Welcome to our
available, in the nursery and upcoming puppies
page! By buying from my lines you can rest
assured you are getting a healthy, high
quality Lab that's is easily trainable and
always eager to please. We have
invested a lot into breeding healthy, disease
free and super smart Labs. I have all my
breeding labs genetically tested. With
knowing the health backgrounds and doing the
genetic testing I'm able to breed only dogs
together that I know will not produce any
puppies that have any of the common Labrador
Retriever diseases or hundreds of other test
that they did on the breeding stock in these
lines. This will save you not only money
from expensive vet bills, bad genetic issues,
and heart ache down the road. Also,
you can have peace of mind that you are not
buying a dog from a kennel breeder, I'm a hobby
breeder and each one of our labs is a family
member
Puppies come
with limited AKC registration, 1st vaccinations,
dewormed, microchip, and 30 days free pet
insurance by doing the AKC registration.
Rose and Chip have been genetically tested to be
sure their puppies won't have any of the common
Labrador Retriever diseases plus another 150
other dog diseases the lab tests for. Dad
has his hips and elbows certified with OFA you
can view that
here. Mom
doesn’t have hers certified but comes from lines
that’s have had them done and are good. Not only
do the puppies come from great hunting lines,
but the lines are healthy and very intelligent.
The number one thing I hear back from people
I’ve placed puppies with is how smart they are
and how easy to they are to train.
Even if you don't
hunt, these dogs make excellent family pets!
Super Smart - they learn fast and make for that
'Once in a Lifetime Dog'!
Puppies come
with limited AKC registration, 1st vaccinations,
dewormed, microchip, and 30 days free pet
insurance by doing the AKC registration.
Abbey and Chip have been genetically tested to
be sure their puppies won't have any of the
common Labrador Retriever diseases plus another
150 other dog diseases the lab tests for.
Dad has his hips and elbows certified with OFA
you can view that
here. Mom
has hers done and hips are excellent, something
you don't see very often. You can view her
OFAs
here. Not only do the puppies come
from great hunting lines, but the lines are
healthy and very intelligent. The number one
thing I hear back from people I’ve placed
puppies with is how smart they are and how easy
to they are to train.
You want to get
a crate that is big enough for the puppy to be able to stand
and have a little space to move around. You don't want
it too big to discourage your puppy from going potty in the
crate. A full grown lab will take an extra large sized
crate about
31H, 42L x 28W x 30H, so I recommend getting a
medium size to start with then purchasing the
extra large when the puppy out grows the first one.
That way you’re not buying a bunch of sizes. Make the
crate as comfortable as possible and never use the crate as
a form of punishment, you want your dog to see the crate as
its ‘safe place’.
As far as a
play yard I like this one for young puppies, to get one for
when your puppy is older I suggest getting a taller one
so they don't just jump over it:
For young puppies that are still potty
training, I like these pee pads because it helps with the
smell and they stick to the floor and remove without tearing
apart:
I have free fed the puppies with a feeder.
I recommend free feeding because Labs grow so fast and have
growth spurts where they will eat more during those times
and not so much when they aren't. Here is a good
gravity feed feeder and water dispenser combo:
I
love this water bowl but it needs to be hooked up to a hose
so goes great outside. I actually had a plumber put in
a facet in my laundry room so I can have it in the house and
I have it sitting on a tray to catch the drips from the labs
drinking. I never have to fill the water bowl anymore!