Name: Labrador Retriever Puppy
Brand: Labrador Retriever
SKU: 299163
Price: 380 USD
Availability: InStock

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Purebred Yellow lab puppy

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

299163

Price / Fee

$380

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Labrador Retriever

Location

Mebane, Melville, Alamance County, North Carolina

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Me and my wife are heartbroken to have to do this but due to life stresses we need to re-home our 4 month old yellow lab named Greer***fully vaccinated**. We already have another dog and wanted a companion for her but with my wife going into the military and me changing careers. We just dont have enough time for two dogs. We love him to death and he is honestly a great dog, very intelligent and very lovable. We will turn people away if we do not think you are a suitable fit for him. We just want a good home with time to give him. He is absolutely great with other dogs, people and kids. He will come with a full sized crate and some blue buffalo puppy food as well, and all of his records as well. A rehoming fee applies. Please feel free to text me any questions.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$380

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the breed of the puppy?

The puppy is a Purebred Yellow Lab (Labrador Retriever). This breed is known for being friendly, intelligent, and great with families.

2. How old is the puppy?

The puppy, named Greer, is 4 months old and is in need of a loving home.

3. Is the puppy vaccinated?

Yes, Greer is fully vaccinated and comes with all his medical records.

4. What is the price for the puppy?

The asking price for Greer is $380, which is reasonable for a purebred puppy with complete vaccinations.

5. Is there any additional equipment included with the puppy?

Yes, Greer will come with a full-sized crate and some Blue Buffalo puppy food to help with his transition to a new home.

6. Why is the puppy being re-homed?

Due to life changes, including a military commitment and a career shift, it has become difficult for us to provide the attention and care that Greer deserves.