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Miss Aqua Collar - Available Now
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About Miss Aqua Collar - Available Now
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Here is Miss Aqua! I'm here to please you and won't you please give me some attention? That is what she seems to say when she comes around. She is a very sweet, lovable little lady. She likes attention and to be played with. When she is done playing she is ready to lay in your arms and cuddle. She is willing to explore and see the world. She is a little more petite, like her mom. Estimated size for her should be around 65 lbs. She is well socialized and use to the noise a family of 5 children can make. She has been exposed to music, vacuum sweepers and various other noises of normal living.
She has her first vaccines, has several treatments of de-wormer and has had a vet check. Her parents are registered with AKC and she can be registered also. She is ready to go to her new home now, since she is 8 weeks old.
Her dad is a very handsome chocolate with a beautiful build. His favorite past time is playing ball, if someone is willing to throw for a while. Cash is on the bigger side --around 100 lbs. but every bit of him is gentle and affectionate. He is DNA tested through Embark and he is preliminary hip and elbow checked at good.
Her mom is happiest when you sit and pet her. Sydney is on the smaller side right around 60 lbs. She also likes to explore around the place. She is DNA tested through Embark. Her OFA tests show the hips and elbows are good.
For more information or to set up an appointment to see her, contact Marla by calling or texting . We are asking $1200.00 (limited registration) for her plus sales tax. Full registration will be more. A $300.00 deposit will be required to hold her paid cash or credit card. Remainder will be due at pick up paid in cash or with card.
Coat Colors:
Gold/Yellow
Coat Pattern:
Solid
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Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Veterinary exam
Veterinary exam
Registrable
Registrable
Pedigree
Pedigree
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Great River Labs
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