Love’s Ladies
It is my goal to have clean genetics with all of my breedings by testing with available DNA tests for the inheritable diseases that Labradors have to date. #1 Importance to breeding is breeding responsibly and not breeding in the blind, so with that being said HEALTH is #1 to me and then it is HUGE personalities, great stunning looks, color, superior hunting abilities, easy to train and all around good manners at home with the family. I also believe that OFA use to be a fine standard but today the standards can be better by doing a IDEXX Radiology on the hips and elbows for best read for dysplasia.
I limit the breedings to my girls based on their health, 3-4 litters and spay by age 5 or within the year of age of 5.
Dreamer
Dreamer’s Story:
Dreamer fits her name. Stellar looking. Very kind, very birdy, easy to train, brilliant and one of my favorites. She will be bred in 2026 to Hitch for blacks and dark chocolates!!
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild, 5xGMPR HRCH Advantage of Hershey, GMPR GMHRCH Rockerin Medicine Beau MH (HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 52-62 lbs Males 55-65 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Dark Chocolate
Iris
Iris’s Story:
Iris is close to a perfect girl. Adorable, kind, loving, fetching great looks, minds very well and one of my number one kids! Birdy.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild, 5xGMPR HRCH Advantage of Hershey, GMPR GMHRCH Rockerin Medicine Beau MH (HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 50-62 lbs Males 55-65 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Dark Chocolate
Breezin’ The Wind
Breezy’s Story:
Breezy is a stunner in looks, one of my favorites, birdy, athletic, easy to train, loyal, sweet and kind. Bre has a level head on her shoulders and is methodical thinking in her approach with everything she does, she gets that from the Sire side that is part English. I believe she will produce some of the best looking puppies matched in breeding with my Jesse James.
Champions in lineage:
NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, FC AFC Yellowstone’s TNT Explosion, 1989 CNFC 1990 CNAFC FC AFC The Marathon Man HOF, 4xGMPR HR Brody Points For You, 4xGMPR HRCH Fraquelli’s Sauble River Gator, 4xGMPR HRCH Black Forest’s Bear Grits MH (APLA HOF), GMPR Grits of Black Forest (APLA HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 65-80 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Fox Red Labrador Puppy
Opal, Love’s Opulance of Opals
Opal’s Story:
Opal is a heat seeking missile on birds, extremely good looking as she looks much like her Grandpa Levi in looks n coat, sweet and kind and has become one of my favorites. I am really excited about this girl as she has it ‘all’. I believe her offspring will be the same as her matched to breed with Chief that is a mild mannered small sized black male Master Hunter will be a winning combination. Not that I am going to compete again, but if there was a Lab in my crew that could get me to again, it would be her.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild, 5xGMPR HRCH Advantage of Hershey, GMPR GMHRCH Rockerin Medicine Beau MH (HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-62 lbs Males 65-70 lbs
Offspring color: Black
Hope, Love’s Gift from God
Hope’s Story:
Hope is super super sweet n kind. The biggest cuddler. She loves to retrieve, birdy, easy to train and very loyal. She is one of my favorite girls and is out of my Faith.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild, 5xGMPR HRCH Advantage of Hershey, GMPR GMHRCH Rockerin Medicine Beau MH (HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 65-70 lbs
Offspring color: Black Labrador puppy, Yellow Labrador Puppy and Chocolate
Groovy, Love’s Little Groovin’ Groovy Girl
Groovy’s Story:
Groovy is an extreme Hunter. Has a nose to the extreme. Her siblings are hunters and I hear from them cheering how great of a hunter their kid is. Groovy has gorgeous amber and green eyes, small framed, sweet and kind and loves having a job.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild, NAFC FC AFC Texas Troubador, NFC FC AFC Candlewood’s SomethingRoyal, 3xNFC FC AFC Candlewoods Tanks A Lot, 5xGMPR HRCH Advantage of Hershey, GMPR GMHRCH Rockerin Medicine Beau MH (HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-65 lbs Males 65-80 lbs
Offspring color: Chocolate
