Justice Independence
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Justice Independence
AvailableJustice Independence is a female, medium-sized puppy with a short coat. She's a mixed breed of Black Labrador Retriever and Boxer, and while she is just 8 weeks old, she brings boundless energy and joy. Justice is not house trained yet but has had her vaccinations and is already spayed. She is located in Andover, MA.
About Justice Independence
Meet Justice Independence, a lively 8-week-old Black Lab/Boxer mix arriving soon in New England. This sweet girl was part of the Independence litter, abandoned with her mom, Liberty Momma Independence, on the Fourth of July. She weighs 5 pounds and has bright spirits despite her rough start, ready to play and explore the world. When not having fun with her siblings or dreaming up a Statue of Liberty costume for Halloween, she’s gearing up to shower you with affection. Justice gets along well with other dogs and is eager to meet new friends, though she hasn't had the chance to interact with kids or cats yet. While she is still learning about potty training and leashes, she's a quick learner and will thrive with your support. All dogs are up to date with vaccinations and will be spayed/neutered upon adoption. Bring home this little red, white, and blue cutie today!
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Questions about Justice Independence
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Justice Independence, as a mixed breed puppy, will thrive in a loving home that can provide her with care, training, and plenty of socialization.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Justice, being a puppy, will enjoy a small yard where she can explore and play, but regular walks and outings will also keep her happy and healthy.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Justice has yet to meet children, but her friendly nature suggests she could adapt well in a home with kids.
