female Black Lab puppy

canadianmandie

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I Have a ten week old black lab/ golden retriever puppy that needs a forever home. She came from my dog... I had to leave her well I went to west virginia to find a possible new home. When I came back she was a month pregnant. It happened in a rough time in our lives. We still live in Mo and I am moving to a new place in Mo soon. I am asking a $50 adoption fee to ensure a good home. ( I dont believe in handing out pets like free candy to dangerous) I live in Ava Missouri. She looks like a pure bred black Lab. She is the last out of a litter of nine.



Click this it is a movie of her playing with our terrier mix.

http://s24.photobucket.com/albums/c35/canadian_Mandy/?action=view&current=jilm2.flv

I do ship with Delta (they dont ship in cargo but in a temp controlled spot) costs $170 ... 0r I ship with uship.com. (where some one drives them to you in a car.)

She Is very social.. Loves other pets. And loves young kids.
Please take her home today!
 

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I hope you have planned to have mom spayed. I have listed a link to low cost clinics:

http://www.lovethatcat.com/spayneuter.html#mo

I would also hope you plan to follow up and ensure that all the puppies are spayed/neutered. Whether this was planned or accidental, these little lives rely on your judgement and follow up to ensure that they are kept in loving homes and are not used for breeding themselves.

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Oh-shes adorable!! My DH would kill me if I got another animal-not really, but....
I sure hope she finds a great loving home soon, and please get her mama spayed.
 
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TY for your advice the puppies are getting spayed/nuetered in their new home.
 

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TY for your advice the puppies are getting spayed/nuetered in their new home.
That's good to know....what about mom? Do you have plans to have her spayed?

Katie
 
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No I am not spaying my dog she is my sheeps dog. It would completely change who my dog is. I am not here to be shot down and be debated about. Its like a religion you cannot push it on me. (my dog had a silent heat) She is well protected well in heat. (the problem was we had a family crisis I had to leave or I would have caught it sooner) Ty for your concern
 

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Originally Posted by canadianmandie

No I am not spaying my dog she is my sheeps dog. It would completely change who my dog is. I am not here to be shot down and be debated about. Its like a religion you cannot push it on me. (my dog had a silent heat) She is well protected well in heat. (the problem was we had a family crisis I had to leave or I would have caught it sooner) Ty for your concern
Everything I have read indicates that spaying does not decrease a dog's ability to herd...but that is a personal choice. I would definately have a plan in place to keep this from occuring again. There are currently over 13,000 lab/lab mixes looking for homes on Petfinder.

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I am moving so mister daddy will be miles and miles away.
 

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I know a lot of herding dogs that are spayed and still work very hard and do not lose their herding ability. Spaying also reduces the chances of mammary cancer later on and eliminates pyometra (life threatening uterine infection). You would have a much healthier working dog for much longer if you have her spayed. Not to mention all of the needless puppy euthanasias you could help avoid.
 
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