Choosing a good breeder is not just about acquiring a Lab puppy - it's about giving your Labrador the best possible start in life. A good breeder will be genuinely interested in the health and well-being of their dogs, offer guidance once you've taken your puppy home, and respond to your questions willingly.
Before you contact anyone, we recommend that you read our guide on Choosing The Right Labrador Breeder. It explains what to do, what to ask, and how to spot the red flags before they become a problem - especially if you're buying a puppy for the first time.
Member since 22nd March 2023
I have grown up with labradors. I bought my first show bred labrador in 2007. Despite being chocolate I had a great deal of success with Niamh, including gaining her stud book number. I kept 2 girls from her litters, Plum and Hope. Hope, sadly, never gave my any puppies but Plum produced my one in a lifetime dog, Goose - Dunnabbey Highlander. He gained a RCC in the UK then went to live in
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Member since 20th November 2024
We have our own kennel club name Glebe Valley Labradors and have a Facebook page with all our puppies and owners on it. All our dogs are KC registered, vaccinated up to date, health tested to Kennel Club standard and we also have our dogs DNA tested. Some of our puppies have gone on to be assistance dogs as well as gundogs. They also make excellent pets. All our dogs are kept in the house and all
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