Xavier Newswire

4 Paws pups provide puppy love for all

18 Feb 2021

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by kate ferrel, a&e Editor

Photo courtesy of @4pawsforXU on instagram

Firefly
Age: 5 months
Breed: Golden Retriever
Litter: Jungle Beats
Fun Fact: Her favorite command is “shake,” and she has ears like Dumbo

Purell (Ellie)
Age: 6 months
Breed: Golden Doodle
Litter: Quarantine
Fun Fact: She lives with another dog who’s in Advanced Training named Scoops.

Randy Rainbow
Age: 8 months
Breed: Golden Doodle
Litter: Pride 2020
Fun Fact: His favorite command is “nudge,” and he loves ice cubes and head scratches.

Clipper
Age: 14 months
Breed: Golden Retriever
Litter: Tea
Fun Fact: Mom calls her “Prancer” because she hops and prances when she’s happy.

Masiya (Maya)
Age: 4 months
Breed: Golden Newfie
Litter: Fixies
Fun Fact: Maya loves to play in the snow with her best friend, Asteria, and her fave snack is peanut butter.

Asteria
Age: 8 months
Breed: Golden Lab
Litter: Space Craft
Fun Fact: Her favorite command is “lap.” She just reached 1,000 followers on Insta and has a new TikTok.

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