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Raisin
I am a high energy lab/pit mix. I enjoy long walks, jogging, playing catch and playing with others. I know commands such as sit, stay, drop ball and I really take a treat nicely. Crating in a new home would be highly recommended with this dog when owner is not home. We can assist with crating skills and cage. Very small children are not recommended based on the energy level of this canine. This dog needs chewy items and exercise.

Age: 2
Location: NOCAF
Contact: NOCAF
Phone: 732 657-8086

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