Our Philosophy

WE BELIEVE IN QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY

PRESENTLY, WE ONLY HAVE 1 BREEDING FEMALE

We believe that to have a successful breeding program, the breeder must constantly supervise, care, and love-on the puppies; they should have more human contact than just a few times a day. 

We are committed to breeding healthy, intelligent, beautiful Labradors with an exceptional, loving temperament that only a Labrador can possess. Since 2000, we have worked to improve the bloodlines of our Labradors and believe we have some of the finest Labrador retrievers in North America.

To help a dog become well-adjusted and social, it is essential to start early stimulation and socialization from the time it is born (3 days old), and this should continue until the dog reaches 6 to 8 months of age. We produce puppies that grow healthy and strong. They have great personalities, each with its own little unique traits.

We breed our puppies mainly for companionship, but also see them as excellent working and sporting dog prospects. They can be trained for various roles, including therapy, illegal substance detection, search and rescue, or other service dog duties.

But they are by far the best therapy dogs available, as they love to please.

Some of our notable dogs/puppies are certified therapy dogs or assistants to human therapists, while most are family pets. 

We screen for hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, eyes (CERF), eyes (PRA), heart disease, and over 274 other canine-related diseases.

We select our breeding pairs to achieve maximum health, beauty, structure, and a great temperament with intelligence.

As responsible Labrador Retriever breeders, we are constantly working to improve each litter with every breeding. We don't just find a stud from an ad somewhere to breed with a dam just because she "is pretty."

We study pedigrees, photographs, and genetics of each pair before breeding.

OUR PARTICULAR CONCERN WHEN BREEDING IS:

1. HEALTH ~ Eyes, hips, elbows, and heart are always screened, and breed-specific genetic tests are conducted before breeding.

2. Daily socialization is essential for great temperament in K-9 development.

3. COAT COLOR ~ We are fortunate to have dogs with very light yellow (white) coats, but it is not a major concern when breeding.