VIOLET, Love’s Forever Dear to My Heart
Violet’s Story:
Violet is another great looking girl. She has her Grandpa’s Levi eyes, pretty medium brown. She looks a lot like her Grandpa Levi. She is birdy, small and petite, moves quick, loyal, sweet n kind. Her lineage has all 3 of my kids that started everything back in 2006 and 2007-Grace, Angel and Levi. Winning combination.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, 2XCNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, FC AFC Yellowstone’s TNT Explosion, 2XCNAFC FC AFC The Marathon Man, FC AFC Stone’s Throw Marion’s Choice HOF, NAHRA-MHR/WR Moon River’s Cash Kate’s Choice, FC AFC Ace’s High III, FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH, FC AFC Rippin Blue Thunder, FC AFC Snake Eye’s Double or Nothin, 2XNAFC 2XCNAFC FC CFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewood’s MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC Cudashudabena Playgirl.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 60-70 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Yellow
Windy, Love’s Red Desert Wind
Windy’s Story:
Windy is my quiet and shy girl. Birdy, loves to play with other dogs, very sweet n kind and a methodical thinker.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, 2XCNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, FC AFC Yellowstone’s TNT Explosion, 2XCNAFC FC AFC The Marathon Man, FC AFC Stone’s Throw Marion’s Choice HOF, NAHRA-MHR/WR Moon River’s Cash Kate’s Choice, FC AFC Ace’s High III, FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH, FC AFC Rippin Blue Thunder, FC AFC Snake Eye’s Double Or Nothin, 2XNAFC 2XCNAFC FC CFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewood’s MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC Cudashudabena Playgirl.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 65-80 lbs
Offspring color: Fox Red
Retired Ladies:
Danny, Love’s Abundance of Topaz
Danny’s Story:
Danny the Dancer is a stunner in looks, seriously pretty eyes, sweet n kind, loves to cuddle, loves to retrieve, birdy and easy to train. She is not at all like her parents or the other girls out of the same parents, that being Opal and Lakota. Danny is level headed and not a heat seeking missile.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild, 5xGMPR HRCH Advantage of Hershey, GMPR GMHRCH Rockerin Medicine Beau MH (HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 65-70 lbs
Offspring color: Black, Yellow and Chocolate
.
DIAMOND
Diamond’s Story:
Diamond is a heat seeking missile on birds and puts this drive into her offspring, if seeking a hunting partner. Stunner looks as she picked this up from her stellar Mom-Jaz. I stopped competing in 2017, but if I had competed with Diamond it would be easy as she is very birdy, good marker, athletic, easy to train and bright. Her offspring are stunners in looks, extreme bird dogs both waterfowl and upland and home companions for families and for the retired. Retiring in 2023 and will join the indoor companion crew and as well, have a job when training young gun dogs as an assistant, honoring and a retrieving tease.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-65 lbs Males 65-75 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Chocolate
.
RUBY
Ruby’s Story:
Ruby is one very special girl, the sweetest kindest Lab I have ever been experienced. She had an accident when she was 4 months w a poke in the eye and then I removed it as it was damaged. Her looks away from missing the eye is very pretty, a very nice thick coat, loves water and is extremely birdy. With only one eye she is a retrieving machine. Very loyal. Retiring in 2023 with only one litter w 2 puppies. She joins the indoor companion crew and I might try her out as an assistant when training young gun dogs.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’n Cropper, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, 2xNAFC 2xCNAFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Way-da-go Call of the Wild, 3xNFC Candlewood’s Tanks A Lot.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 60-70 lbs
Offspring color: Chocolate
Nelli
Nelli’s Story:
Nelli has beautiful big eyes and nice looking medium colored Fox Red, birdy for the upland game, easy to train, lots of drive to the bird.
Champions in lineage:
FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, Paddington October Red Storm SH.
