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Ronnie - Labrador Retriever / Mixed (medium coat) Dog For Adoption

Labrador Retriever Mix Dog For Adoption in Spring Lake, NJ, USA

Labrador Retriever Mix Dog For Adoption in Spring Lake, NJ, USA

Physical Attributes

Coat Length

Medium

Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Kids	Yes
OK with Dogs	Yes
Activity Level	Moderately Active
Other	Leash Trained Housetrained Good in a Car Likes to Fetch Likes to Play with Toys Likes to Be in Your Lap

Personality

Personality Characteristics

Obedient Playful Affectionate Eager to Please Intelligent Even-Tempered Gentle

Additional Information

Was the Dog Found	No
Other	Up-to-date on Vaccinations

Description

Posted Breed: Labrador Retriever / Mixed (medium coat). Ronnie is a beautiful, 2 yr. old, Labrador Retriever mix sweetheart. She needed a new home in N. J. and Rescue Ridge stepped up to save her. Ronnie is so loving, playful, affectionate to everyone she meets. Just like a typical Lab, she loves to play ball, do you? She is housebroken, good in the car, and loves to go for walks or just snuggle by your side. Oh, and she loves belly rubs and massages LOL. Ronnie will make a wonderful family dog. She likes adults and children and likes to pick her doggie friends so if you have one, let's do a meet and greet. Please apply to adopt Ronnie in central N. J. at RescueRidge.com and then text 732 546 8805 to meet her. No cats please.

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