Mack
Labrador Retriever, Flat-Coated Retriever
$275
Adoption fee · Rescued Rascals
$275
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A little about them
Meet Mack, also known as Mackey and Big Mack—a gorgeous, silly, friendly 8-year-old weighing 72 pounds. Despite his age, he still has plenty of playful energy and loves cuddling, fetch, and being close to his people.
Ideal Home
Mack loves humans of all ages and is gentle and loving with children. He currently lives with five children ages 5–13 and thrives in a lively home. He is very dog-friendly and enjoys being close to canine companions, but he may not be a good fit for a dog who needs significant personal space. Mack deserves a loving, consistent home.
Ongoing Health
- Neutered
- Vaccinated
Training & Support
- House-trained
- Comfortable being left alone in one room and has successfully free-roamed without making messes or destroying items
- Still working on leash skills, but walks well with a harness
- Knows sit, lay down, drop it, and paw
- Enjoys short walks, playing fetch with a tennis ball, and relaxing beside his people
- Not comfortable in a crate, having lived without one throughout his life
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $275
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Selected applicants will complete a phone interview.
- A meet and greet will be scheduled to help determine whether Mack is a good fit for the family and any resident dogs.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
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Yes. He is gentle and loving with children and is fostered with five kids ages 5–13.
Yes, Mack is very dog-friendly and enjoys staying close to canine companions. He may not be a good fit for a dog that needs a lot of personal space.
No. He is not a fan of crates, but he has been successful staying in one room while his family is away and has also free-roamed without making messes or destroying anything.
He knows sit, lay down, drop it, and paw, and he is described as a quick learner.
He enjoys short walks and especially loves playing fetch with a tennis ball. He does not need a great deal of exercise.