Dagger II, a three-year-old Black Lab-Golden Retriever mix from Massapequa, New York, is one talented pup! His parent, Yvonne Dagger, has trained him since he was a puppy but his fear of going up and down stairs disqualified him from his originally intended career path of becoming an assistance dog to people with disabilities!
During his training, he learned how to push drawers and doors closed and hold objects in his mouth. When he no longer was working a service dog, he put his skills to good use and became Picasso among the dogs!
When he first started, his paintings sold for around $50, but they now fetch $200 and each painting’s proceeds go to help dog-related causes.
See this incredible pup in action on page 2!
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Watch the video below to see the Lab and his special talent!
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