Absolutely! We encourage potential puppy buyers to visit our kennel to meet the puppies, their parents, and to see where they are raised. However, visits are by appointment only to ensure we can give you our full attention.

Yes, we offer lifetime support to all of our puppy owners. We are here to answer any questions about training, health, or care that you may have as your puppy grows.

Puppies are ready to go to their new homes at 8 weeks of age. This allows them adequate time to develop proper social and behavioral skills with their littermates and it is the law.

Each puppy goes home with a full veterinary health check, up-to-date vaccinations, deworming and a puppy starter kit that includes food, a blanket with the mother’s scent, and basic care instructions.

To reserve a puppy, you will need to fill out our puppy application. This secures your spot in line for a puppy from the desired litter. Please note that the order of contact/application submission determines the order of deposit placement and pick of the litter.

Yes, we offer a health guarantee that covers genetic conditions. If a puppy is found to have a life-threatening genetic defect within the first year, we will offer a replacement puppy or a refund, depending on the circumstances.

You can specify your preference for color and sex, but availability is dependent on the specific litter. We will do our best to match you with your preferred puppy, but we recommend being open to other options.

We do not offer formal temperament testing. However, through daily interactions and observations, we gain a good sense of each puppy’s personality, which allows us to help guide you in selecting a puppy that matches your family’s lifestyle and needs.

We do not offer training services for our puppies. However, we can provide recommendations for reputable trainers if you're interested in additional training for your puppy.

We do not spay or neuter puppies before they go home. We recommend discussing the appropriate timing for spaying or neutering with your veterinarian based on your puppy’s individual health and development.

We recommend feeding a high-quality puppy food that is formulated for large-breed puppies. It’s important to follow feeding guidelines to support healthy growth and development. We provide a sample of the food your puppy has been eating to help with the transition. We feed Purple Diamond Puppy Food.

Yes, we offer a health guarantee that covers genetic conditions. If a puppy is found to have a life-threatening genetic defect within the first year, we will offer a replacement puppy or a refund, depending on the circumstances.

All of our breeding dogs undergo comprehensive health screenings, including tests for hip and elbow dysplasia, eye certifications (CERF), and genetic testing for common Labrador diseases such as Exercise-Induced Collapse (EIC) and Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA). All of the results are submitted to OFA for certification.

We breed Labradors for hunting and companionship. Our focus is on producing dogs with excellent health, temperament, and working ability, depending on the specific needs of each family.

Yes, we put a lot of effort into early socialization. Puppies are exposed to various sounds, people, and environments to ensure they are well-adjusted and confident by the time they go to their new homes.

Our puppies are raised in a family environment where they receive daily interaction, love, and socialization. We expose them to various stimuli and start them on basic manners to ensure they are well-prepared for their new homes.

Yes, we do allow full registration, including breeding rights, for our puppies. If you are interested in breeding rights, please contact us for more details and to discuss the specific arrangements.

Yes, we do sell to families with small children or other pets. However, it is important to match the right puppy to the right family. We will work with you to ensure the puppy you take home has a temperament suitable for your household.

We follow ethical breeding practices and limit the number of litters each female dog has to ensure the health and well-being of the mother. Typically, our dogs are bred once to twice a year or less, depending on their overall health and recovery from previous litters.

Yes, all of our puppies are AKC (American Kennel Club) registered. Clients will be required to register their puppy with us at the time of pick-up. You will receive the appropriate paperwork to complete the registration with AKC after the pickup.

You will receive a litter certificate showing the pedigree of your puppy’s lineage. For the official pedigree, you will need to register your puppy with the AKC. This is important for those interested in tracking their dog's heritage or participating in activities like showing or hunting.

You are welcome to pick your puppy, but we encourage open communication so we can help you select the best fit. We will provide insights on each puppy’s personality and behavior to assist you in making the best choice for your family or lifestyle.

We work closely with each family to understand their needs and lifestyle. Based on your preferences and our observations of the puppies, we help guide you in selecting a puppy that fits well with your family. This ensures the best match for both the puppy and the owner.

Yes, we offer payment plans to make purchasing a puppy more accessible. A non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your puppy, and the remaining balance can be paid in installments. Full payment must be made before the puppy goes home.

The cost of our puppies varies depending on factors such as the breeding pair, lineage, and any specific traits. Please contact us directly for current pricing and information on upcoming litters.

All of our puppies receive a full veterinary exam, their first set of vaccinations, deworming treatments, and a health certificate before going to their new homes. We ensure they are in excellent health and ready for their new environment.

We provide you with a checklist and guidelines to help you prepare your home for your new puppy. This includes suggestions for puppy-proofing, items you’ll need (crate, toys, etc.), and tips for making the transition smooth for both your family and the puppy.

Many airlines allow small puppies to travel in the cabin with their owners, but we recommend checking with your specific airline for their pet travel policies. We can provide any necessary health certificates for travel.

We prefer that all puppies are picked up in person so we can meet the new owners and ensure a smooth transition for the puppy. However, in certain cases, we may be able to arrange transportation via a trusted pet delivery service. Please contact us to discuss shipping options and associated costs.

All puppies will have received their first set of vaccinations by the time they go home at 8 weeks. This includes vaccinations for distemper, parvovirus, and other core vaccines. We will provide you with a vaccination record to share with your veterinarian for future appointments.

Yes, all puppies are dewormed multiple times before going to their new homes. We provide a deworming schedule so you can continue treatments with your veterinarian as recommended.