Meet Korr
Guilford County Animal Services lists Korr as male, listed as Labrador Retriever, in Greensboro, North Carolina. The listing gives Korr's age as 7 years.
Korr is listed as dog selective, so any home with other dogs should be discussed with the rescue first. The listing also notes that Korr is heartworm negative.
Korr is described as playful, medium energy, toy motivated and a good walker. Korr is also housetrained. The listing marks Korr as rescue needed.
To ask about Korr or start an application, contact Guilford County Animal Services.
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Dog Selective · Heartworm Negative · Good Walker · Housetrained · Medium Energy · Playful · Toy Motivated · Rescue Needed
About Korr’s reported breed
Labrador Retriever
Listed as Retriever, Labrador
The Labrador Retriever is a medium-to-large sporting dog, and the AKC places it in the Sporting Group. Labs tend to be friendly and eager to learn, but many have high energy and need daily exercise and structure. The coat sheds heavily, and weekly brushing helps manage it. The AKC gives a general life expectancy of 11-13 years, and Labradors are prone to weight gain that can worsen joint disease.
Breed information describes general tendencies. It does not tell you Korr’s personality, health or ancestry. Ask Guilford County Animal Services about Korr as an individual.
Could Korr be your senior soulmate?
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