Tiny is on trial in her new home 🧡 She is deal for a family with older children. Being not quite 12 months old, Tiny still gets excited and can be a little bit enthusiastic with her love She generally has beautiful manners, is very clever and knows how to sit.
Labradors are very willing to please but the work does need to be put in to get the results. She needs a lot of training as Labradors are big puppies for the new four-five years if their lives.
Tiny is intent on being cute and stealing your heart every day. She is crate trained at night, has been around a cat, and likes them well enough; but likes them to behave a little bit too.
Tiny mostly lives outside but does spend time inside and would be an amazing family member with some more training. She walks so well on a leash and loves going to the dog park to socialise (please take care and be observant in dog parks).
She would definitely suit a family with another dog or family at home as she sometimes takes the notion to be a gardener when she gets a bit bored. This girl is not content to sit in the backyard, she needs company, a regular walk and brain stimulation each day.
If you think you could give Tiny the awesome home, she will most definitely give you the most awesome love. Please send your expression of interest to Lorraine via email.
To submit an expression of interest for Tiny please email Lorraine on lorraine@awar.org.au
| Breed and gender | Female Labrador Retriever |
| Size | Medium large |
| DOB | 06/09/2022 |
| Activity level | Moderately high |
| Coat care | Moderate, regular brushing |
| Indoor / outdoor | Both |
| Training level | Ongoing training & socialising |
| Special needs | None |
| Adoption fee *Plus council registration if adopted in NSW | *$650 See notes below |
| Microchip number: | 953010100414896 |
| Rehoming number: | R251000002 |
| Source number: | RE130809 |
*The adoption fee includes microchipping on the NSW Companion Animal Register, desexing, C5 vaccination,intestinal worm and flea treatment. Council registration for rescue dogs in NSW is $27.50 and $23 for pensioners.This fee applies from 18/7/2016
Best outcomes: For the best possible outcome for each adoption we do prefer that you come to us and meet the dog or puppy in person.
Please note: Even though you may be first to call, this does not always guarantee you will be chosen to adopt. By no means do we run on a “first in, first served basis”. We aim to ensure that our animals are adopted into the most suitable home for them and the new family.
