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Max is a joyful Chocolate Labrador Retriever with a big personality and an even bigger heart. He loves everyone he meets, enjoys being part of daily life, and gets along well with other dogs. Max is house trained and crate trained.
Max is strong and excitable and is still learning leash manners. He may pull when interested in something, so he needs continued training and guidance. Because of his size and strength, a home without young children is recommended. A fenced-in yard is required.
Ideal Home
Max would thrive with an engaged adopter who can include him in daily life, provide a securely fenced yard, and continue helping him develop his leash skills. He gets along well with other dogs.
Ongoing Health
Max has severe tricuspid valve dysplasia, a heart condition requiring lifelong medication and close veterinary monitoring. His care includes yearly bloodwork, echocardiograms every six months, and avoiding strenuous exercise. He weighs approximately 61 pounds.
Training & Support
Max is house trained and crate trained. He is still learning leash manners and will benefit from continued training and patient guidance.
Application Details
- A foster-to-adopt option is available.
- Max's adoption fee is $175.
- Max is approximately 1 year old, with an estimated birth date of April 19, 2025.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Adopters must be at least 21 years old.
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Yes. A foster-to-adopt option is available so you and Max can get to know each other before making the adoption official.
Max has severe tricuspid valve dysplasia and will require lifelong medication, close veterinary monitoring, yearly bloodwork, echocardiograms every six months, and avoidance of strenuous exercise.
A home with a fenced-in yard and no young children is recommended. Max would benefit from an engaged adopter who can continue working on his leash manners.
Max is house trained and crate trained. He is still learning leash manners and may pull on walks.
Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags. Adopters must be at least 21 years old.