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Available now due to a genuine buyer let down, one beautiful KC registered golden Labrador boy. He is the biggest male from the litter and a very loving, affectionate boy who loves nothing more than sitting on your knee for a cuddle.
Mum is our own working Labrador but pet first, with a wonderful calm and loving temperament and she can be seen with the puppy. Dad is not with us but is a working golden Labrador family pet, photos and information available.
He has been raised in our busy family home and well socialised. He has had both injections and is ready to leave, KC registered, microchipped and up to date with worming and flea treatments. He will leave with his puppy pack including blanket with mum's scent, food and 4 weeks free insurance.
We are looking for a loving family home for him where he will be part of the family, any information needed please get in touch.
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Litter details
LocationSkegness, Lincolnshire
Pets in litter4 male / 1 female
BreedLabrador Retriever
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age14 weeks, 4 days
GenerationP
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionParents are health testedHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Labrador Retriever 1
Male£1,200
Rehomed
Labrador Retriever 2
Male
Rehomed
Labrador Retriever 3
Male
Rehomed
Labrador Retriever 4
Male
Rehomed
Labrador Retriever 5
Female
Pros
Highly adaptable and intelligent, excels in both working and family roles
Excellent with children of all ages, naturally gentle and patient
Strong retrieving and sporting instincts provide engaging activities
Moderate grooming needs with manageable seasonal shedding
Cons
Requires a minimum of two hours of daily exercise to prevent behavioural issues
Prone to weight gain and obesity without strict diet control
Can suffer separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
High energy and boisterous puppyhood demands consistent training and socialisation