Chocolate Labrador Puppy
Are you considering adding the Chocolate Labrador Puppy into your family? If yes you ought to think about an Chocolate Labrador! They are lively and loyal dogs and make for great family pets and are available in many litters. Chocolate Labradors can be a fantastic option for anyone looking to purchase a lab puppy or a chocolate Labrador Stud. Read on to learn more about the availability of Chocolate Labrador litters.
Why should you buy chocolate? Labrador Puppies from Sierra Valley Labs
Each Chocolate Labrador puppy was born and raised at our house. Our brown labrador puppies are raised with lots of energy. We’re in the dog’s life from the time they are born. Every day they are loved. They are further exposed to children and adults, as well as older dogs, loud noises household items, scents to the wings, duck calls and a very early start in Potty and obedience training.
All of our brown Labrador Retriever puppies that are available are guaranteed to not be affected by Exercise Induced Collapse (EIC), Cystinuria, Centonuclear Myopathy (CNM), Degenerative Myelopathy (DM) or Progressive Retinal Atrophy (prcd-PRA) through genetic testing of their parents.
Chocolate Labrador retriever puppies will be provided with a complete puppy package including information on shots, worming schedule and medication that you have been given to you, which you’ll need to provide your veterinarian. Inside your puppy’s pack there is an insurance policy and a fundamental plan for eating and sleeping that have been followed by your brown lab pup.
AKC Northern California labrador puppy Breeder
Our chocolate labrador pups are certified by the American Kennel Club, with the exception of a few. They have been microchipped, and are ready to be enrolled in the ReUnite Program of the AKC before entering a new home. The service is included in the price of the puppy.
We also give our brown labrador pups to their homes with their current diet schedule and supplies. We provide large breed puppy food to ensure they are healthy and avoid problems related to dysplasia, which is recommended by the AKC.
We also send our brown labs home with a warm blanket that’s been around for a while. The blanket has the scents of the littermates and mothers to make the transition easier.
