Labradors are adventurous and active! Our Molly is equally happy splashing and romping in the mud, chasing and biting sprinkler streams and playing fetch with snowballs! She loves the cold and snow, a bonus as we are heading into winter, and the kids are having so much fun with her!
When an english labrador is pregnant It’s common for some female dogs (and, eh hem, other “species”) to exhibit aggressiveness and grouchiness during pregnancy, Molly has been the opposite. She’s starting to show some physical signs of pregnancy, and we are just three short weeks from her whelp date! But mainly, she’s been extra affectionate…
You know, even though I am a breeder, I’m just not entirely sure that the details of a breeding are meant to be read and published in a blog. Suffice it to say, the owners of Stud dogs have their work cut out for them and they are worth every dollar. At least mine is….
While lots of homes enjoy bringing home a brand-new labrador puppy, some families enjoy the benefits of bringing home an older, “started” lab puppy. We’ve had a few of these pups go home this summer and we are happy to report that they have transitioned well and already feel like a part of the family…
Pups are two weeks old now, and getting cuter by the day. their eyes are beginning to open and you can see that they want to start toddling around. Puppy progress is so exciting! It’s fun to see their noses and paws darken and their faces start to look more like pups. Their little bodies…
I realize I’m biased here, but I truly believe summer days are better with a puppy. There is nothing like the bond between a family and a dog, even if it’s a family of just one person. The days have been warm and the air has some moisture in it – a new thing for…
We have rounded the corner into our last days with these pups and we are all getting a little sentimental over here. Our oldest son, and the chief puppy lover over here, won’t let himself fully cry; we were going to sell these pups all along, after all. But I catch him with a tear…