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Sadly I am looking for a new home for my 5 month old Labrador wren. She is kc registered microchipped both her parents are fully health tested. Wren is a very happy and friendly little lab she loves people and is good with other dogs and has a soft kind nature. Wren loves her walks she has a very good recall and loves the water and the car she travels really well , she will need a bit more training on the lead. The reason I need to find wren a new home is that she has a slight overshot jaw it doesn’t affect her in anyway but she can’t be bred from. I am looking for 5 star working or pet home for. She is a real sweet loving dog.
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