Meet Fry, an absolutely sweet and playful girl who loves everyone she encounters! This cuddly pup has a delightful personality, balanced with a fun, slightly ornery side that will keep you entertained. Fry is quiet and well-behaved in the car, and she's a pro in her crate, sleeping soundly through the night and entering without a fuss. Her housebreaking is progressing wonderfully with no recent accidents, making her a joy to have around.
As a Labrador Retriever and German Shepherd Dog mix, Fry embodies the best traits of both breeds. She possesses the friendly, outgoing nature of a Lab combined with the intelligence and loyalty often seen in Shepherds. These breeds typically have a moderate energy level, requiring regular playtime and outdoor adventures to keep them happy and healthy. Fry particularly loves being outside, sprinting around the backyard at full speed, and enjoys a good bone or toy.
Fry is looking for a loving and committed forever home that can provide her with the care and affection she deserves. She is dog-friendly, playing gently with pups of all sizes, and is young enough to learn to love cats, making her a versatile companion for many households. While she's not a fan of cold weather and snow just yet, she's eager to explore the world with her new family. An active home that appreciates her playful spirit and dedication to training will be the perfect match for this wonderful girl.
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