HOW LABPUPS.COM STARTED
My love for animals started in my pre-teens when in 1989 our family decided to purchase our first pure-bred Labrador Retriever; a black male named Bareon. From that point, I was “hooked” on raising Labrador Retriever puppies. Our family bred pure-bred Golden Retrievers for a short time but decided the Labrador was the breed for us.
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If you’re looking for healthy, calm, family-oriented Labs check out our Lab puppies here!
Common Questions About Lab Puppies
Is the Location of the Breeder Important?
While it’s convenient to purchase a Labrador Retriever puppy from a local breeder if you find that the breeder you select is located in another state then it means you will have to have to pick up your puppy or have your new Lab puppy shipped.
Is Shipping Puppies Through Arilines Dangerous?
Nothing could be further from the truth! Airlines have strict guidelines on the handling of live animals. Puppies are treated better than people! If there were to be any potential danger in the transportation through airlines, we’d simply refuse to allow our puppies to travel with the airlines.
How much does a Labrador Puppy Cost?
Labrador dogs are one of the cheapest breeds. Costs are determined by various factors including gender, color, and breeder reputation and range from $1,800 to over $5,000. Click here to read our in depth report on how much Labrador puppies cost!
Which Breed of Labrador is Best?
Labrador Retrievers are bred for three main reasons: Field Trial, Hunting, and Show.
- Field Trial – These Labs tend to be hyper, as they’re bred for energy, intelligence, and performance in the field.
- Show Trials – Labradors bred for show trials are bred for one thing: Looks (aka physical visual attributes. Health, energy, and intelligence take a back seat to looks, as looks are the only attribute that wins ribbons.
- Hunting – This is your classic Labrador. Bred to be a calm, hunting companion. We source our breed stock from lineages that have been bred for hunting companions. Since the hunting season is fairly short, the Labrador is often a member of the family during the rest of the year. Hunting Labs have to be calm, intelligent, and obedient.
