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We have a litter born 4/15/19,Triple Registered: American Field, AKC,NAVHDA.
Sire: CH Grouse Ridge & Tekoa MT Sunrise bred
Dam: Traces Heavy back to CH PennStar
Ready at 8wks shots and wormed if interested $800
Text or Call 607-349-5012

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1 Male 1 Female left Ready Now 6/10

Female:                                                                                      Male:

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Thank god they were all sold ... the wife thought I should call . She has mentioned it a couple times since I showed her the pictures.She  thinks my lab needs a play mate . I told her only if she was a blonde ...

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