Coco Chanel

Coco Chanel is a small very lovely female Black Labrador.  She was found in Tucson, AZ roaming the streets as a stray. She is now in her foster home in Chandler, Az.  She is well mannered, loving, and playful.

Coco knows what no means, she is house broken and will stand by the outside door to let you know she needs to go out, she knows sit and down and understands the word potty.  She is smart and loves playing with puzzle toys as well as her chew toys. Chew toys are very important because Coco is only 1 and a half years old and she will chew anything and everything available to her.  Coco does not get on the furniture unless of course you invite her.  She has not had an accident in the house.  She sleeps through the night and is quiet in the morning while she waits for her owners to get up. She will bark but will stop on command.  She is a baby so she has much to learn but she is very smart and she wants to please her owners.

She is comfortable with her crate.  She eats her meals in the crate, she will sleep in the crate if she gets tired while playing with her toys in the crate.  She is trustworthy in the house by herself. She is not destructive.  However, she will become very upset if you lock her in the crate and then leave the house.  If you want her in the crate for some reason, she will go in the crate but you should remain in the house while she is crated.

Coco loves to go on walks but she loves running and jumping and doing zoomies in the grass even more.  Coco would benefit and really needs access to a yard that is fenced so she can do her zoomies.  She is not dog door trained but she is very smart and could easily be trained to use a dog door. She does not pull on the leash when you walk her. She would be a great jogging partner too. 

Coco is a very quiet, loving, playful puppy. She is a quick learner so is easy to train. She loves her humans.  She is not dog or people aggressive but she is cautious, possibly due to her time walking the streets in Tucson. She will let people pet her.  She has to be introduced to dogs slowly and well supervised. Coco would do best with an owner that works from home or is retired.