Available means the puppy is unreserved and can be discussed today. Reserved means a family has completed the process. Upcoming means a litter is expected and details are published only once the puppies are born and examined.
What happens when nothing is available
We would rather tell you to wait than place the wrong puppy. If nothing suits your household right now, an application keeps you informed about upcoming litters with no obligation.
Raised inside our home
Puppies grow up underfoot with household sounds, handling and early socialisation before they meet their families.
Veterinary records shared
You receive copies of the veterinary exams, vaccinations and deworming records completed while the puppy is with us.
Parents you can meet
Both parents live with us. Visit in person or by video call and ask anything about temperament and structure.
Breed-appropriate screening
The Labrador Retriever Club recommends hip, elbow and eye evaluations plus genetic testing such as EIC. We share the documentation we hold.
Written agreement
Every placement is covered by a plain-language written agreement that explains exactly what is and is not included.
Support after pickup
Feeding, crate training and settling-in questions are welcome for as long as you have your Labrador.