Martha
Labrador Retriever
Price
$700
Age
3 months
Gender
female
Size
Small
Weight
7.00 kgs
Age
3 months
Gender
female
Size
Small
Weight
7.00 kgs
Chloe
Pet Owner
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About Martha
Due to unforeseen circumstances im having to find a home for my beautiful 10 week old lab. Her name is Martha, she comes with everything she needs; - Bed - Food/water bowl - Collar/lead - Bag of dog food - Toys - Puppy pads (although she hasn’t used them as she goes outside) I really won’t just sell her to anybody,please only message if you’re genuine and know you can give her the best life. She’s absolutely beautiful, loves to play etc! She does like to lay on her own when sleeping/resting. Fully vaccinated (proof).
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