I love you already – and  we’ve only just met through a picture.  I know my light brown eyes  make it hard to look away, and my silver coat is dazzling. I get compliments all the time. I can’t go on a walk without someone telling me how gorgeous and beautiful I am! I’m literally a show-stopper. I am incredibly sweet, and you won’t believe this.... I greatly enjoy walks (who doesn’t right?!), but on those walks I LOVE to stop and smell the flowers along the way… not kidding. I may have just melted your heart a little, but let me keep going. I know how to listen (I can sit, lay down, and am working on others). I am crate trained and never whine while I am in it (that is for babies). I am good on a leash, I never chew on anything I am not supposed to (I am very obedient),  and I am house trained. I am 3 years old, so I am the perfect mixture of I’ll watch a movie with you, but I’m also down with going to play fetch with you too.  I love treats, toys, and if you give me a bone, I am lost in Doggy  Heaven for hours.  I am a silver lab mix, but the lab definitely comes out of me the most. I adore getting to meet new people, especially kids, and  am happy hanging out with my other doggy friends.  I hope we can meet soon!  Apply to adopt today!  Edy's adoption fee is $175.

All of our dogs are spayed or neutered, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, microchipped and if over 6 months of age, heartworm tested and on heartworm preventative in their foster home.

We require an approved application to meet any of our dogs. We do not have a shelter location and will not arrange a meeting without an approved application.

We strive to make sure the bios provided for our dogs are complete and accurate; we do understand that mistakes happen, however, so if you absolutely cannot find the answer to your question in the dog's bio, you can contact us for more information.

We require a home visit for each dog we adopt out, so we adopt within a 2 hour radius of Dayton, OH. If you are outside of this radius, we encourage you to contact your local rescue or shelter.