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Part trained Labrador girl

County / Town: Kent

Description

Comes with a very heavy heart and hard decision , but I feel it’s best that someone with more time would be better suited 

She is a very nice girl , very obiedent , walks to heal on and off lead , stops retrieves to hand , takes directions , fur feather dummies 


Has been on peg few times , shot over , and doing well in working tests , has come 4th , will make very good bitch in the right hands has a lot of potential to go far I believe , would suit peg , picking up or tests & trials in the right hands 


Very fast and stylish , good at finding game , will go into heavy cover 

She is very well bred , she is 3years old 

hip scored eyes elbows done etc , hereditary clear 
 

Details

  • Advert ID: 27596
  • County / Town: Kent
  • Location:
  • Breed: Labradors - Part Trained
  • Original Breeder: Yes
  • Pet DOB: 21 Jul 2021
  • Pet Age: 3 years, 9 months, 22 days
  • Health Checked: Yes
  • Hip Dysplasia Screening: No
  • Elbow Dysplasia Screening: No
  • Eye Screening Scheme: No
  • Exercise-Induced Collapse (EIC): No
  • Hereditary Nasal Parakeratosis (HNPK): No
  • prcd-PRA DNA Test: No
  • MDR1 DNA Test: No
  • Vaccinations Up to Date: Yes
  • Worm and Flea Treated: Yes
  • KC Registered by Collection: Yes
  • Microchipped by Collection Date: Yes
  • Pet Viewable with Mother: Yes

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