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Q.How large will the average Labrador Retriever get?
A. Between gender it varies. For females, the average weight is around 60-75 lbs. For males, the average weight can vary between 70-90 lbs.
Q.What are the prices for each of your puppies?
A. The price varies considerably. Contact us to check price.
Q.Are you also a Boarding Kennel?
A. No, we are not. We do not board because we are a closed, disease free kennel. We do not allow other dogs into our kennel bounds.
Q.How docile are your puppies?
A. Here at our kennel, we have been breeding for over a decade to increase each puppy's docile trait.
Q. Are chocolate labs really more active?
A. Well, that can also vary. Chocolate labs tend to be the most energetic, followed by the yellows.
Q.What diet are your dogs on?
A. Our dogs are fed highly nutritious Nutri-Source dog food. All dogs are fed three times daily, and watered numerous times.
Be careful when shopping around that you are comparing 'apples to apples'. There are getting to be alot of backyard breeders who are jumping in and out of the breeding business. They price their pups at the same or slightly below our prices. It is very risky to buy a puppy that will be part of your family for the next 12 to 15 years from someone who is not experienced in breeding. Often people will get genetically unsound puppies that will cost them hundreds of dollars in medical expenses down the road. Often their dogs are bred on 'looks' giving no consideration for breed soundness, genetic problems, genetic screening, breed temperment etc.etc.
As breeders we have followup consulting as part of puppy purchase which is something you can't really put a price on. Backyard breeders assume any two dogs can get together and have healthy pups, this is not so. What looks healthy now can have immune problems and genetic problems that don't show up for awhile. So just be careful.
