Finnlee is a Black Labrador Retriever who is 3 years old. Born on December 12th 2021.He is utd on shots,neutered, and microchip. I’ve had him since he was 8 weeks old. Finnlee is a HIGH ENERGY dog that requires his human to be physically fit. He loves to play fetch with his favorite glow in the dark ball. Still working on Retrieving the ball from him, but he definitely likes when you chase him for the ball. He is very loving and loyal especially if you’re upset. He is treat motivated. Finnlee has been to obedience training school. He does pull on the leash sometimes. He is dog selective and I think he would fit best in a home with a single person or a couple who is physically fit. He requires lots of attention that I think he would be good if he were the only dog. He has been known to dig some wholes in a yard. He doesn’t like cats and he has never been around small children. Finnlee needs excerise and food that I’m having a hard time providing that at this time.
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