Meet Lorette, a truly bright and beautiful girl with a bold, confident, and outgoing personality. She has been lovingly raised in a foster home since she was just days old, providing her with an exceptional start to life and a strong foundation in socialization. Lorette approaches new experiences with curiosity and confidence, always ready to explore and take the lead. Full of playful energy and undeniable charm, she absolutely loves attention and isn't shy about showcasing her spirited nature.
As a delightful mix of German Shepherd Dog and Labrador Retriever, Lorette embodies the best traits of both breeds. You can expect her to be intelligent, eager to please, and highly trainable, making her a joy to work with as she grows. She's likely to develop into a loyal and affectionate companion, thriving on interaction and activity. Her confident demeanor suggests she'll adapt well to various home environments, especially with consistent guidance and positive reinforcement.
Lorette is seeking a loving home that appreciates her sweet yet spunky spirit. She will flourish with a family committed to continuing her socialization and training, including her ongoing potty training. An active household that can provide her with plenty of mental stimulation and physical exercise will be ideal. If you're looking for a smart, playful, and confident puppy ready to become an integral part of your family, Lorette could be your perfect match!
Special Needs
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
German Shepherd Dog / Australian Shepherd
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