Nash

***Nash***<br/>@9 month old male black Labrador Retriever mix<br/><br/>Hi, I’m Nash!<br/><br/>I’m a young Lab mix with a whole lot of love to give. At first, I can be shy when meeting new people, but once I feel safe, my tail starts wagging, and before you know it, I’ll be zooming around to show you how happy I am. I need a gentle, patient family who will give me time to open up and become the sweet, goofy boy I truly am.<br/><br/>The nice folks at LELRR don’t know exactly what my situation was before I was picked up as a stray, but the outside world and new people can make me pretty nervous. I’ve come a long way in the few months I’ve been in my foster home, but every day is still a new experience and I’ll need my people (and a friendly dog sibling) to help me learn to feel safe and comfortable in new situations. <br/><br/>A doggie sibling (or more!) for me to play with and to help show me the ropes is a must. Since I’m still figuring out my puppy manners, I’d do best with a friendly, patient dog who won’t mind teaching me. A physical fence would be best to keep me safe while I explore and play at your home, however if you don't have a physical fence and are able to exercise and play with me safely, that would be okay too. No invisible fences, please.<br/><br/>I’m a smart pup and have already learned so much with my foster family. I’ve even had some professional training! Like most dogs my age, I can test the boundaries now and then, but I’m eager to please—especially if there are treats involved! <br/><br/>I have a lot of curiosity and energy. I really love my weekly visits to doggy daycare and have done very well in that environment. I’ll thrive in a home where I can stay active and keep learning about the big world around me. <br/><br/>I’ve been doing great with my crate—it’s my safe space when my people are away–and I love to curl up in there at night for some much-needed relaxation time after a long day of exploring and learning new things. <br/><br/>I am fully housebroken and have even learned to ring a bell when I need to go outside! <br/><br/>I live with two cats in my foster home and I’ve been told I’m a very good boy around them. I haven’t spent too much time around children, but young kids may make me nervous. <br/><br/>I’m neutered, up-to-date on all my vaccines, and ready to find a family who will love me just as much as I’ll love them. I may start out a little shy, but with patience and kindness, I’ll reward you with endless tail wags, zoomies, and a loyal heart.<br/><br/>Could I be the perfect addition to your pack?<br/><br/>If you are an approved LELRR adopter, refer to the instructions on your approval email.<br/><br/>Otherwise, please fill out an application at:<br/><br/>https://www.lelrr.org/adopt.html<br/><br/>Be prepared to provide proof of up to date vaccinations and year round heartworm preventative for any current or recent pets that you have owned.<br/><br/>Adoption radius 150 driving miles from Medina OHIO

***Nash***
@9 month old male black Labrador Retriever mix

Hi, I’m Nash!

I’m a young Lab mix with a whole lot of love to give. At first, I can be shy when meeting new people, but once I feel safe, my tail starts wagging, and before you know it, I’ll be zooming around to show you how happy I am. I need a gentle, patient family who will give me time to open up and become the sweet, goofy boy I truly am.

The nice folks at LELRR don’t know exactly what my situation was before I was picked up as a stray, but the outside world and new people can make me pretty nervous. I’ve come a long way in the few months I’ve been in my foster home, but every day is still a new experience and I’ll need my people (and a friendly dog sibling) to help me learn to feel safe and comfortable in new situations.

A doggie sibling (or more!) for me to play with and to help show me the ropes is a must. Since I’m still figuring out my puppy manners, I’d do best with a friendly, patient dog who won’t mind teaching me.

***Nash***
@9 month old male black Labrador Retriever mix

Hi, I’m Nash!

I’m a young Lab mix with a whole lot of love to give. At first, I can be shy when meeting new people, but once I feel safe, my tail starts wagging, and before you know it, I’ll be zooming around to show you how happy I am. I need a gentle, patient family who will give me time to open up and become the sweet, goofy boy I truly am.

The nice folks at LELRR don’t know exactly what my situation was before I was picked up as a stray, but the outside world and new people can make me pretty nervous. I’ve come a long way in the few months I’ve been in my foster home, but every day is still a new experience and I’ll need my people (and a friendly dog sibling) to help me learn to feel safe and comfortable in new situations.

A doggie sibling (or more!) for me to play with and to help show me the ropes is a must. Since I’m still figuring out my puppy manners, I’d do best with a friendly, patient dog who won’t mind teaching me. A physical fence would be best to keep me safe while I explore and play at your home, however if you don't have a physical fence and are able to exercise and play with me safely, that would be okay too. No invisible fences, please.

I’m a smart pup and have already learned so much with my foster family. I’ve even had some professional training! Like most dogs my age, I can test the bound