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Tucker
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Tucker is a purebred unregistered uncut American lab who will be 3 on 12/31/26. He has been a great stud for our 2 female labradoodles. So good he was very private with the matter.
Tucker is an overall great dog. He tends to mind very well. He is very attached to my husband. When he gets tummy rubs he gives a low rumble and always has. He even crawls into my husbands lap when he is in the recliner.
We have a very specific reason for rehoming Tuck — the size of our family and puppies. There are 17 of us and we recently had a litter of 13 puppies — he is scared to death of puppies. We will be having another litter the end of the month and I hate to see him go through the trauma again. When the puppies were born he became extremely nervous around everyone and everything. He started barking at family members moving around, etc. This makes him grumpy, he growls and has been known to snap. He really doesn’t like them around if he jumps in my husbands lap. However, he and our Labradoodle made gorgeous puppies. We raised the puppies with us and kenneled them in our office. I believe he felt he couldn’t get away from them. If someone had a different setup it might be different for him.
We found we had to keep him in his kennel more than just when we left. He actually started preferring to be there.
Tucker needs back in a smaller family without the possibility of so many puppies. They change his entire personality and routine and it isn’t fair to him. He no longer wants to be snuggled since we still have puppies with another litter on its way.
Please consider becoming Tuckers new family. Tucker weighs around 55lbs. He has had his shots and rabies vac. I will have to get them from the vet as I can’t find them at the moment.
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Labrador Retrievers are multi-talented dogs that love people and being active. They come in three colors: black, yellow, and chocolate and are extremely popular for their versatility and friendly disposition. Full-grown, they typically weigh 55-80 pounds and stand 21-25 inches tall.
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