Bo

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BO – Chocolate Male, 6 years, 70 lbs. We don’t always know much about the dogs who come to us from shelters, but sometimes even a little information from their previous owners can tell us something important. We know Bo lived in a backyard with a younger, huge Malamute-type dog. The two boys apparently got bored and escaped, and the shelter would return them home. That is, until the owners refused to repair the fencing or take the dogs back. So, we know one thing for sure: Bo does NOT want to live in a backyard! Since coming into rescue, we’ve learned so much more about this handsome boy. Bo is dog friendly. Bo absolutely loves affection and really enjoys being with people. He walks pretty darn well on a leash, although he can occasionally pull if he sees something that needs to be seen, so his adopter will need to be aware of and work with that. He LOVES a soft bed in the middle of the living room floor. He is house trained, crate trained, and knows how to use a doggy door. He has successfully coexisted with two older dogs and a dog savvy cat in his fosters home. The one thing everyone who has spent time with Bo agrees on is how affectionate he is and how much he enjoys being around people. He has those wonderful, goofy, lovable chocolate Labrador ways that make you smile. Bo is a really great dog who would love a home where he can be part of the family—not left out in the backyard. Please fill out an adoption application at www.labrescuefresno.org and ask for Bo. If you are interested in adopting through Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno, you must first fill out an Adoption Application located at our website www.LabRescueFresno.org All dogs are spayed/neutered, up to date on age appropriate vaccines including rabies; flea/tick topical drops, heartworm tested and microchipped. Thank you for opting to adopt!!    Adoption Fee: Puppies, (2 years of age and under) – $400.00 Adult Dog, (3 through 8 years of age) – $350.00 Senior Dogs (9 years and up) – $200.00 Special consideration may be granted for dogs with medical needs or bonded pairs.