Black & Yellow puppies available to loving homes.
Contact Ed Gleason at bigwhiskeylabradors@gmail.com for information
We do not sell dogs for breeding purposes, they are sold as pets on AKC Limited Registration
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See some of labs that are loved by others on our Referral page.
Go to our Photos page to view photos of some of our past puppies.
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Our dogs are sold as pets on AKC Limited Registration, and we do not sell dogs for breeding purposes. Those deemed worthy of being bred are kept in our own show and breeding program.
~ Email bigwhiskeylabradors@gmail.com for more information ~
Labrador puppies are priced at $2000. We do keep lists and accept deposits for upcoming litters. Deposits are $500, with the balance of $1500 due upon receipt of your puppy. We do ship puppies via Delta Airlines, buyer pays all costs associated with shipping. Dogs older than 6 months are usually less, price varies according to the particular dog.
The primary purpose for our litters is to replenish our breeding and show dog program. We are very selective in which puppies we keep, and therefore have several from each litter that are available to approved pet homes. Please be aware that we do not normally sell puppies that are represented as Show Prospects, as those puppies go into our own show and breeding program.
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Our young puppies are currently priced at $2000; older puppies vary in pricing. We do take deposits and keep lists in order of deposits received.
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Most conformation breeders have their puppies listed for $1500 - 2500. There are many expenses involved in reducing the risks of longterm health problems in your companion dog, and these prices reflect that. A puppy you find for less money will most likely come from what
is
referred to as a 'backyard breeder'. Most of the people who
breed
their pets together are not in the sport of purebred dogs, do
not
research the health and genetics behind their Labrador
pedigrees, and do
not perform the necessary hip, elbow and eye
testing of the breeding stock. Although x-rays and tests can get
pricey, they give breeders a higher chance that their puppies will live
long and healthy lives, free of
the genetic
problems that affect so many Labradors around the world.
Also, you can read a little about our breeding program by clicking here.
