Copper

Copper is a 8-year-old Male Labrador Retriever listed at 77 lb working weight. Kennel certificate VH-2409-CP. Working task: On veterinary hold. He is on veterinary hold (file VH-2409-CP) and cannot be placed until that review clears. Copper meets the age-2 floor for adoption. Age 8, loved, and not fit for working placement after the last orthopedic review. Listed so the fit rule is visible. He is trained for public access on this kennel’s protocol: stores, clinics, lodging, and transit with a down-stay and a vest. Off duty his rest is scheduled, not optional. He is crate-trained as a safety tool. Not a protection or patrol animal. Not a dog-park dog. Not a pet-only companion in stores. Handler requirement: First working dog accepted if the home, rest schedule, and task need match. Energy: Low–moderate — measured walks Housing: House with a yard preferred; apartments accepted if the task matches. Standard working-coat care. Medical and psychiatric tasking on this kennel is handler-specific. Keep a written task list. Paying the placement amount does not by itself create a government-issued service animal. Placement amount is $1,000 (kennel band $1,000–$30,000). Guests may file without a soldier unique code. Only dogs age 2 or older who are fit can be selected. Read this personality, keep what is true, and add how Copper will live with you — the form requires 1,000 to 30,000 characters.