Looking for a lovely Yellow Labrador Retriever mix dog for adoption in Glasgow, Kentucky, near Nashville? Penny would love to be considered for the position of your cherished family companion.

This beautiful young female dog is just over a year old and weighs 48 pounds. She has been fully vaccinated and spayed, housebroken and crate trained. Penny is good with kids 8 and up and gets along well with dog friendly cats.

Meet Penny – Pre-Loved Yellow Lab Mix Dog For Adoption by Owner in Glasgow Kentucky

5 Amazing Things About Penny:

1. She has a very sweet disposition and is quite a cuddler.
2. Always ready to greet you at the door with a wagging tail and lots of kisses.
3. Loves to carry her stuffed bear around the house and sleeps with it at night in her crate.
4. Likes being active outside chasing balls, squirrels and chewing on sticks in the yard, but also likes to wind down hanging on the couch.
5. Is a great car rider and likes to go on trips to the park, store and enjoys meeting new people.

Yellow Labrador Retriever Mix Dog For Adoption in Glasgow KY – Supplies Included – Adopt Penny by Deborah Moore

Penny’s owners are very sad to have to rehome their cherished dog, but circumstances beyond their control have made rehoming a must-do.

Penny’s owners are hoping to find the right home for their cherished dog, where this deserving dog will be loved unconditionally and kept safe, happy, healthy and well-cared-for.

If you have room in your heart and home for this deserving Lab-Mix (predominate White Lab, with boxer and pit mixed in) dog, then please offer Penny a loving, forever home today. Penny can’t wait to show you the true meaning of unconditional love.

How To Adopt Penny

Please fill out our online meeting request form via the button below. Once your application is received and reviewed, our staff will ask the pets owner to reach out to you and arrange a meeting.

Request to Adopt Penny Here

There is a $150 adoption/rehoming fee. Supplies and veterinary records will be included.

Questions about Penny? Contact our Kentucky dog rehoming team today.

Text “PennyKentucky” to (888) 720-3322.  

We look forward to hearing from you!

All About Penny – Yellow Labrador Retriever Mix Dog For Adoption in Glasgow Kentucky

Name of Pet: Penny
Location: Glasgow, Kentucky, 42141
Type of Pet: dog
Breed of Pet:  Labrador Retriever x Boxer
Sex of Pet: Female
Age of Pet: 1 year 10 months
Spayed/Neutered?: Yes
Health Problems: No
Behavior Issues: No
Up To Date on Vaccinations: Yes
Gets along with cats: Yes
Gets along with dogs: No
Good with Children?: Good With Children aged 8 and up
House Broken?: Yes
Crate Trained?: Yes
Accessories Included: Pet crate, toys, collar leash.

Penny’s Personality

Penny is loving and very sweet. She likes to run outside, explore chew, sticks and chase squirrels, but as soon as she tires out quickly is very happy just snuggling on the couch with the family.

She is good in her crate for extended periods of time, does not show separation anxiety, but does like to be around people. She sleeps in her crate and is quite a kisser.

Penny’s Favorite Toys, Foods, Activities?

Penny has a bear and a crab toy she loves to carry around the house. She is good with chew toys, doesn’t shred them to bits.

Penny is good with any food or treats when given by human hands. Penny likes to chase balls, find and chew sticks. She absolutely loves car rides and going on field trips to the pet store, Lowes or the park.

Cute Penny Story:

Penny loves getting in the car for a ride. The other day I had the back end of my 4-runner open, so she hopped in. When I came back I didn’t see her, so I closed it back.

I walked around for a bit with our other dog and didn’t see her for a bit. I thought to myself, surely not. But as I thought, when I went back to the truck, she had hopped over the seat and was sitting patiently in the passenger seat waiting to go for an adventure.

Why is Penny Being Rehomed?

The main reason for rehoming Penny is in home aggression with our other female dog. Any fight that has happened has been over an  item of value (food, treats, toys).
When we originally adopted her, we were told by the shelter she was “not good with other dogs.” But as she had been at the shelter and during our meet and greet, we did not see any worrisome behavior.
On different occasions either in the house or at daycare she exhibited dog aggressive behavior when there was an item of value involved and she was highly stressed.
Moving forward we sent Penny to a 3-week board and train which really helped her learn obedience and discipline / basic commands. For many of her issues it really helped her self-control and created more structure for her in how to be in the house. We just didn’t include stressors, like access to the kitchen with our other dog, eating together or even toys.
We were actually doing very well for several months, letting the two dogs run around outside together and sit in the living room together under watch.
But two nights after Thanksgiving with a lot going on decorating the house for Christmas, we did not read the signals. Penny went after our other dog just because she was stressed and wanted her bed and toy that had been in the room earlier that day. We made the decision that for her to thrive stress free she did not need the competition of another dog.

Penny’s Perfect Adoptive Home Will Be:

A family that realizes that Penny has had a hard start, but based on the work we have done with her, would thrive highly in a home environment as a companion animal.
She probably would do better with older kids who understand that a dog can be an excellent friend, but also know that there are boundaries in what is right or wrong when it comes to owning a dog.
She would be OK with the right type of cat. We have one dominant male she does not get along with, and one docile female that she does.

As a summary, Penny is such a sweetheart and would bring tons of joy to the right family. It is important for us to place her in a forever home as the decision to part ways has been very difficult for our family.

So finding the right people is essential for us moving forward. She would be an excellent co-pilot for any lifestyle where she could be with a family that truly appreciates her for the silly, loving girl she is.

Penny – Lab-Mix Dog For Rehoming in Glasgow Kentucky

Penny is a Yellow Lab mix dog for private adoption by owner in Glasgow Kentucky. Penny is located close to the following towns and cities in Kentucky, and can be adopted from anywhere within a reasonable distance.

Glasgow KY,
Bowling Green KY,
Campbellsville KY,
Portland TN,
Elizabethtown KY,
Gallatin TN,
Lebanon TN,
Radcliff KY,
Bardstown KY,
Hendersonville TN,
Cookeville TN,
Springfield TN,
Goodlettsville TN,
Mount Juliet TN,
Nashville TN,
La Vergne TN,

Adopt this deserving Yellow Labrador Retriever mix dog in Glasgow Kentucky today.

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