



Betty Boop
- Young
- Female
- Medium
- Labrador Retriever
- Pit Bull Terrier
About Betty Boop
Pilot Point, TX
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Betty Boop's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$205
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Betty Boop's Story
Meet Betty Boop! <br/><br/>She's a beautiful, wonderful young doggie with so much love to give. At about a year old, she's still learning the ropes, but her eagerness to please and happy spirit make her a joy to be around. <br/><br/>Betty Boop was rescued as a young pup from a rural shelter in Oklahoma. All of her sisters have been adopted, so now it's Betty's turn to find her forever family. While she's no longer a pup (see video of her walking well on a leash at about 7 months old), she's now about a year old, which means she's past the puppy stage and a very good girl. <br/><br/>We're unsure what breeds she has in her - we believe lab (based on personality) and border collie (based on markings), but there may be some pit bull in there just based on her head shape, which is why we marked her accordingly. <br/><br/>Betty Boop is playful, goofy, and incredibly loyal, with a sweet, cuddly side that makes her the perfect snuggle companion. She loves to play with humans and other dogs, but she is also happy curled up on the sofa with her pack. She's ready to grow alongside her forever family and bring warmth, laughter, and unconditional love into their lives. Sweet Betty wants to be a part of your family. Come meet her today!
Meet Betty Boop!
She's a beautiful, wonderful young doggie with so much love to give. At about a year old, she's still learning the ropes, but her eagerness to please and happy spirit make her a joy to be around.
Betty Boop was rescued as a young pup from a rural shelter in Oklahoma. All of her sisters have been adopted, so now it's Betty's turn to find her forever family. While she's no longer a pup (see video of her walking well on a leash at about 7 months old), she's now about a year old, which means she's past the puppy stage and a very good girl.
We're unsure what breeds she has in her - we believe lab (based on personality) and border collie (based on markings), but there may be some pit bull in there just based on her head shape, which is why we marked her accordingly.
Betty Boop is playful, goofy, and incredibly loyal, with a sweet, cuddly side that makes her the perfect snuggle companion. She loves to play with humans and other dogs, but she is also happy curled up on th
Meet Betty Boop!
She's a beautiful, wonderful young doggie with so much love to give. At about a year old, she's still learning the ropes, but her eagerness to please and happy spirit make her a joy to be around.
Betty Boop was rescued as a young pup from a rural shelter in Oklahoma. All of her sisters have been adopted, so now it's Betty's turn to find her forever family. While she's no longer a pup (see video of her walking well on a leash at about 7 months old), she's now about a year old, which means she's past the puppy stage and a very good girl.
We're unsure what breeds she has in her - we believe lab (based on personality) and border collie (based on markings), but there may be some pit bull in there just based on her head shape, which is why we marked her accordingly.
Betty Boop is playful, goofy, and incredibly loyal, with a sweet, cuddly side that makes her the perfect snuggle companion. She loves to play with humans and other dogs, but she is also happy curled up on the sofa with her pack. She's ready to grow alongside her forever family and bring warmth, laughter, and unconditional love into their lives. Sweet Betty wants to be a part of your family. Come meet her today!
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