Offspring size as adults: Females 68-75 lbs Males 75-85 lbs
Offspring color: Fox Red and Dark Fox Red
GLORY
Glory’s Story:
Glory is a pretty girl with a nice square shape to her head, small in structure, athletic, loyal and birdy. Her offspring have been extremely good looking, kind, birdy and easy to train. She will retire in 2024 and be rehomed to a perfect home for her.
Champions in lineage:
NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, FC AFC Yellowstone’s TNT Explosion, 1989 CNFC 1990 CNAFC FC AFC The Marathon Man HOF, NAFC FC AFC Texas Troubador, NFC FC AFC Candlewood’s SomethingRoyal, FC AFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder, NAFC FC AFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, 5xGMPR HRCH Advantage of Hershey, GMPR GMHRCH Rockerin Medicine Beau MH (HOF).
Offspring size as adults: Females 60 lbs Males 70-75 lbs
Offspring color: Black
Offspring size as adults: Females 60 lbs Males 70-75 lbs
Offspring color: Black
Celebration
Celebration’s Story:
Cele is sweet n kind, a good worker on birds, an honest girl, very pretty, small and petite and very loyal.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder, NFC NAFC Candlewood’s Super Tanker, 3XNFC Candlewoods Tanks-alot, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH, 2XCNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, 2xNAFC 2XCNAFC fC CFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, Paddington October Red Storm SH (English), FC AFC Candlewood’s MD Houston, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, FC AFC Ace’s High III, .
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 65-70 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Fox Red
LADY
Personality:
Lady is sister to Violet, not birdy like her. Small, petite and a pocket rocket.
Lady’s Story:
FC AFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-60 lbs Males 60-70 lbs
Offspring color: Black, Chocolate and Yellow
EMBER
Ember’s Story:
Ember is one of the sweetest girls. Very birdy, enjoys to play and retrieve, kind and extremely loving. She had 3 litters, 2 black bred w Gage and 1 Fox Red and yellow litter w JJ. The black litters turned out to be stunners, birdy, many great hunters, sweet and fun family companions and I kept one to continue on the lineage-Celebration. The litter w JJ all turned out to be like the other 2 litters and the adopters were extremely happy with them. Ember went to her new forever home in the Mountains of Mt Hood November 2022. She desired undivided attention and she deserved it. She is living large in the mountains with constant fun and attention. I miss you now and will forever think of you. I hold many memories of you. I hope to see you from time to time when I travel out to the West for the Winter each year.
Champions in lineage:
Red Hot Cyrus at Elkens (English), Paddington October Red Storm SH (English), Love’s Super Angel MH, NFC NAFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, NFC FC AFC San Joaquin Honcho, 2xCNFC NAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC AFC Candlewood MD Houston, FC AFC Ace’s High III.
Offspring size as adults: Females 52-60 lbs Males 60-80 lbs
Offspring color: Fox Red, Yellow and Black
RIVER
River’s Story:
River is a buddy. Birdy, sweet and kind and extremely loyal. Her offspring turned out to be very birdy, great family companions and super nice looking
Retired at age 4 and now is a part of the indoor companion crew enjoying sleeping on my bed and going out with her dog family and playing in the water and grass fields.
Champions in lineage:
2XNAFC 2XCNAFC FC AFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, 2XCNFC NAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, 3X Candlewood Tanks Alot, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH, FC AFC CFC CAFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder MH, FC Cudashudabena Playgirl, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Rippin Blue Thunder, FCAFC Snake Eye’s Double or Nothin, CFC Rascal’s Super Spud, NAFC Candlewood’s Super Tanker, FCAFC Itchin to Go HOF, FCAFC Wilderness Harley to Go HOF, FC AFC Fishtrap Aggie, Super Power QAA HOF, FC AFC Trumarc’s Hot Pursuit HOF, FC AFC CNFC CAFC Chena River No Surprise HOF.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-65 lbs Males 65-75 lbs
Offspring color: Chocolate
GRACE GIRL
.
