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 30th November 2024
I have 2 fox red labs, Ruby (mum) and Dennis (son). Dennis is stunning and excellent natured dog. He is a social, happy dog who loves to be around other dogs and kids. He has a good drive for work, and has been training in scent detection work. His parents are both retired gun dogs both equally excellent natured dogs. Dennis is full health tested ⭐️ KENSESQUI STAYIN’ ALIVE
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We live and work on our life-long dream of a small holding in the centre of the Solway Plain, just north of the Lake District in Cumbria. After a university career in animal behaviour and welfare, what was once taught in theory is now applied in practice. Emma specialised in clinical animal behaviour, and now works with our local vet practices as a dog behaviourist, solving behaviour problems.
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I'm a small, dedicated breeder based on a family-run smallholding in the UK, where animal welfare is at the heart of everything we do. Our dogs are very much part of the family and are raised in a loving, hands-on environment surrounded by children, horses, and countryside life. With a background in animal care and a passion for raising happy, healthy puppies, I focus on temperament, health, and
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