MISSY - Mountain Cur and Black Labrador Retriever Dog for Adoption in West Haven, Connecticut
MISSY
Mountain Cur, Black Labrador Retriever
🇺🇸
West Haven, Connecticut
October 23rd
female, large, baby
DESCRIPTION
MISSY IS 15 POUNDS OF PURE PUPPY PERFECTION!
Stop scrolling... because this adorable girl is ready to steal your heart!
Meet Missy! An 11-week-old, 15-pound bundle of happiness, fun, and puppy energy! We think this sweet girl may be a Mountain Cur mix, but one thing we know for sure... she’s 100% lovable!
Missy is playful, friendly, and full of life. She’s ready to fill her forever family’s home with puppy kisses, silly antics, and so much love!
A little about Missy:
Dog, cat & kid friendly
Doing GREAT with potty training!
Crate trained
Leash trained
Happy, playful, and full of puppy love!
Missy is at that perfect age to grow, learn, and become your very best friend. All she needs is a family to love her, guide her, and make her part of their world.
Could Missy be your happily ever after?
Apply to adopt Missy at www.tdrdogs.com
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ABOUT: BLACK LABRADOR RETRIEVER DOG BREED
The black Labrador Retriever is a popular and versatile breed known for its friendly nature, intelligence, and loyalty. They are agile, keen swimmers with a strong work ethic, making them excellent hunting and service dogs. Their glossy black coat is low maintenance and sheds minimally, while their friendly temperament makes them great family pets. Black Labs are known for their outgoing personalities and eagerness to please, making them loving companions in various roles and settings.
The Mountain Cur is a versatile and hardworking American dog breed known for its strength, courage, and loyalty. Originally bred for hunting, this medium to large sized dog is intelligent, energetic, and eager to please. With a smooth coat that comes in various colors, the Mountain Cur is a capable hunter and a devoted family companion. Known for its endurance and protectiveness, this breed thrives in active households and enjoys outdoor activities with its owners.