Grace’s Story:
G is much like whom she was named after, Grace. Full of spirit, always in trouble as she uses her brain more than she should but super kind and sweet and has joined the rest of the Indoor companion crew and is retired after only having 2 litters. She keeps us all entertained.
Champions in lineage:
2XNAFC 2XCNAFC FC AFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, 2XCNFC NAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, 3X Candlewood Tanks Alot, FC AFC CFC Candlewoods MS MB Kate, FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH, FC AFC CFC CAFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder MH, FC Cudashudabena Playgirl, FC Fargo II, FC AFC Rippin Blue Thunder, FCAFC Snake Eye’s Double or Nothin, CFC Rascal’s Super Spud, NAFC Candlewood’s Super Tanker, FCAFC Itchin to Go HOF, FCAFC Wilderness Harley to Go HOF, FC AFC Fishtrap Aggie, Super Power QAA HOF, FC AFC Trumarc’s Hot Pursuit HOF, FC AFC CNFC CAFC Chena River No Surprise HOF.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-65 Males 60-75
Offspring color: Chocolate and Black
.
BROOKE
Brooke’s Story:
Brooke is exactly like her Mom, Emma with her Dad’s eyes, Gage. Loads of energy and kindness. Birdy, athletic and loves the water. Retired 2022. She is a part of the indoor companion crew.
Champions in lineage:
2xNAFC 2XCNAFC FC AFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, 2X CNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, FC AFC CFC CAFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder MH, FCAFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH, FC AFC Rippin Blue Thunder, FCAFC Snake Eye’s Double or Nothin, NAFC FC AFC Barton Creek’s O Mustad, FCAFC Land Ahoy, 3x NFC Candlewoods Tanks-Alot, FC AFC CFC Candlewood’s MS MB Kate.
Offspring size as adults: Females 55-70 lbs Males 65-75 lbs
Offspring color: Chocolate
DOLLY
Dolly’s Story:
Dolly is a lot of energy. She has spring in her step and gait. Loves loves loves birds! Singleton out of Star’s and Gage’s last litter. I adore everything about her. Her offspring are incredible hunters, terrific Detection K9 Units, Very focused on their job, easy to train, great with families.
Champions in lineage:
FC AFC Suncrest Wild Oats, FC AFC Yellowstone’s TNT Explosion, 2xCNAFC FC AFC The Marathon Man, FCAFC Stone’s Throw Marion’s Choice HOF, NAHRA-MHR/WR Moon River’s Cash Kate Choice, FCAFC Candlewood MD Houston, 2XCNFC CNAFC Waldorf’s High Tech, NFC Candlewoods Super Tanker, FC NAFC MD’s Cotton Pick’N Cropper, NFC FCAFC San Joaquin Honcho, FCAFC Ace’s High III, 2XNAFC 2XCNAFC FC AFC Ebonstar Lean Mac, 3X NFC Candlewood’s Tanks-Alot, FC AFC CFC Candlewood’s MS MB Kate, FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH, FC AFC CFC CAFC Cuda’s Blue Ryder MH.
Offspring size as adults: Females 52-60 lbs Males 60-70 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Chocolate
FIRE
Fire’s Story:
Fire is a spitfire! Loads of energy, loves her birds and is very loving. Small in size. Retired 2022 and had just a few litters, both blacks and fox reds. Fire is rehomed to a family in the Gervais area playing with 3 kids and living indoors with the family. I hope to see her from time to time.
Champions in lineage:
Offspring size as adults: Females 52-60 lbs Males 60-70 lbs
Offspring color: Fox Red and Black
OLIVE
OLIVE
Olive’s Story:
Olive is a joy. One of the best Mom’s I could ever hope for. Sweet and kind, loves her birds and sleeps in my bed. Olive’s left elbow was broken at age 4 months unfortunately due to a careless dog owner that allowed his dogs to dig horrendous holes where we would train most Spring days. She seems to be in no pain and scoots around with all the rest of her buddies playing and swimming. Retired 2022. She is a permanent fixture with my family.
