Responsible Labrador Retriever Breeders DO:
*Breed in order to improve the breed and produce the best puppies they possibly can.
*Ask questions of you , as you do of them.
*Show evidence of at least two or three years of serious interest in their breed.
*Provide registration papers, and health history on each pup they sell.
*Honestly discuss any special problems or requirements associated with the breed.
*Offer assistance and advice on grooming, training, etc., for the life of the dog.
*If, for any reason and at any time, you cannot keep the dog, will take it back.
*Have dogs that are clean, healthy, happy, and humanely cared for.
*Pups will be current on their vaccinations at the time of pick up. Shots are given between 6 and 7 weeks. Health and medical records are provided.
* Puppies are socialized from the start. They are cuddled and held every day. They are exposed to loud noises, different people of all ages, different flooring and carpet, 7 different toys , and several different environments around them.
* Pups are born and raised in the house.
* Potty training and crate training are started.
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Recommended Reading:
The Family Dog or The Gun Dog by Richard Wolters
Recommended website for information:
www.peteducation.com
Silver and Gold Labradors is inspected and approved by the AKC.
