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Luna

  • Breed: German Shepherd Dog
  • Gender: 0 male(s) and 1 female(s)
  • Availability Date: 2018-10-12
  • Listing Date: 2018-09-28
  • Price: $2500
  • Location: Oak Hill
  • Color: Black and tan

Description

This pretty girl has been returned and needs a new home. Originally sold for $3000 I\'ve knocked the priced down to $2500. Her name is Luna. She is purebred, not spayed, and will be two years old on February 24th. \r\n\r\nLuna is good with children and babies of all ages. She\'s protective, playful, energetic and wary but not afraid of or aggressive towards strangers. \r\n\r\nLuna is not meant for a home with small animals like smalls dogs and cats, as she has a high pray drive. She also should be watched around other dogs. She is not dog aggressive, however she does have dominance issues, otherwise has played nicely with dogs her size. \r\n\r\nAfter her last vet checkup and has her last round of shots and worm prevention treatment she will be ready to go to her forever home this October.
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