Labradoodle Puppies have all gone to their new homes!
Peaches is now Retired, we are no longer breeding Labradoodles.
Good evening, everyone! I stand before you today as a Labrador Retriever who has been blessed with the most pawsome news. I am retiring early, and let me tell you, life is about to get even more exciting!
First things first, let's talk about my new retirement paradise. Picture this: 5 acres of land, stretching as far as my wagging tail can see. Endless possibilities await me! From chasing squirrels to exploring every nook and cranny, I've got the ultimate playground right in my backyard.
Now, let's address the elephant in the room. Yes, I admit it, I'm talkative! My barks, woofs, and howls might make your ears perk up, but it's all part of my charming Labrador nature. When I'm excited or feeling a bit mischievous, you can bet your favorite chew toy that I'll let you know. I love engaging in conversations, even if it's just a one-sided woof fest.
But let's get to the heart of the matter—playtime! Oh boy, fetch is my absolute favorite game. Whether it's a tennis ball, a squeaky toy, or even a stick, I am always ready to spring into action. You can count on me to chase, retrieve, and return with a big goofy grin on my face. No matter how many times you throw, I'll be there, tail wagging, ready for more fun.
Retirement may sound like a time for relaxation, but for me, it's a chance to embrace my inner goofball. I'm known for my silly antics, like rolling around in the grass or attempting a majestic leap that ends in a belly flop. Laughter is the soundtrack of my retirement, and I promise to bring joy and smiles wherever I go.
So, my dear friends, as I embark on this new chapter of my life, I want to thank you for being here with me. Your love, support, and belly rubs have made this journey all the more pawsome. Now, let's raise our bowls, filled with treats and wagging tails, and toast to an extraordinary retirement filled with endless play, adventures, and wagging tails. Cheers to the best retirement ever! Woof!
First things first, let's talk about my new retirement paradise. Picture this: 5 acres of land, stretching as far as my wagging tail can see. Endless possibilities await me! From chasing squirrels to exploring every nook and cranny, I've got the ultimate playground right in my backyard.
Now, let's address the elephant in the room. Yes, I admit it, I'm talkative! My barks, woofs, and howls might make your ears perk up, but it's all part of my charming Labrador nature. When I'm excited or feeling a bit mischievous, you can bet your favorite chew toy that I'll let you know. I love engaging in conversations, even if it's just a one-sided woof fest.
But let's get to the heart of the matter—playtime! Oh boy, fetch is my absolute favorite game. Whether it's a tennis ball, a squeaky toy, or even a stick, I am always ready to spring into action. You can count on me to chase, retrieve, and return with a big goofy grin on my face. No matter how many times you throw, I'll be there, tail wagging, ready for more fun.
Retirement may sound like a time for relaxation, but for me, it's a chance to embrace my inner goofball. I'm known for my silly antics, like rolling around in the grass or attempting a majestic leap that ends in a belly flop. Laughter is the soundtrack of my retirement, and I promise to bring joy and smiles wherever I go.
So, my dear friends, as I embark on this new chapter of my life, I want to thank you for being here with me. Your love, support, and belly rubs have made this journey all the more pawsome. Now, let's raise our bowls, filled with treats and wagging tails, and toast to an extraordinary retirement filled with endless play, adventures, and wagging tails. Cheers to the best retirement ever! Woof!
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Our goal is to produce happy, healthy, and well socialized puppies to pass along to good homes. We use Early Neurological Stimulation to get them used to being handled and comfortable in different situations. They are raised in our home for the first 5 weeks to get used to the sounds and smells they will encounter in your home. Then they move out to our puppy room where they have plenty of room to run and play. They also get to go outside to play several times a day. At 6 weeks old we start playing a puppy sound CD that has 76 different sounds on it to desensitize them to sounds they will hear in the future. We also start them on beginner agility equipment to get used to stepping on different types of surfaces.
The puppies will come to you with their first immunizations complete, health certificate from the vet, and de-wormed. They will come with a favorite toy and a blanket with the mom’s and littermate’s smell. We feed the puppies and mom Diamond Natural all life stage chicken and rice dry food. We will send some of this home with the puppies. We also want to ensure that our puppies are going to a good home. We ask that you fill out our puppy application to get to know a little more about you and the living situation they will be going to.