NEW A5601775 Caramel | Chocolate Labrador Retriever Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2024-02-26

#A5601775 Caramel is a really nice teen puppy who gets along well with other dogs at 1 year, 1 month old. She looks like a Chocolate Labrador retriever mix with brown and white coloring, there could be a Doberman in her family tree with her long snout and pretty face. Caramel is missing one eye but that doesn't slow down this friendly and smart puppy.  She came to Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as an owner surrender on January 3rd.
-Ready and eager to learn
-Walks on a leash pretty well, hasn’t had much training yet
-Has puppy energy but mellow for a lab puppy
-Loves treats so would excel with positive reinforcement training
-Loves people 
-Spayed female who weighs 44 lbs and could gain some weight and fill out a little bit. 
-Deserves to be loved and spoiled in her forever home!
-Wearing a cone in her photos because her spay surgery is still healing

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