All labs - black, chocolate, male or female - same price
$200 (non-refundable) deposit
Payment methods
Cash
Check - delivery after check clears bank
Cashiers check
Zelle app
Venmo or paypal (if we talk - there are specific requirements per their policies).
Delivery - delivery within the United States - available - "at cost" to the buyer.
Available
Born: likely mid May 2021
Available: likely mid-July, 2021
Pups will come with:
AKC Registration - All pups will come with a "Full" AKC application document delivered with the puppy. This authorizes/allows you to register the puppy with a FULL AKC registration. Keep in mind, some kennels only do "limited" registration. Limited prevents you from breeding. If you don't plan on breeding, its HIGHLY suggested you spay or neuter.
De-worming - Done at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks.
Vaccination - 5 panel vaccination done in week 7
Dewclaws removed - Why remove? The large majority of dog owners, kennels, vets, etc suggest that dewclaws are removed. It comes down to a safety issue for active dogs. They can catch the dewclaws on things, rip them, which can cause big problems and great pain for the dog.
Vet Well Check - before going home (during the 7th week), and the first round of shots.
Comfort Blanket - a blanket rubbed against mom's body and siblings for puppies to remember the pack by in the first few days.
Puppy Food - A few days worth of the same puppy food the pups were using so you can gradually ease your puppy onto the puppy food of your choice.
Fact Sheet/Guide - Will contain all details about your pup and what to think about in the first couple of months, as a new owner. Birth, vaccination info, vet check, etc.
Pictures - pictures of your pup and its family - during the 8 weeks. (texting along the way).
Pedigree - copies which shows mom and dad their AKC pedigree
Socialization - All pups will be introduced to people and situations - making it easier to for them to adapt to your home.
Health Warranty
DNA- (12 months) I will refund your money (buy back) your lab should you do a DNA check and your lab comes back with "two copies" or "affected" with any common DNA deficiency for the Labrador breed. The DNA test has to be done by a recognized lab or a certified vet.
