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Ollie   

Lost Dog

Statesville, NC, 28625
Pet name:
Ollie
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
Great Dane, Labrador Retriever
Date:
01/22/2022
Colors:
Black, White
Size:
Medium
Age:
Young
Coat type:
Smooth
Coat length:
Short
Temper:
Friendly
Animal friendliness:
Animal friendly
Treat motivation:
Treat-motivated
(In/Out)door:
Indoor and outdoor
Identify markings:
White Skinny 'T' shape on his chest. A little white under his chin. Both back paws are black with white toes. Amber colored eyes.
Description: 
Ollie is a black lab/ great Dane. He turned one December 27,2021. As of today he would be 1 yr 5 mts. Ollie is mostly black with a small skinny white 'T' looking shape going down his chest. A little bit of white under his chin. His back two paws are white on the toes. Front paws are black. He has Amber colored eyes. His coat is a beautiful shiny midnight black. He is super friendly. Knows his name. Loves to jump up and gives kisses. He is very well trained. We believe he was stolen from us on January 22,2022 around 1:30 am. From the Wal-Mart parking lot in Statesville NC.
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