๐Ÿ• English Labrador Puppy Available in Rock Island – Nearly 5 Months Old with Training

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🐕 English Labrador Puppy Available in Rock Island – Nearly 5 Months Old with Training

Twin River Labradors in Rock Island has announced an unexpected opportunity for families seeking a well-bred English Labrador. Due to unforeseen circumstances, a young female from a recent litter is now available for adoption, bringing a trained and vaccinated companion to a new home in the region.

๐Ÿ“‹ About the Available Puppy

The female Labrador was born June 19th and is nearly 5 months old. She comes with a strong foundation: all vaccinations completed, crate training underway, and basic obedience training progressing well. โœจ Her pedigree includes sire Summerwood’s Ashland’s Knock on Wood (“Woody”) and dam Twin Rivers Legacy Lives On (“Izzy”).

According to the breeder, she is described as beautiful with a great temperament and high intelligence-qualities that make English Labradors popular family companions throughout the region and beyond. ๐Ÿพ

๐Ÿ’ฌ How to Inquire

Twin River Labradors is accepting serious inquiries from prospective families. Interested parties should reach out directly through the business’s social media or contact channels for more information about the puppy’s background, health records, and adoption process.

For those in the Sequatchie Valley and surrounding communities looking for a responsibly bred Labrador with early training already in place, this availability represents a rare opportunity to bring home a young dog with a documented start. ๐Ÿก

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