Chocolate Labrador Puppy
Do you want to add an Chocolate Labrador Puppy into your family? You should definitely consider an Chocolate Labrador if you are in this scenario! Labradors of this breed are fun and loyal dogs. They make great family pets and are available in many litters. Chocolate Labradors are an excellent option for anyone looking to purchase a lab puppy or a chocolate Labrador Stud. Check out this article to find out more about the available Chocolate Labrador litters.
Why should you buy chocolate? Labrador Puppies from Sierra Valley Labs
Each Chocolate Labrador Puppy is raised and born in our home. Our labradors of brown are raised with lots of energy. From the moment they are born, we have been actively involved. All day long, they are loved. They also have to be exposed to children and adults, as well as older dogs as well as loud noises, household items, scented to wings, calls from ducks and a very early start in the basics of obedience and potty training.
Genetic testing on the parents of all our brown Labrador Retriever puppies assures us that they will not be affected with Exercise Induced Collapse, Cystinuria (CNM) or Degenerative Myelopathy(DM), or Progressive Retinal Atrophy(prcdPRA).
You must send your vet an original copy of your puppy’s package that includes details about vaccinations, schedules for worming, and the medications given. Also, a written assurance and the fundamental schedule for sleeping and eating that your brown lab puppy has been fed will also be included contained in the puppy’s information packet.
AKC Northern California labrador puppy Breeder
Our chocolate labrador puppies are registered with the American Kennel Club, with only a limited number of registrations. They’ve been microchipped and ready to join the ReUnite program of the AKC prior to going into a new home. This service is provided with the purchase of your pup.
Our brown labrador puppies are also taken home with the daily food and feeding schedule. We feed large breed puppies food to insure they’re healthy and stay clear of issues related to dysplasia, which is recommended by the AKC.
We bring home our brown lab pups in a blanket that they have been using for a while. It has the scent of their litter-mates and their mother to ease the transition to their new home.