Prim is a truly sweet and affectionate girl, described as a 'velcro dog' who loves to be close to her people. She's incredibly playful, always ready for a game of fetch, tug, or chase with her dog friends. While she might be a little shy when first meeting new people, a tasty treat and gentle attention quickly reveal her loving personality. Her food motivation makes her a joy to train and bond with, and she adores belly rubs once she's comfortable. Having done an amazing job raising her own puppy, Prim is now ready to be the center of attention in her forever home.
As a Labrador Retriever mix, Prim likely inherits the friendly, outgoing, and intelligent nature of a Lab, combined with the lively and sometimes tenacious spirit of a Terrier. She gets along wonderfully with other dogs, making her a great candidate for a home with existing canine companions or regular playdates. Her playful demeanor suggests she would thrive in an active household that can engage her mind and body. While her specific secondary breed isn't known, her mixed heritage often means a unique blend of resilience and charm.
Prim is looking for a safe, loving home where she can truly belong and receive all the affection she deserves. An ideal family would be patient with her initial shyness, ready to offer plenty of positive reinforcement, and eager to continue her training. She would flourish with a family that enjoys daily walks, park adventures, and interactive playtime. Prim's loyalty and desire to be near her humans make her an excellent companion for someone seeking a devoted best friend and cuddle buddy.
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