You can find high quality chocolate, black, and yellow Labrador Retrievers puppies for sale on this web page. Pure bred Lab pups are recognized by all the major kennels and association (AKC, UK, CKC). If you are looking for an exceptional field dog, a loving family pet, or a combination of both, you will find the lab pup you’re looking for here!

Things to ask a Labrador Retriever Breeder

• Do they provide HIP and EYE guarantees on each lab pup. Hip dysplasia is common in poorly bred labs
• Do lab pups come with a health guarantee - does this cost extra
• Is each lab pup individually cared for and nurtured until they are ready for sale to their new home.
• Do you include Puppy kits with instructions puppy formula and other canine neccesities?
• At the time of sale, dew-claws, will all scheduled shots and de-worming be completed
• Do puppies come with a full registration or partial registration. Partial registration will restrict breeding and participation in canine field events.
• Are their lab puppies handled and socialized on a regular basis?

Important Labrador Information
When purchasing Labrador puppies please be careful - not everone can be trusted. Whenever possible it is better to purchase a puppy from a local breeder. Some breeders will not ship their dogs. If the puppies you want are not listed for sale here, you can always check our Labrador breeder directory for unpcoming litters. (Link at top of page)
Lab pups need a good home and responsible owners who will cater to their health and provide them with plenty of exercise. Remember Puppies grow into adult Labrador Retrievers!
The cost of a lab puppy is only the initial investment. Vet visits can sometimes be costly, but not optional. If you are questioning whether you can afford a pet, please consider that the average vet bill for a series of new lab pup shots in the first year averages about $300 and $100 for each following year. Food for that lab puppy will cost you at least another $150 per year minimum.
We encourage new lab pup owners to give their maturing lab pup a fenced in yard to frolic in.
Also, consider whether you have the time and patience to invest in a lab pup before your purchase, they are very social animals and want to be around people. These may seem like trivial issues, however, we advise you to think carefully before making your Lab puppy purchase.