THE SIRE: CH. DICKENDALL DAVARON GABLE, or CLARK GABLE
Our puppies were sired by one of the most influential Labrador in recent times.
(See http://www.dickendall.com/boys.html ).
This pivotal and stunning Sire has produced over 42 Champions and 12 Junior Hunters (as of 5/1/07).
Clark’s Pedigree can be viewed at http://www.dickendall.com/clark.html ) .

For Clark’s Health Clearance Package please click on http://www.dickendall.com/Clark%20Info.pdf

We are now bringing up Splash’s puppies, our four handsome Oxford Boys, with the same care, love, and concern for their wellness & socialization. Their devoted mother, Splash, nurtures and looks after them, plays and teaches them the ropes of how to be a Labrador. We are continually bonding with these curious and probing bundles of vitality and gradually expose them to an expanding world. We focus our efforts on increasing the puppies’ awareness of us and their environment, repeating hand and voice signals, and displaying the Calming Signals, identified by dog communicator, Turid Rugaas. We nuzzle them and caress them often throughout the day using the Tellington Touch Method. We hope to bolster their self-confidence by encouraging their instinctive desire to search and use their nose to explore their new environment, little by little with our supervision they take on new ground. Our goal, primarily, is to ensure that all our puppies’ EXPERIENCES ARE POSITIVE. We are committed to giving our puppies only the VERY BEST START IN LIFE.

Our Puppies live with us inside our home. They sleep beside our bed and they know No Kennel. OUR HOME IS OUR KENNEL. We want to take every possible opportunity to understand and read what the puppies are saying and trying to transmit. Holding them in our laps and playing with them on the floor, establishing eye contact, trying out hand and voice signals, helps us encourage any good habits and discourage the undesirable ones.

Our puppies are the love of our lives and will only go to good long-term homes, to people who really want a dog for the next ten or more years, and to those who understand the responsibility and expense of pet ownership.
In addition, Labradors need a FENCED IN YARD for their safety. If given the opportunity to hunt___they definitely will, taking off across roads with fast moving traffic, searching out and chasing squirrels, rabbits, deer, skunk, etc. or seeking out wilderness areas where they could be in danger. A FENCED-IN AREA FOR LABRADORS IS A MUST.

It is incumbent upon us that we place our puppies in the safest and securest loving homes. Each of our puppies must go to FOREVER HOMES. If for some reason, you are not able to keep or care for your puppy we offer a take back policy for the life of the puppy.

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