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Dash has a litter on the way!!

The pic on top is Dash. She has been bred to our male, Cruz. Both of these dogs are under 3 years old and regularly finishing qualifyings this summer. Dash has a couple placings and 3-4 greens. Cruz has finished 4 of the last 6 he has ran in for some greens. He won the last Qualifying he ran in this summer. Pups due Oct 3 or so. These are two really nice dogs and they are in active training on the truck./stu

 

12 Comments

  1. Barbara Scurfield

    Your dogs are beautiful. I really like the long legged Labradors. I have had several over my life. I recently helped my adult son with his puppy. I am older now ( 63) and while I do not have the energy that I used to have I loved being with my son’s dog. I am now considering a dog for me. While I understand that Labs like kids and a family situation, this would be a companion for me. I probably have one more puppy/ dog in me. I do not have grandchildren at this time but god willing I will one day and I need a dog that I can trust with small children and other people. I do not plan on hunting or participating in competitions. I am looking for a great pet who likes to retrieve, swim and walk. My female Katie was an amazing animal. Our male was more needy and liked to wander. I would prefer a female.I understand that I might not be the client you are looking for.

  2. Louise Brunes

    We are looking for a female, or male black lab possibly one you are retiring from breeding .We had a beautiful black lab that passed away from a very enlarged heart was too advanced to do any repairs , that was June 2020 . Our lives have not been the same , we live in the country, I am retired , hubby next May ,we are very active walk 4 -5 mls daily ,our dog Charlie was alway with us fishing canoeing or just chilling at home . Hope to hear from you about details if poss and cost … sincerely Louise

  3. Kandy

    Good Morning. Very interested to learn how to adopt a black lab from you. My parents Have always had labs and I’m just so fond of them.
    Thank you in advance.

  4. Rand Petersen

    I have seen no updates for a long time, are you still in business and will you have a litter in the spring of 2024?

  5. Robert Cameron

    Hi Stu; Time goes by, I have been training and breeding Pudelpointers for the last 20 years or so but my do has just turned 14 and I’m 80 but still in very good shape. I have never smoked, so that has helped for sure. I was the marshal at an open when you were just starting out with that red hot little bitch you had, what a dog and what a pair you made! The last time we spoke was at the national at Williams Lake. 25 years ago or more. All the people that I trained with are now dead but I don’t ever want to be without a dog so that’s why I’m writing to you. I live in Cochrane now on an acreage, and still hunt pheasants, I can’t find anyone who wants to hunt ducks anymore. I’m glad that you and your wife are well. I’m interested in another lab, but there is no rush. Thanks. Bob Cameron

  6. Carl Gibbons

    Hi
    I am or I should say we are really interested in having a conversation about buying a lab pup from you.
    I have always had dogs, just lots our lab cross GSHP. Brilliant dog and family member. We lost her 12 months ago and now is the time to introduce another family member.
    I am wanting to train her, wanting a girl. Maybe to the field trail stage. And have her join me on some shooting adventures.
    Any information greatly appreciated

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