Parents – yes, all of the adult dogs in our breeding program have been tested, or are clear from genetic defects by parentage.
Puppies – no, our puppies that are available have not been health tested.
No, our facilities are set up for puppies to be able to go in and out at will. By go home day, most puppies have begun to go outside to defecate, but are still urinating inside. We use puppy pads to encourage them to go in a controlled location, but your puppy will still need to be worked with in order for them to be potty trained.
Yes. All puppies will be age appropriate vaccinated prior to go to their new homes. For a seven week old puppy, this will include bi-weekly deworming and their first 1-DAPPv vaccine. Your puppy is not fully vaccinated with this one vaccine, and will need to continue deworming and vaccination to protect against common health risks.
Yes. Your puppy will need multiple rounds of vaccinations, along with an annual booster to help them maintain a healthy lifestyle.
An eight week old puppy can be comfortably transported in a crate measuring around 24″ long x 17″ wide x 19″ high, but your puppy will soon outgrow this. A good size kennel for an adult Labrador would be a 48″ long x 30″ wide x 32″ high kennel. Especially if this is going to be used for overnight housing.