Blueberry is an absolute sweetheart, a truly well-mannered and affectionate companion who brings joy wherever he goes. Despite his name, he's not a fan of actual blueberries, but he's sweet in every other way! He's an easygoing guy around the house, happiest when relaxing, especially if tummy rubs and snuggles are involved. He's doing very well with potty training and sleeps soundly through the night, making him a calm and comforting presence in any home.
As a Labrador Retriever mix, Blueberry embodies the friendly, outgoing, and intelligent traits of his breed. He loves getting out for walks and exploring, always excited to meet new dogs and people, hoping to make a new friend. While he can be a little enthusiastic when extra happy, he's responsive and eager to listen, making him a joy to train and interact with. He gets along wonderfully with other dogs, making him a great fit for a home with existing canine companions or for someone who enjoys social outings with their pup.
Blueberry is looking for a loving forever home where he can share his warm personality and friendly spirit. He thrives on affection and companionship, making him an ideal choice for a family ready to include him in their daily adventures and provide plenty of cuddle time. His medium size and adaptable nature mean he would fit nicely into various home environments, bringing lots of warmth and smiles to his new family.
Special Needs
Blueberry tested positive for heartworms but has completed treatment and is ready for a full, active life with monthly heartworm preventative.
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Labrador Retriever / Rottweiler
Labrador Retriever / Mixed
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