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GUNNER, a Adopted mixed breed in Houston, TX image 3/5

GUNNER

Young
Male
Medium

Labrador Retriever

About GUNNER

Houston, TX

Breed

Labrador RetrieverMix

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Male

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Coat: Short

Black, White / Cream

Behavior

GUNNER’s Compatibility

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GUNNER's Story

Gunner Hi, my name is Gunner! I'm a very sweet 56 lb black & white lab mix. I'm about 1 1/2 yrs old, so I'm very energetic! My foster takes me on lots of LONG walks, plays fetch and tug of war with me. I love running & playing with most dogs, too, provided I've had a proper introduction. Did I mention I LOVE swimming? Lakes, pools, & puddles are great! I sometimes bite at my leash, but I've gotten better about that. I know I can be a great addition to your family! I'm best with adults after a passive introduction. My foster has done a wonderful job of helping me socialize. In fact, he TRULY wants to adopt me, but will probably have too much travel after Covid is over. Gunner is a good, loving dog deserving of a loving furever home!

Gunner
Hi, my name is Gunner! I'm a very sweet 56 lb black & white lab mix. I'm about 1 1/2 yrs old, so I'm very energetic! My foster takes me on lots of LONG walks, plays fetch and tug of war with me. I love running & playing with most dogs, too, provided I've had a proper introduction.

Did I mention I LOVE swimming? Lakes, pools, & puddles are great! I sometimes bite at my leash, but I've gotten better about that. I know I can be a great addition to your family! I'm best with adults after a passive introduction.

My foster has done a wonderful job of helping me socialize. In fact, he TRULY wants to adopt me, but will probably have too much travel after Covid is over.

Gunner is a good, loving dog deserving of a loving furever home!

Our Mission

We are a nonprofit (501c3) dedicated to saving dogs off the streets and from shelters across Texas. Our goal is to spay/neuter, reducing the number of homeless and unwanted dogs, and to transport the majority of them to adopters in northern states. Many of these dogs were living in deplorable conditions, neglected and even ...