Caleb Jones Maggy Labrador Retriever

Maggy’s History Maggy is around 4-5 years old. We got Maggy from my Uncle Jimmy. We got Maggy for free. Maggy was spayed about a year and a half ago.

Labrador Retriever History The Labrador retriever is currently one of the most popular dog breeds, both in the United Kingdom and in the United States according to the number of dog ownership registrations. The Labrador retriever originated in Newfoundland during the late 1700’s. Before the Labrador Retriever got its current name it was known as a St. John’s dog.

Day To Day Care of Maggy Maggy gets fed two times a day ; once in the morning and once in the evening. She gets let outside periodically throughout the day. Maggy always has water in her water bowl.

Feed 2 scoops of Kibbles and Bits; which contains… Crude Protein- 21.9% Crude Fiber- 4.5% Linoleic Acid- 1.5% Calcium- 1.0% Phosphorus- 5.3% Potassium- 0.49% Sodium- 0.30% Chloride- 0.45% Iron- 83 mg Copper- 7.2 mg Zinc- 120 mg Iodine- 1.5 mg Vitamin A mg Vitamin D- 508 mg Vitamin E- 80 mg Thaimine- 1.0 mg Riboflavin- 2.2 mg Pantothenic Acid- 10 mg Niacin- 1.7 mg Pyridozine- 1.0 mg Folic Acid mg Vitamin B mg Chocine mg

Exercise Plan Maggy gets to play with my other three dogs when she is let out throughout the day and while in the house. During the summer, Maggy is always in the pool with our family.

Medical Maggy was spayed when she was about three years old at Animal Care Hospital of Lauderdale County. Maggy is up to date with all of her vaccinations. Maggy sometimes will have problems with one of her ears. Maggy also has seizures.

Interesting Facts MAGGY JUMPS ON EVERYBODY THAT WALKS THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR. You can say, “Who’s here?” and all of my dogs will go running up to the front door. Maggy is the only girl of my four animals. Maggy is also the only one of my animals that enjoys swimming in our pool.

Why did I choose Maggy? I chose Maggy because I have always wanted a Lab for as long as I can remember. We already had one dog and we were looking for him a companion to play with. Maggy and Rebel got along just great. We were uncertain of the puppies fait if they were not given a home; so my family felt obligated to take at least one of them in, since we are all animal lovers. We are all so glad that we chose Maggy. She is more like a family member than a pet.