DOLLAR

During the COVID scourge of 2020, folks had a lot of indoor time on their hands during quarantine.  Lots of puppies were sold to folks who felt they had enough time to raise them during the Pandemic. Dollar was acquired as an eight week old puppy from a breeder and then joined a home with three toddlers. Although a puppy seemed like a good idea on paper, Dollar's folks dropped the ball on his training. 

At 1.5 years old, Dollar was dropped off at NYCACC and the culture shock was too much for him. He was quickly rerouted to us so that we could give him some breathing room and a chance to be a puppy again. 

At two years old now, Dollar has blossomed beautifully in the country. He is an active, young Yellow Labrador Retriever whose social development is a bit behind the learning curve. He has begun to grasp the basics of obedience training and leash work, so adopters will be able to continue his progress. 

Dollar is house trained and crate trained.  Adopters should expect to troubleshoot the occasional accident that will inevitably occur during him transition to a new home.  He is in optimal health, and is neutered and up to date on routine vaccinations and health screenings. He has been dewormed, and microchipped.