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– the males
Here’s some Available Labrador Puppies – the males edition! Oh you guys, what a summer we have had! We’ve made so many new friends out here in Tennessee and we’ve found several great veterinarians – although I must say we still miss our Colorado vet dearly. We’ve taken down several names for winter litters and are finally getting a foot here in our new home state and region. We are so very thankful for still hearing from so many folks in Colorado and have sent pups back there regularly. 🙂
Is there a benefit to getting a slightly older puppy? Well, let me count the ways:
- First and foremost, our older pups have begun using a Doggy Door and are successful 98% of the time – a shocking success rate given their ages! Of course, this will digress some when they enter a new environment, but this head start is bound to make a huge difference to their new families!
- The labrador puppies are also enjoying the Tennessee weather on the property where they explore nice, big, open spaces. Their romps in the grass and their chasing of the local birds and grasshoppers is absolutely hysterical, and we’ve so enjoyed our outdoor time with them.
- The puppies have been keeping up their vaccination and deworming schedule here with us as well, which means these pups are even MORE protected for their go home than they would be at 8 weeks, which is such a nice bonus for a brand new lab puppy!
- This batch of Labrador Puppies is just about too big for air transport at this point, with the exception of one or two of the black females. We do have two very light males from Belle that you may have seen on Instagram (You DO follow us on Instagram, don’t you?!) that will be available to go home next week! Yay!
Without further ado, here are our Available Labrador Puppies:
Bear Cub – Black Lab Male – 16 weeks old, Piper and Hank, estimated adult weight in the 70s
This precious black male labrador is just absolutely endearing. I dare anyone who meets him to not fall immediately in love with his loyal ways. He’s bound to make someone a new best friend – and don’t we all need that right now?
Mr Green – Yellow Labrador Puppy – 13 weeks, Nala/Hank, estimated adult weight low to mid 80s
This gorgeous puppy is the darkest yellow we’ve ever had – he even borders on the Fox Red side! His redness is so striking and so lovely that I just know he will haunt me forever. His disposition is just as lovely – mature and eager to learn, moderate on the energy level and a beautifully soft coat. He’s a rare opportunity for a puppy from Kindred Pup, so don’t miss him!
Mr Gray – Yellow Labrador Pup – 13 weeks – Nala/Hank, estimated adult weight low 80’s
This happy fellow is just the definition of a Smile. He romps and rolls and plays until he’s ready to roll over in your lap for a belly rub, and with that face you can’t help but oblige. We love this guy for all the fun he brings and we know that he will spread that happiness to whatever home ends up with this little guy!
