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Pet Name: Cooper

Gender: Male

Neutered: No

Breed: Lambrador Retriever

Vaccinated: Yes

Size: Medium

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Cooper is a very sweet and active dog, she is ready for a new home!

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About Cooper

Friendly to other dogs
Good for Apartments
Friendly with Kids

Cooper renowned for his friendly, loyal, and even-tempered personalities, making him ideal family dog. he is also known for his intelligence, trainability, and high energy levels. his outgoing and playful nature, coupled with his eagerness to please, makes him, a joy to own.

Here’s a more detailed look at his key qualities:

Temperament:

Friendly and Outgoing:

Cooper known for his affectionate and approachable nature towards people and other animals.
Loyal and Affectionate:

his form strong bonds with his families and are devoted companion.
Even-Tempered:

his balanced and gentle temperament makes him adaptable to various living situations.
Eager to Please:

his thrive on human interaction and enjoy learning new things, making him easy to train.

Intelligence and Trainability:

Highly Trainable:

Cooper excel in training programs and is often used as service dogs due to his intelligence and eagerness to please.
Problem-Solvers:

his intelligence allows him to quickly learn commands and adapt to new situations.
Versatile:

He can be trained for various tasks, including retrieving, hunting, guide dog work, and even some athletic pursuits.

Physical Characteristics:

Active and Energetic: Cooper require regular exercise and enjoy outdoor activities.
Medium to Large Size: He is a medium- to large-sized breed with a strong build.
Short, Water-Repellent Coat: His double coat, featuring a short, dense outer coat and a water-resistant undercoat, makes hi, well-suited for outdoor activities.

Adoption Rules

Adoption rules for Labrador Retrievers often focus on ensuring the dog's well-being and suitability for the home environment. This includes having a properly secured yard or alternative exercise area, keeping the dog as a household pet only, and providing regular care and veterinary visits. Additionally, most organizations require that the dog not be left alone for extended periods and that the adopter understands the commitment of owning a Labrador.