Litter Update

Looking for a new addition to the family? 

We breed our AKC registered English Labrador Retrievers we have all 3 colors black, yellow & chocolate. 

• Our Labs come from a long line of health and hardworking dogs. Some have been used as service dogs, hunting dogs, farm dogs, family pets, you name it they have likely done it!
• These puppies are exposed to many different things first thing being Alex's wheelchair. The puppies are with her from the start and learn quickly how to interact and maneuver with a wheelchair and unlike some dogs they aren't scared of wheelchairs and don't bark at them. 
• We make sure to expose them to other things such as the vacuum, the broom, we also have a rumba, they get used to regular noises in the home some being in the kitchen, such as the blender, dishwasher running. Typical home sounds that dogs raised in kennels won't be exposed to regularly. 
• They are around our other dogs, not just their mom and dad. As well as our cats they get used to being around them cuddling with one and playing with another. As they approach 6 weeks they get to venture further outside on the farm and meet our birds we have chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and guinea hens along with eventually 'meeting' our cows (through a fence). Unless you plan to use them on a farm then we are happy to expose them further such as we do with all our personal dogs.  
• We do our best to make sure friends and family with young children are able to interact with all the puppies as often as possible. Getting them used to all ages and different things young children may do to a dog. Pulling tails, pulling on them, fingers in their month.  We also put out hands in their months and in their food bowls. We want to make sure your dog is good with every kind of situation.
• Being next to a fabrication shop can be loud but honestly, it's great when you're trying to expose puppies to loud and different sounds. The dropping of metal can sometime sound like thunder. 
• Our neighbor shoots off fireworks at their home while we have the puppies on our deck, and they get used to this. they also get used to thunder and lightning as we play it on o noise machine. if we are lucky, we get a storm, and they don't typically panic since they have already been exposed to similar sounds. 
• We do our best and try to have them ready for you and their new lives. We start the process of crate training them, giving them their first baths, trimming their nails and using pee pads to start potty training. 
• Once you have a named picked out, we will gladly start using their name when referring to them so typically your puppy knows their own name when they go home! 

Are you ready to take the next step? 

• Deposit for a puppy is $100 each. We put your name on our list with your color and sex preference.  Once the puppies are 2 weeks old, we allow you to come pick out your new companion.  
• We want you to be able to bond with your new friend, so we encourage you to come visit.  
• Deposits are transferable from any litter to following ones, if you haven't gotten the puppy yet. Deposits are non-refundable.