Litter Information
PLEASE NOTE: I am no longer breeding Labrador Retrievers.
The following information may help you find a responsible breeder.
The goal of my breeding program was to produce healthy, sound, intelligent Labradors with correct conformation, the classic temperament, an eager to please attitude, and a low to moderate activity level.
Responsible breeders place their pet puppies with limited AKC registration and a spay/neuter agreement. The surgeries must be done when the puppy is close to maturity. Dogs with limited registration can not be shown in conformation classes, but they can participate in many other AKC activities.
The puppy for first time dog owners, seniors, and families with young children should be very carefully selected. I recommend waiting until the youngest child in the family is 5 years old before adopting a puppy.
Some breeders have their puppies are temperament tested by an experienced dog trainer when they are 7 weeks old. The results of the tests are used to match the new owners with their puppy. Puppies for first time dog owners, seniors, and families with young children are carefully selected.
The puppies whelped in New Hampshire must be at least 8 weeks old before they can go to their new homes. A New Hampshire health certificate is required.
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