My name is Chase!

Chase's owner is moving cross country to move in with family.. Sadly she is unable to take her beloved dog Chase with her so we are helping her look for a home for him.  Chase is an 8 year old, 60 lbs Lab mix. He is very sweet and friendly. He knows a lot of commands and loves to play with toys . He is active and likes  to jump , but is easily corrected. Because of that his owner thinks he would do better with older kids in the home.  He seems to be good with other dogs when he sees them on a walk. He does like to pull while he’s walking. He is very food motivated and knows a lot of commands. He loves to cuddle. 

He likes to walk and play in the yard but she really hasn't been active with him so he's used to not having a particularly active home

If you'd like to give Chase a new home please email us at AlmostHome4Dogs@yahoo.com.

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