Champions in lineage:
Offspring size as adults: Females 50-60 lbs Males 60-75 lbs
Offspring color: Black, Chocolate and Fox Red
LUCY
LUCY
Lucy’s Story:
Lucy is an awesome hunter, extremely good looking, steady, loves her birds and is sweet and loving. Her offspring is the same. Retired 2021. She acquired her SR Title w HRC 2019.
Champions in lineage:
Offspring size as adults: Females 62-75 lbs Males 68-80 lbs
Offspring color: Fox Red and Yellow
FLAME
FLAME
Flame’s Story:
Flame is gorgeous, birdy, steady, and very sweet and kind. Her offspring are the same. Retired 2022. She acquired her SR Title w HRC 2019.
Champions in lineage:
Offspring size as adults: Females 62-75 lbs Males 68-85 lbs
Offspring colore: Fox Red and Yellow
FAITH
FAITH
Faith’s Story:
Faith is one of my best girls. Always at my side. Just like her Mom, Grace. Loving, very birdy and gets into trouble due to using her brain more than she should. Her pups turned out to be winning combinations: great hunters and kind family companions. Retired 2020. She has her JH Title w AKC.
Champions in lineage:
Offspring size as adults: Females 60-65 lbs Males 60-70 lbs
Offspring color: Chocolate
STAR
STAR
Star’s Story:
Star is exactly that ‘star’. Easy to be around, sweet and kind and very birdy. received her SH with AKC and has 2 legs to get her Master Hunter Title but I retired from competing 2017. She now is my constant companion and always on my left side since her Mother, Angel left this planet. I loved ALL the pups I kept from her. Retired 2019.
Champions in lineage:
Offspring size as adults: Females 48-60 lbs Males 60-75 lbs
Offspring color: Black and Chocolate
PEARL
PEARL
Pearl’s Story:
Pearl was an extremely talented girl on birds. Got her JH in AKC. Very pretty yellow Lab, didn’t like being a Mommy so I retired her. I retired from competing in 2017 and she needed to be either competing strong or hunting strong. I rehomed her to what I thought was a good home to an avid hunter and family. I followed up on her constantly and the photos didn’t look right. She looked unhappy. After 18 months asking questions about her health and why she looked so unhappy in the pictures, actually she looked like she was being beaten……the adopter reached out saying her back was broke somehow. I inquired where he said the surgery was done but UC Davis had no knowledge of her. As it turned out the adopter lied about pretty much everything and an obvious abuse issue. A successful guy with a large contracting supply biz in Sacramento area with young children and a membership at 3 very prominent Hunt Clubs. Since her back was broke, he said she was no good to him further and I had 2 days to get her picked up or she was going to be euthanized. I had a friend of mine w his son pick her up and bring her to me in NE Oregon. My friends son looked very much like the adopter, when she saw him she fell down to the ground shaking in fear. Obvious abuse going on. When I got her back she had aged 10 yrs in just 18 months. She could barely walk and could not crouch in her back end to go potties. I got her on pain meds and inflammation control immediately and regular treatments with Accupressure. That did it. She stretched out on the land I was on, running at her own pace and within 6 months a huge improvement. I missed her being able to wag her tail. After a yr, she was able to. She was smiling and happy. After 2 yrs, she had aged a ton more, she had a tough time sleeping well and would be shaking by morning. I let her get out of her pain Dec 7, 2022. She came back knowing I never forgot her, I still loved her and wanted her to be with me. That meant the world to her. It’s hard to be so responsible for these kids and saying goodbye. She didn’t want to go but I didn’t want her to be in pain. Yes, she could’ve been in a wheelchair but that would not of taken away the pain in her back. I miss you Pearl and I am so glad you came back. And I am so sorry I ever let you go. RIP Pearl. Our hearts will meet again up in heaven. Until then run and play with anything that moves in the wind, that is your favorite game of all! Pearl, I want you to know the abuser is being watched. If he did this to you, he is doing it to other dogs.
