Peach
Labrador Retriever, Pointer
Peach
Labrador Retriever, Pointer
At a glance
A little about them
Meet Peach, a sweet and gentle 12-month-old Lab mix weighing about 35 pounds. She may be shy at first, but her curious, loving personality shines as she becomes comfortable. With patience and kindness, Peach has all the makings of a wonderful family companion.
Ideal Home
Peach enjoys running, playing, relaxing in sunny spots, and spending time with other dogs. She has played well with larger dogs and would enjoy a canine companion, though she does not require one. Her energy level is moderate, and she is a great car rider with no trouble using stairs.
Peach has not been around children yet, and her compatibility with cats is unknown. Introductions should be handled thoughtfully.
Ongoing Health
Peach is spayed and vaccinated. She is currently fostered in Houston, Texas.
Training & Support
Peach is fully house-trained and comfortable in her crate for up to six hours. She does not pull on the leash but is just beginning to learn leash walking. She can be nervous when meeting new people or dogs and benefits from calm, patient introductions. She has no issues with food, treats, toys, or bones.
Application Details
- After the initial screening, approved applicants will connect with the placement for a video chat.
- Please apply when you are ready to accept a dog; transports run every few weeks.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transport is available to an approved adopter, with transports running every few weeks. A transport spot is listed in Des Moines, Washington.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Dizzy Dog Animal Rescue.
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Pickup & transport
Can be transported to an approved adopter; transports run every few weeks
Common questions
Peach enjoys being around other dogs and has played with larger dogs. She understands when they have had enough and would enjoy a canine companion, though she does not require one.
Yes. Peach is fully house-trained and comfortable in her crate for up to six hours.
Peach may be nervous when meeting new people or dogs. With patience, calm energy, and time to warm up, she becomes more comfortable and will come over to say hello.
After completing the initial screening, approved applicants will connect with the placement for a video chat. Applications should be submitted when the adopter is ready to accept a dog.