-  Facts

1.     Professional Affiliations:

The Labrador Club (AKC) and the National Labrador Club are organizations dedicated to promoting the breed.

2.     Why Use a Breeder:

It is advisable to get the details of the breed from breeder, as they are the best judges to tell you how to take care of the puppy. They will offer you a measure of assurance that you will not find in other places that your pet will be well bred, properly adjusted, and healthy.

3.     How to Find:

You can easily look for the Labrador breeder online, ask the vet or even check with the nearest AKC Club.

4.     What to Expect:

The good breeders take care of minute details when you are buying the dog from them. They have a list of questions that need to be answered. They are going to want to know where you live, how you live, what you want the pet for, what your family is like, if you have other pets, and how you are likely to treat your pet. Only when you pass their approval will you be allowed to adopt a pet.

5.     Breeder's Surroundings:

You must check that the pets kept by the breeder are kept in a good place. The place should be hygienic and the pets should be taken care properly. You must also see that the breeder is friendly with the dog and takes care of the pet.

Breeders Labrador Puppy - Newborn Facts

1.     Average Number of Newborns Delivered at Birth:

The litter size can span between 7- 8 puppies. However, the average litter is 5.

2.     Age To Be Sold:

Within a span of 6 to 7 weeks.

3.     What to Look For in a Newborn:

Make sure that the puppy is strong, agile, well muscled dog, alert and full of life.

4.     Registry:

The puppy should be registered in the AKC in the sporting group.

5.     AKC Recognized Characteristics:

The different Kennel Clubs and registries recognize the Labrador in various colors such as black, yellow, chocolate.

6.     Expense to Purchase Newborn:

The Labrador puppy may cost in the range of $ 800 to $ 1000.

7.     Dam and Sire Information of your Newborn:

It is important that you should be able to meet the litter's parents. The Breeders Labrador Puppy should be able to present AKC papers and prove health and genetics.

Breeders Labrador Puppy - Breeder Concerns

1.     Breeder Reputation:

As today the Breeders Labrador Puppy are becoming quite popular, it becomes important that you get the best breed from a reputed breeder. Some are bred purely for profit without regard to temperament or health issues.

2.     Pet Health:

The Labrador is usually a hardy animal, but sometimes there can be a problem of hip dysplasia, epilepsy, progressive retinal atrophy and skin allergies. Hence, it is important that you get the information from the breeder for any health disease for the Labrador parents.

3.     Assurances:

All reputable breeders will provide you with a guarantee. Be sure to get copies of all vet visits and records of inoculations.