Mother
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8 weeksAge
FemaleSex
$1,000Price
Labrador Retriever 1
Labrador Retriever5 days
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Labrador Retriever8 weeksFemale
$1,000
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Description
These puppies are lookin for a new home. They will make wonderful companions and can be trained as retrievers as well. They are used to children and have interaction with other dogs. Their mother has been a great family pet for us.
She is the only female in the litter, and one of three yellows.
Adv. ID:HBuu-hevn
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Litter details
LocationOlar, South Carolina
Puppies in litter6 male / 1 female
BreedLabrador Retriever
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveOct 5, 2026
Age8 weeks
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Vaccinations up to dateVet checkedParents are health testedWorm treatedMicrochipped by collection dateAKC Registered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Labrador Retriever 2 (green)
Male$1,000
Available
Labrador Retriever 3
Male$1,000
Available
Labrador Retriever 6 (brown)
Male$1,000
Available
Labrador Retriever 7 (green)
Male$1,000
Reserved
Labrador Retriever 4 (teal)
Male$1,000
Reserved
Labrador Retriever 5 (blue)
Male$1,000
Pros
America's most popular breed for over 30 consecutive years — the gold standard family dog for a reason
Exceptional versatility: guide dog, service dog, search and rescue, therapy work, hunting companion, AKC competitor
Consistently gentle and trustworthy with children — the temperament benchmark for large family breeds
Food-motivated and eager to please: one of the most rewarding breeds to train
Cons
Weight management is a lifelong challenge — the Labrador's food motivation makes overfeeding extremely easy
High exercise requirement; destructive and anxious when under-stimulated
Dense double coat sheds heavily year-round, intensifying dramatically during biannual coat blows
Puppy phase lasts well past physical maturity — Labs are frequently described as two-year-olds in the body of an adult