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Adoptable Male Shepherd/Retriever, Labrador
Adoptable Male Shepherd/Retriever, Labrador
Adoptable Male Shepherd/Retriever, Labrador

Adopt King

Dog, looks like
Shepherd/Retriever, Labrador
Age
Young, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Male
Color
Black with White
Size
Large
Location
Sanctuary
King is a tall, lanky black Lab with a gentle soul and a heart full of love. At first glance, he might give you his best “I’m not so sure about this…” look when meeting someone new. But don’t be fooled, King is a master of fake shyness. Within seconds of that shy introduction, he’ll quietly wander over and lean his whole long self right against you, asking for pets like he’s known you forever. It’s his signature move, and once he decides you’re a friend, you’re officially part of his circle. King is incredibly friendly and wonderfully gentle, with a calm presence that makes people feel instantly at ease. His favorite place to be is right beside his person, soaking up affection and sharing quiet moments. If you’re looking for a sweet, loyal companion who will lean on you - literally - King might be your perfect match.
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