoor space and may thrive with another friendly doggy companion.

Birdie is good with other dogs, cats, and people of all ages. She's playful, affectionate, and ready to take on the world!

The only thing holding her back from conquering the known world is her lack of an army... and the puppy need to sleep!

Could Birdie be your next great adventure?

Meet and Greets will be held in the Brantford, Ontario region. Her adoption fee is $900 which includes up to date vetting, microchip & spay after she reaches 6 months of age at our preferred vet.

If you are interested in learning more about Birdie, send us a message or fill out the application form below:

https://form.jotform.com/201853389773265;

The chocolate Labrador Retriever is a beloved and popular breed known for its friendly demeanor, intelligence, and loyalty. These medium to large sized dogs have a strong build, a sleek chocolate coat, and expressive eyes. They excel in various roles such as hunting, service work, therapy, and as loving family pets. Chocolate Labs are energetic and playful, requiring regular exercise and mental stimulation to thrive. Their affectionate nature and willingness to please make them wonderful companions for both individuals and families alike.

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