Pebbles Yellow Labrador Retriever Thompson's Station, TN

Pebbles is a 10 week old yellow lab pup looking for some fun humans to explore life with. Pebbles loves playing with dogs, even if they have had enough of her shenanigans.

She is currently living with a trainer and learning all the things. Pebbles is a pro at crate training, walks confidently on leash and is working on her other skills. She is learning to hang out with her canine friends and not just play 24-7. An ideal owner is interested in continuing to work on training as Pebbles will likely be similar sized to her momma, about 70 lbs.

Pebbles is sure to keep you busy and enjoys putting everything in her mouth. While friendly with everyone and everything.. an ideal home would have kiddos older that 12 yrs. She is just a bit too mouthy for the Littles, but she is working on it. Another medium or larger breed dog to romp with would be ideal.

Pebbles loves toys and is always up for food. Which makes training a breeze!

Pebble is up to date on shots and preventatives and is microchipped. She will be adopted with a spay agreement due to her size and age with the reimbursement plan to be discussed with our adoption coordinator. Pebble's adoption fee is $250 plus any additional donation you feel appropriate. Our adoption fee is set to a level to make adoptions happen. They do not cover our costs. Thank you for your generosity and interest in our dogs!

All dogs adopted locally through SGDR receive a free six-week session of obedience classes and a lifetime of behavior support through our Project REWARD program with trainer Ashley Reum.

You must have an approved application before being able to visit a dog. Visit our website below for an adoption application https://www.snootygiggles.com/dog-application/

If you expect to leave the dog alone for long periods of time, please do not consider adopting a puppy. Puppies need lots of attention and companionship. Thanks.

All known information about the animal is listed above. We do our best to give accurate information, but most of our dogs are rescues and do not come with a known history.