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Dog Lover Hand Painted Pinecone Hanging Ornament - Labrador Retriever Chocolate From Conversation Concepts

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  • Dog Lover Hand Painted Pinecone Hanging Ornament - Labrador Retriever Chocolate From Conversation Concepts
  • Dog Lover Hand Painted Pinecone Hanging Ornament - Labrador Retriever Chocolate From Conversation Concepts
  • Dog Lover Hand Painted Pinecone Hanging Ornament - Labrador Retriever Chocolate From Conversation Concepts
$19.58

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Measuring approximately 3"to 4 tall and 2.5 wide, this ornament features a hand painted stone resin Tiny One, mounted to an authentic "Red Pinecone". Each figurine is wearing a winter scarf and has a gold tone cord for hanging this unique decoration from your Christmas tree, or anywhere you d like to have a little company! Individually packaged in blisterpack.

The Pinecone Pet can be used in many ways;

*Use as a Christmas Ornament
*Apply droplets of essential oil to the scales to create an air freshener
*Hang outdoors to enhance your patio or garden
*Display year-round by removing Christmas scarf and hang with hook or suction cup, etc.
 
The Labrador Retriever originated in Newfoundland in the 19th century. They were then imported to England and used as water hunting/fishing dogs. The breed, as we know it today developed additionally in Canada where it was crossed with Setters, Spaniels and other Retrievers. Since being recognized by the AKC in 1917, in the Sporting Group, Labs , as they are commonly known, have remained number 1 on the list of most popular breeds according to the AKC s registration statistics. Labrador Retrievers come in three colors, black, yellow and chocolate. Their thick double coat sheds seasonally and regular brushing will keep it at its water resistant best. Labs weigh an average of 55 to 75 pounds, and are gentle, family-friendly and intelligent making them perfect as guide dogs, search and rescue dogs, law enforcement dogs, hunting dogs and of course, companion.

Click here to learn more about the Labrador Retriever Black: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labrador_Retriever
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