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We are a small home breeder of English Style Yellow, Black and Chocolate Labrador Retrievers. Our dogs are family pets and live indoors not in kennels. We love training and showing with them, and are very blessed to have them in our lives!
We also take great pride and joy from so many of our client keeping in touch with us, from photo's to training and boarding! THANK YOU!
Here are some of our dogs and friends who came for sitting: From Left to right Roony, Baby, Melody, Ernie, Abby, Honey, Misty and Deisel
Below are our Baby's
Misty at 6 months
This is our new girl !Gateway's Last Laugh - "Lucy" We would like to thank Patty at Gateway Labradors for letting this sweet girl come with us. We are co-owning her with Patty.
Christmas 2008 "Honey" Ramsey's Honey Pot CGC RN CD
01/01/2008 "Ernie" now 12 1/2 years old
Thinking of adding a Labrador to your family? Here are some things you should consider: Country of Origin: England.
Coat: Thick and dense and weather-resistant. Can be black, yellow or chocolate brown. A small white marking on the chest is permissible.
Character: This breed is obedient, sociable, affectionate, and loyal. They have a very keen sense of smell.
Temperament: This dog gets along well with children, other dogs, and any household pets. They are not great watchdogs.
Care: Brush the coat once a week, twice weekly if the dog is shedding.
Training: The Labrador Retriever learns very quickly and loves to work for its handler.
Activity: Although they will adapt to the exercise habits of your family, Labrador Retrievers need plenty of exercise. They need to be taken on long walks, and especially love to take part in field sports.
Breeding sound, healthy and loving Labrador's is my hobby. We have no fences or outside kennels are dogs are well trained and stay with us. All our dogs are indoor pets. The puppies live with us in the house until they are ready to go to their new homes. They also spend a great deal of time playing with my granddaughter and family children, which makes them kid friendly. I think crate training is the best way to housebreak a puppy and I start their training at 6 weeks old. My goal is to give our puppies the best start I can and have them well adjusted when they leave my home. Labs are like little kids and put everything in their mouth so I also believe that the crate will help keep your puppy safe. For more information on crate training go to the information page and click on the link
E-mail if you have any question or want to add an updated photo of your pup! Bobbieandjohn@juno.com
Also take a minute to look at our guestbook and leave us or one of our puppy family's a message if you like, we would love to hear from you!
Here are some of our dogs and friends who came for sitting: From Left to right Roony, Baby, Melody, Ernie, Abby, Honey, Misty and Deisel
Misty at 6 months 
This is our new girl !Gateway's Last Laugh - "Lucy" We would like to thank Patty at Gateway Labradors for letting this sweet girl come with us. We are co-owning her with Patty.
Christmas 2008 "Honey" Ramsey's Honey Pot CGC RN CD
01/01/2008 "Ernie" now 12 1/2 years old
