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Sunday, 7 October 2012

Adoption Monday: Tom, Boxer/Labrador Retriever Mix, Deerfield, NH

Posted on 21:30 by Unknown
Check out this wonderful boy at Mary's Dogs Rescue & Adoption!

An all-around great Lab mix with an endearing smile...who could ask for more?!


Tom is a total sweetheart! 

He's full of smiles and loves to come over to you for petting and a back rub. Easy to leash up and eager to go, Tom is working on his leash skills.

He's ready and willing and happy to learn. 

Motivated by treats and verbal praise, and of course, belly rubs. Tom is getting along very well with other dogs and is gentle with everyone he meets.

He will be a great family dog, given his gentle, friendly, happy-go-lucky nature.

He's ready to find his forever home and live a happy Lab life of walks, snuggles and dips in the water!

Tom is house trained, neutered and up-to-date with routine shots.

Want more info on Tom? Call Mary's Dogs: 603.370.7750 or send along an email: marysdogsrescue@gmail.com

Ready to bring Tom home? Tell us about yourself and your interest in Tom in our adoption questionnaire. Check out all the wonderful dogs on Mary's Dogs Facebook Fan Page.

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Mary’s Dogs rescues and re-homes dogs and puppies from Aiken County Animal Shelter, a high-kill shelter in South Carolina, USA. They also serve as a resource to communities in Southern New Hampshire and pet owners nationwide by providing education and information on responsible pet ownership, including the importance of spay/neuter, positive behavior training, and good nutrition.

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