PSLRA Litter Listing and Other Dog Referral
Looking for a Labrador? Please see the information and links below for our club Litter Listing and Older Dog Referral
About the Litter Listing
- Listing of current and upcoming litters bred by members of the PSLRA
- All litters listed must conform to the PSLRA Code of Ethics
- The owner of the Sire or Dam must be a member of the PSLRA
- Information is submitted by breeders and provided as a service to the public
- Listings of breeders and litters are in no way a gurantee or endorsement by the PSLRA of any breeder or any one breed over another
- The listing is updated by our litter listing chairperson approximately every two weeks or as needed
Ready for a New Puppy? Click HERE for the PSLRA Litter Listing
About the Other Dog Referral
- Listing of currently available other dogs offered by members of the PSLRA who are either the breeder or current owner
- Other Dogs listed Do Not need to conform to the PSLRA Code of Ethics
- Prospective buyers are encouraged to ask about the needs of Other Dogs and why the breeder/owner has decided to palce them
- Many of the dogs listed have basic obedience and are housebroken
- Listings of Other Dogs are in no way a gurantee or endorsement by the PSLRA of any breeder or any one breed over another
- The listing is updated by our litter listing chairperson approximately every two weeks or as needed
Ready for an Older Dog? -- Click HERE for the PSLRA list of Other Dogs a Breeder has Decided to Place (The last section of the .pdf is devoted to dogs other than those in the litter listing)
PLSRA Members -- Do you wish to list a litter or place an other dog?
Please remember the litter listing must conform to the PSLRA Code of Ethics
The forms above are downloadable as a PDF file, which can be viewed on a Adobe Acrobat Reader, available free at http://www.adobe.com
What age of Labrador is right for you?
Puppies
Nothing is as cute as a new Labrador Puppy! Puppies require quite a bit of attention and participation by new owners. They are also extremely quick to learn. If you would like to know more about labrador temperament and what they will be like as an adult please consult the links below.Older Dogs
If someone in the home is not available for a new puppy throughout the day you may want to consider an older dog. Most older dogs are housebroken and have some basic obedience training. They can be left alone for longer periods of time. Older dogs can be steady companions from the outset and may require less effort than puppies.
The Labrador Breed Standard
The Labrador Retriever is a strongly built, medium-sized, short-coupled, dog possessing a sound, athletic, well-balanced conformation that enables it to function as a retrieving gun dog; the substance and soundness to hunt waterfowl or upland game for long hours under difficult conditions; the character and quality to win in the show ring; and the temperament to be a family companion...>>More>>
Affiliations:
The Labrador Retreiver Club
The AKC Parent Club of the Labrador Retriever
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