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FINCH

ID: 072424-BPP

BREED: Labrador Retriever
GENDER: Female
AGE: 6 Months
SIZE: Large (at maturity)
COLOR: Brown brindle

COAT TYPE: Short double coat

GROOM REQUIREMENTS: Weekly brushing, bathing as needed

SPAYED/NEUTEREDNo (will require spay at 12 months of age)
TRAINING: 

  • Level I Foundation

ENERGY LEVEL: High

LIKES: Dog friends, treats, playing.

FEE: $500

MEET WREN
Wren is ready for her forever home! Wren was brought into PPP when she was 16-weeks-old as a part of PPP's service dog training program. Unfortunately, Wren is a little too high energy to be happy as a service dog. PPP is looking for an active pet home or beginner sport home for Wren.

Wren is currently 6-months-old and approximately 40 lbs. She may be anywhere from 60 lbs to 80 lbs when she is fully grown. Wren loves training and knows sit, down, wait, coming when called, touch, name response, under, leave it, and go potty. Wren generally does well in a crate but does struggle settling in new environments. She does well being bathed and groomed. She is working on her loose leash walking and heeling and is doing well.

Wren is fully vaccinated and has had no health issues since she's been with PPP. Wren is currently intact and will be adopted on a contract and must be spayed by 12 months. This is to reduce Wren's risk of joint and muscle injuries since she is a large breed dog.

Wren is super active and loves to go, go, go! She would love to join someone for walks, hikes, runs, and any outdoor activities. She is very confident and loves to try new things and go new places. Wren is very social towards all people and has never met a stranger. She loves playing with other dogs but can be a little boisterous with other dogs and is still learning her manners around lower energy or senior dogs. Wren is still learning to control her excitement and may jump up or nip when excited, for this reason, she is not recommended for homes with small children.

Wren has shown some resource guarding towards other dogs. If another dog approaches when she has a toy, she may growl and move away. Wren has done well with training and management to reduce this behavior.

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