Meet the Labrador Retriever puppies currently with us, see exactly what comes with
each one, and start an application when you find your match.
Yellow · Male · born February 19, 2026
Athletic and outgoing, happiest when he has a job. Ranger is reserved for his family and is shown here as an example of our litters.
Black · Female · born February 19, 2026
Gentle and observant. Willa watches first, then joins in, and she is unbothered by children and household noise.
Chocolate · Male · born Expected June 2026
Placeholder profile for an upcoming litter. Full details are published once puppies are born and examined.
Litters are whelped and raised inside our home, not in a kennel building. Puppies experience household noise, different surfaces, gentle handling and visits from calm adults and children before they leave. That groundwork is the reason families tell us their Labrador settled in within days.
Every puppy has an individual profile with photographs, name, gender, colour, date of birth, current availability, a description of temperament, information about the parents and the veterinary care completed so far. If something is not yet known, we say so rather than filling the gap.
We publish current pricing to applicants rather than posting numbers that drift out of date. What is included is always written down before any money changes hands: the veterinary records completed with us, the vaccination and deworming record, the written agreement and the settling-in plan.
Submit an application, speak with us, then confirm the reservation in writing. Collection at our location near Bloomington, Indiana is preferred so you can meet the parents; where transport is possible we explain the real options and costs before anything is arranged.
Puppies grow up underfoot with household sounds, handling and early socialisation before they meet their families.
You receive copies of the veterinary exams, vaccinations and deworming records completed while the puppy is with us.
Both parents live with us. Visit in person or by video call and ask anything about temperament and structure.
The Labrador Retriever Club recommends hip, elbow and eye evaluations plus genetic testing such as EIC. We share the documentation we hold.
Every placement is covered by a plain-language written agreement that explains exactly what is and is not included.
Feeding, crate training and settling-in questions are welcome for as long as you have your Labrador.