Love’s Legends:
EMMA
EMMA
Emma’s Story:
Emma had an issue in honoring to another working hunting dog and creeped and this kept her from achieving a Master Title with Hunt Tests. The talent was obvious in every other way. She received a few Jams in Field Trials before she came to me. Her 1st owner abused her and she was taken away from him and a friend got her to me feeling I would provide her a peaceful dog loving environment. I enjoyed Emma around, she was ALWAYS happy.
She had a few litters and I kept one, Brooke. Brooke is as well always happy.
April 22, 2022 Emma found peace with her friends in dog heaven. Her back end went out on her and since she was age 11 and had her last half of her life with such peace in it, I decided to let her go peacefully as this is what she deserved. RIP Emma Jean.
She had a few litters and I kept one, Brooke. Brooke is as well always happy.
April 22, 2022 Emma found peace with her friends in dog heaven. Her back end went out on her and since she was age 11 and had her last half of her life with such peace in it, I decided to let her go peacefully as this is what she deserved. RIP Emma Jean.
ANGEL
ANGEL
Angel’s Story:
Angel was true to her name. An Angel. Super easy to train, very birdy, adorable in every way, sweet and kind to everything and everyone, she was perfect. At age 19 months she achieved her Master Hunter Title and 2 months later her and I went to the Master Nationals 2010. She was my first Master level competing hunting Labrador. I think we earned our stripes as I didn’t train under another trainer. Angel was a natural hunter and everyone she came in touch with adored her. She lost her best friend she grew up with Levi Nov 3rd, 2020 and after then she just did not want to do much in life. She missed him so very much. They were extremely close. I watched her grieve for months over losing him. I thought of letting her go but she had days where she wanted to swim in the Lake, snuggle with me and was glad to be near me. On Sept 22, 2021 she had a heart attack and was gone in less than 10 seconds. It was quick. The Lord blessed her with no pain to the goodbye. But it never gave her and I a chance to say goodbye, but to be quite frank I don’t think we could’ve. Her and I did everything together for over 14 years. My life has been at a loss without her since, as she was that smile I looked forward to in the morning and throughout my day. RIP Angel. Our hearts will meet up again and someday soon.
JAZ
JAZ
Jaz’s Story:
Jaz was no doubt the prettiest black female Labrador anyone has seen in their life and I received comments as such wherever we went. Breathtakingly beautiful. Extreme talent, heat seeking missile on birds and a ton of energy. We had fun competing and acquiring Senior Title and then I retired from competing and she should’ve achieved her Master Title but I was done with the competitions. She had a few litters that continued on her talents and beauty. I lost her a bit early at age 10. I didn’t know the house I had leased was full of mold in the attic. She was one of my kids that succumbed to it and I lost her Sept 28th, 2022. Just 6 days after I lost my Angel. I miss Jaz. ALOT. She was a lot of dog in the early years but as she aged she calmed down and became a gentle house dog. Always a ton of fun with her. RIP Jaz. I wish we had 3-4 more years of fun.
GRACE
Grace’s Story:
Grace was exquisite beauty. I always received comments from potential adopters for her pups that they wanted her beauty and her large personality. It was never boring around Grace. She was brilliant. She passed all of these qualities onto her pups and the hunting extreme abilities. Grace started my Labrador lifestyle with the business and my everyday 24 hours a day emersed with all of these kids. Thank you Grace. She was my first hunt test competition dog and she taught me well. She was such a pistol in the blind that after Juniors we could go no further in Seniors as I had rewarded her with the bird in Juniors that to get her to honor or to walk to the line with ease, well it wasn’t going to happen. I was fine with this, she was my best friend. I lost her Dec 21st, 2016. My life changed that day and then again when I lost my Angel. Never will I have what I had with both Grace and Angel thru the years again. I was blessed to have such deep and endearing relationships with the two of them. RIP Grace. I know you and Angel are in Heaven chewing on sticks laughing at life everyday. I miss you.
