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Meet Lieutenant, a truly handsome Labrador Retriever with warm brown eyes and a soft golden coat. This expressive boy, estimated to be 2-6 years old, is a friendly and dog-social companion, having previously lived with another dog. He's neutered, microchipped, heartworm tested, and vaccinated, ready to find a loving family who will welcome him into their home. Lieutenant is looking for an active household that can help him with his housetraining and provide the love and exercise he deserves.
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