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My basic info
Breed
German Shorthaired Pointer/Labrador Retriever
Color
Black
Age
Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Not good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
2/27/08 Cody has found a forever home and we are delighted for him!
Cody is the last available Charmer pup. He is a labrador retriever mixed with German Shorthaired Pointer. He has the looks of an all-lab puppy and is one cute thing! He is very wa "puppy-ish", including chasing cats. He is a bundle of energy and cuteness. He's learning house-training, doesn't do too badly on a leash for it being such a new skill, and loves people like crazy.
These little guys had a rough start in life. Could you be the one to give Cody a new "leash" on his? Contact us today. Cody is 4 months old, up to date on shots and medical care, and ready to go to his forever home.
We are not taking any more applications for these pups at this time! Thank you!
Meet the Charmers! There are 5 adorable pups - Chester, Charlie, Cody, Clifford, and the lone female Casey. Absolutely precious! These 5 are well-mannered and gentle for their age of approx. 4 months. They did not have a good start in life but some doggy angels have come to the rescue so far. These puppies were first taken to a shelter volunteer's home in a box (about 5-6 weeks old at the time). They next went to a foster home for several weeks. A rescue group backed out of taking them when the timing didn't work out due to needed medical care. Now these 5 pups are being fostered in another great but temporary home. They are playful like most puppies but do not nip or bite like many puppies do. When you pick each of them up, they are so calm and gentle. They will make wonderful family pets - anyone who picks one up will fall in love!
Please contact us if you can foster or adopt one of these precious cuties!