GINGER
GINGER
Ginger’s Story:
Ginger was my comedian. From Grace’s first litter, she was gorgeous and a true goof. She would do things and I would laugh and she would just look at me asking what I was laughing at. She was birdy, sweet and kind and a dear friend. She had complications with mammary gland cancer. She was involved in a very important clinical study that it proved out that adding 02 to a system it dormant the cancer tumors. She lived another 2 and half years before the Parent tumor took over and I said goodbye to her with a bird in her mouth. This study is significant for both dogs and humans that if we are proactive and add 02 to our daily regimen then perhaps we can prevent cancer from ever forming. Hyperbaric Chambers are a great way to extend one’s own life. Thank you Ginger you helped us to find this out. I miss you. You always made me laugh. RIP Ginger
ROSE
ROSE
Rose’s Story:
I lost Rose this last Summer 2015 to a rare bowel condition that is not known to be genetic. Rose went way too early in her years. Yes, she tried my patience with her ‘Italian Blonde Talk’. (Rose did not bark like a normal kid but instead would have a scream.) Rose was sweet, kind, adorable and pretty lots of fun, always smiling and turned out to be a wonderful Mommy. She loved her kids. All of her pups turned out extremely good looking, wonderful family companions and a few of them hunters. I miss her running around with her ever ending smile. I know you are with God now and forever.
Contact Us
Update Nov 2025
I have returned to Central California for the Winter to train and have a few litters in warm sunny weather til March 1st, 2026.
My Training Program has me allowing room and time to train for obedience and gun dog 3-4 Labrador Retriever Puppies per month from my breedings or from an approved kennel that I will train from their stock. I took a break from training Labradors for a few years and have found many of the trainers have gone out of business due to the past poor economy and there is a need for good quality trainers for the hunter, duck hunting experience and also for just understanding where a Labrador comes from to train for the companion dog.
My Gun Dog Training program is ONLY 60-75 days in length. I do not train a young Labrador to the college level within the 60-75 days but instead keep it basic so the mechanics, desires and commands are clean and they understand to their maturity level. I keep it positive and ask for the hunters to keep it positive with the commands for their first season. I do train much like Bill Hillman but also have my own style in reading the dog and applying the lessons and direction based on how much they can and desire to take in that day. 100% of the Trained Hunters by me are pleased with the outcome, and return for their next hunter.
Please let me know what your Labrador Training needs are and/or seeking a Labrador Retriever Puppy as I have some scheduled breedings going on now and again in Spring. Please refer to my Litter page.
 |
|
Health Guarantee
As a seasoned Labrador Breeder and Trainer, I am committed to providing the adopters with healthy Labrador Retriever puppies. The Health Guarantee ensures that all of the Labrador Puppies young and old are free from genetic or hereditary issues, and I pre-screen the Dams and Sires to rule out any potential health problems. I also provide educational resources to help the adopters make informed decisions about genetic health and ensure that their new Labrador Retriever puppy receives the best possible care. This commitment to health and transparency gives the adopter the peace of mind, knowing that their new family member is off to the best possible start. My guarantee is for LIFE. Not many Labrador Breeders do that! If you have done wrong to the puppy like wrong food or too vigorous of exercise at too young of age, then my guarantee goes out the window and I chose the wrong adopter to one of my kids but I do guarantee to the hips, elbows and eyes and especially to the diseases that I have DNA tests that i can perform on the parents. Side bar note: for the hunters, I guarantee your Labrador Retriever puppy is birdy. Again, how many Labrador Breeders do that!! If not, give your other family member the pup and let's get you another Labrador puppy as a Hunter for you---no charge. I will need to assess the pup first at ages 4-6 months. I stand by this guarantee and my Labrador breeding program.
|
ReplyForward |
|
|
|
|
