Jockey
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Jockey
AvailableJockey is a male German Shepherd/Labrador Retriever mix, just three months old, with black and tan coloring and a medium coat. He is not yet house trained and has not been neutered. Vaccinations are up to date. Jockey is located in Mount Juliet, TN, and ready to find a family willing to guide him through puppyhood.
About Jockey
Jockey is the biggest pup of the Kentucky Derby litter and probably the boldest, too. He’s never far from his siblings, diving headfirst into playtime and reveling in every ounce of attention from people. Jockey, like his littermates, is a German Shepherd/Lab mix and has all the bouncy, infectious energy you expect in a baby puppy. His curious nature and soft, medium black and tan coat make him a standout among his busy brothers and sisters. At just three months old, Jockey is open-hearted and full of those wobbly zoomies that turn heads and melt hearts. He’s already demonstrating his playful, affectionate personality and will thrive in a home ready to guide a puppy through all the stages—chewing, potty training, learning the ropes, and everything in between. Jockey gets along with other dogs and children, and he’s looking for a family that will provide structure, boundaries, and plenty of love as he grows. He’s not house trained yet, but with patience and consistency, he’ll catch on. Born February 27, Jockey is a Pisces—known for being both lively and loving. He is up to date on his vaccinations, and his adoption fee covers even more vetting to be completed through Life House Animal Refuge and Rehabilitation. Ready to meet the biggest Derby puppy of the bunch? Lets make it official, apply to adopt!
Adoption Fee
$400Payment after application.
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Questions about Jockey
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Jockey’s German Shepherd/Labrador mix background means he’ll thrive in a household with ample space to play and explore. He’ll do well in active homes where he can get the attention and exercise he needs.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
A young dog like Jockey, with his large-breed heritage, should have access to a safely enclosed yard or regular trips outdoors for walks and playtime. He’ll need room to burn off his puppy energy.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Jockey’s mix of German Shepherd and Labrador breeds generally makes for a loyal, gentle companion, especially as he’s already comfortable around children.
