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Known for its cheerful attitude and glossy flat black or liver coat, the Flat-Coated Retriever is popular as a hunting dog and a show dog. Slow to mature, these dogs need a patient owner who appreciates their long-lived puppyhood and can work on training activities every day. Flat-Coated Retrievers reach 60-70 pounds when fully grown, and their hunting background means they need lots of exercise and space to run and play.
Temperament
Confident, friendly, loyal
Breed Fast Facts
55 - 70 lbs
Medium
High
Moderate
Very
10 to 12 years
The stunning and culturally rich state of West Virginia truly has something for everyone who lives here or visits. Even pets can partake in many of this state’s events and attractions! Dogs are welcome in all kinds of places, from trails at Whitegrass in Davis to the Perfect Spot for surfing at Gauley River. Active dogs will love the trails at New River Gorge and playtime in the water at Greenbrier River. Social canines are very welcome to join their owners for a bite to eat at many of West Virginia’s outdoor dining establishments, and don’t forget to take in some local culture at the Mothman Museum!
Though West Virginia does not have an official state dog, the shelter dog has been nominated for the position.
The favourite dog breeds in this state are Labs, German Shepherds and Beagles.
Dogs can ride the famous Mt. Rainier Gondola for free!
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