Green Pup Flat Coat Retriever

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Green Pup Flat Coat Retriever

Location:

Preston, CT

Description:

Loves People & Dogs, DOB: 02-15-24; 24 lbs. approx.; Male: Rescue Dog Village has three puppies that were born on February 15 and their names are Green collar (Mr. Green Jeans), Male, weights 24 lbs.; Red Collar (Red Rooster), Male, weighs 22 lbs., and Pink Collar (Pink Princess), female, weighs 20 lbs. They are purebred flat coat, retrievers, Moms name is Mazie; Dads name is Gizmo and Green, Red & Pink will be available for adoption in June 2024. They are Flat coat retrievers and Comfort Dogs. Green collar is a male and was the first born, he is bigger than the other two. He is very loving and a laid-back big boy; each day before Kris, his foster, puts the pups down for a nap, he is the first to snuggle right up to her and put his right paw on her leg. Kris tells us that he can be independent and can take the role of an alpha when the other two pups need him to slow their play time down. At night, Kris always takes a moment to talk to him and he rolls over for a belly run. He loves his siblings and will snuggle with his brother Red between the pen sections, comes when he is called, and he knows how to sit for food. He is very smart, loving and social with people and dogs, but Kris does think he definitely loves his people the most. ABOUT THE BREED - The coat on a Flat Coat is silky like velvet. Flat Coat Retrievers are comfort dogs. Comfort dogs are a type of therapy dog that provides comfort to individuals who have experienced a traumatic or tragic event. They are generally categorized as support animals and thus have different legal protections. Comfort dogs interact with people in a medical setting such as a hospital, rehabilitation center, school, or nursing home. They are also known as crisis response dogs. Comfort dogs are specially trained to provide comforting companionship and an emotional release for victims of a crisis or disaster. A Flat-Coated Retriever puppy is going to cost more than most other types of Retrievers because of its rarity. When an applicant is approved, a $400 will be required to hold the dog and the balance of $2000 will need to be paid in full before the dog can be picked up. RDVG is a non-profit organization and therefore, the donation is tax deductible---RDVG is not a breeder. or 860 940-3350If you are interested in adopting this dog, please visit our website and fill out an application at: http://www.rescuedogvillage.com. (860) 940-XXXX PRESTON, CT

Breed:

Labrador Retriever

Category:

Dogs

Color:

Green

Details:

Puppy

Sex:

Female

Posted:

May 21 on Bargain News