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WE HAVE ONE YELLOW MALE LEFT WHO IS LONELY WITHOUT HIS SIBLINGS. We are suprised that this is the last one left as we all thought he would be the pick of the litter.

Duck season is rapidly approaching and this is the perfect time to start training your new retriever. What!? You say you don't have a new retriever? I can fix that! For sale Labrador puppies. I have 3 three left. 1 Yellow Male and 2 Black Females. Born on 12 Aug. They are weaned, wormed and ready to go home. They come from great hunting background and bloodlines. Dam on site. Pedigrees of sire and dam available for review. Multiple Amateur Field Champions, Field Champions and Master Hunters on both sides. Pups are happy, healthy and well socialized. Asking $500. Please text or call to set up an appointment to see. 229 669 0523.

We lost our black lab earlier this year and our chocolate is now 10. My wife swears were taking a break. I showed her your pics and she was almost was sold.

Beautiful pups!!

Do you have any Lab cats?

My anatomy class is doing a dissection lab this year. We need six cats for next month's lab.

Cotton, Can't tell you how many stories we've heard about folks losing their lab in the past year. Very sad. If seeing the pics almost sold your bride, seeing the pups in person will seal the deal. Bring her by the house and we'll introduce them.

Gary, just by insinuating that I would have cats gives me reason to question your character, but if I stumble across any I will gladly donate them to the cause.

great looking pups. I've been thinking about a friend for my chocolate, but the timing isn't right. Do you have litters on occasion or this a one time thing for you?

SB, This is our first litter in many years. We did it so our girls would have the experience of the birth and development of the pups. Sort of a hands on homeschool project. We also have a chocolate but she's not going to be around much longer. So we are thinking of another litter next year, but just depends on circumstances.

GaryDroze wrote:Do you have any Lab cats?

My anatomy class is doing a dissection lab this year. We need six cats for next month's lab.

I know it's a joke, but it is very important you and your class respect the tissue. Beautiful pups, sorry for the derail

G8rman, just curious, still have all three?

May try to take a look at them this Wednesday if possible. Like having two dogs of varying ages so when I lose one can't dwell on the loss too much (always hard nonetheless). That said, had a Great Dane die of old age a couple of years back leaving me with a lone yellow lab. The lab's starting to show his age (8), so it's definitely time for a new pup or possibly even two. If you still have any / all of the pups left, if you could PM me your address / time range you might be free Wednesday I would much appreciate it.
BBG

I get your message, SG. Before we start the dissection lab every year, I give a talk on ethics in medical research, and include points on using preserved animals.

Part of my students' grade comes from proper treatment of the specimens. Apologies for any offense caused. Gary

BBG, PM Sent

Gary... Thought by now everyone would understand that sarcasm is the primary language spoken here.

Do the sire and dam have any health clearances? Hips, Elbows, EIC or CNM? I bought a lab affected with EIC and swore I would never buy from another litter that has not been tested for it.

Squirm88 wrote:Do the sire and dam have any health clearances? Hips, Elbows, EIC or CNM? I bought a lab affected with EIC and swore I would never buy from another litter that has not been tested for it.

I was wondering how long it would take before these questions were asked

Squirm,

Negative. Neither the Sire or the Dam have any specific clearances for the mentioned conditions, but they haven't exhibited any symptoms or evidence of any conditions either.

Looking through the pedigrees and doing some research, many/most of the family trees from both sire and dam have been tested in different areas (hips, elbows, eyes etc). Would be happy to provide copies for those that would like to do their own research. Records are easy to access.