|
|
|
ARIZONA LABRADOR BREEDERS |
|
ZEUS
Parents Axel X Lexi
DOB 11-17-07
The family who owned Zeus has fallen on hard times and must move out of state to live with family. Unfortunately Zeus could not go with them. Zeus will be neutered at the end of the month and will be ready for his new forever home in early August. He is crate trained, doggy door potty trained, fully vaccinated and we are working on his basic obedience. He is super sweet and loves kids and other dogs. He gets really excited when played with so he forgets to take it easy around small children. He would be great with a family with older children or just adults. He really needs to go to a home that has lots of time for him. He will not thrive in a family that works all the time. A family that works from home or one that is retired is best suited for Zeus. He is very light yellow (nearly white) micro chipped, AKC registration and living with us until he gets the perfect home. We are starting to take applications for this wonderful pup. We own both of his parents and visitors are welcome to come over and meet them. Please call us for more information about Zeus. 602-741-4185
Zeus' Mom Lexi Zeus' Dad Axel
Thank you for your interest in our older pups and our adult dogs.
Every now and then we will have an older pup that we will not be able to put in the show ring or one that won't have enough drive for hunting. These are the older pups that we will place in new loving forever homes. We also find happy homes for some of our retired Mom dogs that deserve to have a forever family to love them and spoil them. These dogs are genetically sound and trained. Please check back often to see if we have posted any new available dogs.
We are precious in "HIS" sight!
We are very blessed and very thankful that we are able to have such wonderful pups that enrich our lives.
We have been touched by an Angel through these loving Labs! These are truly GOD's creatures!!
Contact Us: info@ricochetlabradors.com
[ Top of Page ] [ Home ]
Copyright © 2006 All rights reserved.
