Frequently Asked Questions
This page was last updated on 12/16/21. Please understand that some policies may change before we update this page again. Thanks!
Q: Do you have any puppies available?
A: To see our available puppies, click on our Available Puppies page. There you will see all the info about our puppies, and their parents.
Q: How old do the puppies have to be to go to their new homes?
A: Puppies have to be eight (8) weeks to be picked up or shipped- per the State of Georgia and the FAA.
Q: Do you allow people to come and visit your facility and/or our reserved puppy?
A: Certainly! We welcome visitors and enjoy getting to know the people who will be adopting our puppies. We do however require a deposit first. We want to make sure our puppies stay healthy and are not exposed to the germs and parasites that can easily transfer from one breeder's home to another. We hope that you understand this policy and know that means we will provide the same protections to your pup when other people visit. We don't want any sick pups! We need to protect the puppies at all cost. Most of the puppies we raise are for other people, and protecting "your baby" is top priority for us. Those with puppies reserved with us are very thankful for this policy.
Q: What color Labradors do you breed?
A: We breed Labs in all three colors recognized by the AKC, black, yellow and chocolate. Yellow Labs come in a variety of shades from snow white to a dark fox red. These different shades, although are certainly not actually "yellow", are still registered as yellow with the AKC.
Q: What is the difference between an American Lab and an English (or British) Lab?
A: This website has a great explanation.
Q: What is included with a puppy when adopted?
A: All of our puppies will have their first vaccinations and be dewormed every two weeks until adopted. We also send a your puppy home with a "deluxe" puppy packet which includes his vaccination records, his pedigree, info on Labrador Retrievers breed standard, spay/neuter info as well as acclimating and training information.
We also provide you with a starter bag of the food your puppy is currently eating so you may mix it with your new food, should you choose to not continue feeding the Life's Abundance Food. Switching gradually is best so that there is less chance of stomach upset for your puppy. We also recommend that you use bottled water, or water from our well, at first and gradually switch to your own tap water- after he is fully on your new food. One change at a time is best to avoid causing too much stress on a young puppy.
Q: Do you guarantee your puppies? What do we do if the puppy we adopt develops a problem?
A: We do guarantee our puppies and will replace a puppy that is found to have a defect. When dealing with live animals, you can never be certain that everything will always be 100% perfect, or a guarantee would not be necessary. We guarantee that your puppy will pass an OFA at 24 months of age and a CAER (eye) exam at 12 months of age or you may apply the price that you paid for your puppy to another puppy. If the second puppy is higher in price, you must pay the difference. You can read our FULL WARRANTY on the puppy listing pages.
We also offer a "Lifetime Warranty" if you choose to continue feeding the Life's Abundance Food. This states that if you continue to fee this wonderful food, we will give you a 10 year health warranty on your puppy. If your pup should pass away from a health related reason within that 10 years, we will replace him/ her for you. Please continue on to the link for more details.
Q: Who should I contact should an emergency arise with my puppy?
A: Always check with your vet, when able, but here are a few other options, if needed. Emergency Help
Also, here is a list of ways that you can Keep Your Pet Safe.