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The Pirate Puppy Policy

Any puppies we have are home raised & born right in my bedroom. After a few weeks, they move onto bigger and noisier areas of the house. They are registered with the Canadian Kennel Club, are tattooed, have their dewclaws removed and are sold on Non-Breeding Contracts issued by the CKC. Puppies leave for new homes after 8 weeks of age having their first shots and at least two dewormings. A large manilla envelope also leaves with each puppy containing all health info., sheets on feeding, exercising, crate training, helpful hints, a sales contract, a replacement guarantee for hereditary defects (such as hip/elbow dysplasia and PRA), pedigree and pedigree guide, recommended books on a variety of topics and the buyers copy of the Non-Breeding contract. All puppies are sold on Non-Breeding Contracts. This includes show/breeding potential puppies and there are explicit terms for removal.

Can we help you?

As current Chair of the Labrador Retriever Club of Canada and long time fancier, we are open to answering any questions you have about the breed or in getting a referral to a good breeder if you are searching for a puppy.
Drop us a line, the email is at the top of the page.

Older Labs & Rescue

We currently don't have any older dogs available. Often we hear of Labradors who need rehoming. Sometimes they are with responsible breeders and sometimes with a reliable rescue. If you are looking for add an older Labrador to your home,
consider a Rescue.
Click here to find a reputable organization near you.
Local Ontario Rescue Group here.

Litters

'Cora' is due in season in December 2010.
We are hoping for a litter of black and yellow puppies ready to go in April 2011 from her.

No litters planned for this year.