*American Lab Puppies* Fleur's offspring!

[sampotter]

Some may be familiar with my shed dog, Fleur. I bred her to an 8 year-old chocolate male who was bred by Luck's Labs that has been waterfowl and upland hunted his whole life. The result was 8 puppies; 2 black males, 1 black female, 1 chocolate female, 1 yellow male, and 3 yellow females. $500 with a nonrefundable $100 deposit. Ready the weekend of 8/8 (7.5 weeks). These are bred to be really high drive/ high energy dogs, so if you are looking for just a pet you might be a little overwhelmed. The puppies cannot be registered due to a DNA discrepancy 4 generations back in Fleur's pedigree. This is why I am not asking 3x as much for the puppies.

 

Fleur with her 1st ever unassisted find @ 7 months old:

 

 

Same trip.

 

 

Did I mention Fleur has a lot of energy?

 

 

 

The puppies:

 

 

 

 

Edited July 19, 2015 by sampotter

[BizCT]

Pretty dogs. I'd go for the yellow make in a heartbeat except I'm out of the house 12-14 hours a day Monday - Friday. Just wouldn't be fair

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[BizCT]

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[rotorooter23]

Lucks labs is right down the road from me! Nice looking dogs

[Jeremy K]

Besides beagle puppies ,labs have got to be the cutest pups.

[Chef]

. That is the cutest puppy

[sampotter]

Still 3 left! So far the puppies that have been chosen have been on color and sex 1st, so these last 3 are certainly not leftovers. These pups are bred to hunt!

 

Buddy:
Ever the gentleman, Buddy is a little more stocky (classic lab look) than most of the litter. While he enjoys play time with his siblings, he is also content sitting at your feet or getting his belly rubbed.

 

 

 

Knight:
If I was planning on keeping a male, he would've been my 1st pick of the entire litter. Extremely handsome, he is a little longer legged and slimmer built than the rest of the litter, which is why I think he'll make a 1st class shed/upland dog. If there ever was a pup that could hurdle downed trees and stonewalls in the pursuit if an antler, he is the one. He is energetic, inquisitive, and is an explorer.

 

 

 

Ursa:
Also very energetic and inquisitive, she needs to go to a home where she will have lots of space to run (or hunt). She is always the 1st one to escape the puppy box, and while always full of pizazz, she enjoys a good cuddle too. (Just make sure she's played until she's tired first.)

 

 

[Mursea]

Beautiful Pups. We lost our yellow lab a few months back.(14 yrs)  I would take one in a heart beat!  The ole lady isn't ready just yet! Good luck.

[sampotter]

Did you show her some pictures?

[Mursea]

Trust me, I will hound her tonight! (that was bad... pun intended...)