Long Live

Cat-friendly <br/><br/>Long live all the magic this puppy is about to bring into your life!<br/><br/>As the final puppy of the Taylor's Version Litter, Long Live is ready for his happily ever after... and we can't really believe he's still available. When we asked his foster family to describe his personality, they said: "He's all sunshine and rainbows." <br/><br/>At 3 months old and 16 pounds, Long Live is a Black Labrador Retriever mix who is expected to grow into a 31-55 pound adult. He has the sweetest, dopiest personality, loves everyone he meets , and is gentle without being timid. Maybe it's those adorable short little legs, but somehow he manages to look completely innocent even when you're telling him he's been naughty. After a few minutes of playtime, he'll dramatically plop down like he just headlined The Eras Tour.<br/><br/>His favorite things include squeaky toys, crinkly toys... and food. As a hungry, growing puppy, Long Live firmly believes breakfast, snacks, and dinner deserve equal enthusiasm (who could disagree?).<br/><br/>He's working on house training and has already started sitting by the door when he needs to go outside. Smart boy! He knows "sit," is getting closer with "no," and sleeps soundly in his kennel each night. Because he loves being around people, he'd do best with a family that's home more often than not and willing to keep building his confidence when he's kenneled alone.<br/><br/>Despite being a puppy, Long Live has low-to-medium energy. A fenced yard or daily walks and playtime will keep him happy. He gets along great with other dogs, is cat-friendly (playfully chases them with no desire to harm them), has done well around chickens, and would likely do great with kids of all ages thanks to his gentle, loving nature.<br/><br/>We have a feeling Long Live is the kind of dog you'll be telling stories about for years to come. <br/><br/>His adoption fee is $275 and includes his neuter, microchip, age-appropriate vaccines, and heartworm/flea/tick preventatives. Meet-and-greets will be scheduled with approved adopters.<br/><br/> Apply to adopt at PawsitiveTailsKC.org

Cat-friendly

Long live all the magic this puppy is about to bring into your life!

As the final puppy of the Taylor's Version Litter, Long Live is ready for his happily ever after... and we can't really believe he's still available. When we asked his foster family to describe his personality, they said: "He's all sunshine and rainbows."

At 3 months old and 16 pounds, Long Live is a Black Labrador Retriever mix who is expected to grow into a 31-55 pound adult. He has the sweetest, dopiest personality, loves everyone he meets , and is gentle without being timid. Maybe it's those adorable short little legs, but somehow he manages to look completely innocent even when you're telling him he's been naughty. After a few minutes of playtime, he'll dramatically plop down like he just headlined The Eras Tour.

His favorite things include squeaky toys, crinkly toys... and food. As a hungry, growing puppy, Long Live firmly believes breakfast, snacks, and dinner deserve equal enthusiasm (who could

Cat-friendly

Long live all the magic this puppy is about to bring into your life!

As the final puppy of the Taylor's Version Litter, Long Live is ready for his happily ever after... and we can't really believe he's still available. When we asked his foster family to describe his personality, they said: "He's all sunshine and rainbows."

At 3 months old and 16 pounds, Long Live is a Black Labrador Retriever mix who is expected to grow into a 31-55 pound adult. He has the sweetest, dopiest personality, loves everyone he meets , and is gentle without being timid. Maybe it's those adorable short little legs, but somehow he manages to look completely innocent even when you're telling him he's been naughty. After a few minutes of playtime, he'll dramatically plop down like he just headlined The Eras Tour.

His favorite things include squeaky toys, crinkly toys... and food. As a hungry, growing puppy, Long Live firmly believes breakfast, snacks, and dinner deserve equal enthusiasm (who could disagree?).

He's working on house training and has already started sitting by the door when he needs to go outside. Smart boy! He knows "sit," is getting closer with "no," and sleeps soundly in his kennel each night. Because he loves being around people, he'd do best with a family that's home more often than not and willing to keep building his confidence when he's kenneled alone.
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