Dave Labrador Retriever & Golden Retriever Mix Fairfax Station, VA

If you are interested in adopting this dog, please fill out our dog adoption questionnaire and e-mail it to Jenn at jennl@homewardtrails.org.

PLEASE VISIT THIS WEBSITE TO FIND THE ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE: http://www.homewardtrails.org/adopt-a-pet/adoption-forms/

Dave is a 7 year-old lab/golden mix who is 100 pounds of pure love and devotion and intelligence! He loves other dogs, enjoys meeting new people, and his favorite season is summer because that means watermelon, one of his favorite treats, along with his beloved apples. Because Dave enjoys playing with his foster mom’s dogs, he would thrive in a home with another dog. Because his obedience training from his prior life became a bit rusty, Dave’s foster mom is giving him refresher courses. Dave is housebroken and does not need to be crated when his people are not at home. Because of his size, he would do best in a home with children ages 13 years and older.

Breed Estimate: Lab/Golden Retriever

Gender: Male

Approximate weight: 100lbs

Approximate age: 7 yrs old

Location: At foster in DC area

Cratetrained: Doesn't need to be crated.

Coat Type: Some brushing required


The adoption fee for this dog is $275. This fee INCLUDES neuter. If the animal you are adopting is not already spayed/neutered, you will be required to sign a contract legally obligating you to have the animal altered. Please contact your HT rep to learn about exclusive low-cost spay/neuter options made available only to HT adopters!

Every adopted Homeward Trails animal comes with 30 days of free pet health insurance. We are proud to partner with the following veterinarians who offer a free first exam for your animal, exclusively for HT adopters: Caring Hands Animal Hospital, Palisades Veterinary Clinic, Sunshine Animal Hospital and Clarendon Animal Care

Finally, be sure to ask us about getting a free 30-minute phone consult with a professional dog trainer within the first 30 days of adopting - just for HT adopters. Start your new dog out on the right foot with this valuable, expert advice and guidance FREE!

You can save animals like this one by becoming a foster! Fosters are like way stations between high kill shelters and forever homes. We need fosters so that we can save dogs before they are euthanized at the shelters. If you are interested in becoming a foster, please check out our information about fostering by visiting http://www.homewardtrails.org/foster-a-pet/dog-and-cat-foster-program/