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Elioriaium KennelBreeder of Labrador Retrievers
Eltoinette Fisher
Above: The sire of our litters is Blue (Rowania Benetoite Blue of Vom Vivando). He is a male KUSA Registered Show dog. Blue's father is Casey (Gr. Ch. Ch. Casimiro Sykstus of Rowania) - bred by Daria Marszalek at Sykstus Kennel in Poland. Blue is kind, protective, alert and an amazing companion to his human father, going to work with him every day. He is also amazing with children and loves road trips.
Our puppies are inoculated, dewormed at 2, 4
and 6 weeks and vet checked before leaving for their new homes.
The buyer will get a KUSA registration certificate
with breeding restrictions. About us
The story of my love for labbies started off sad.
We used to have two German
Shepherd dogs. One day the male, Kaleb, ran after my father without him knowing.
And with his nose searching on the ground, looking for my father, one of our
neighbors sadly shot and killed Kaleb. For years we didn't want to get a new
dog; we were sad and missed our boy. But the day came that we decided it was
time for a new member of the family. One of our friends suggested we get a labby.
I ordered my first chocolate labby. Sadly, in excitement, I was scammed and lost
all the money I paid and never received a puppy. So I finally got my hands on a
proper breeder that guaranteed me a labby. I fell in love the first time I saw
her, I knew she was mine. Six months came and I had to decide whether to neuter
her. But she was too beautiful. So, I reached out to the Lab Club and I was
invited to show my dog. She came in first in her category in her very first two
shows. I was hooked. She was hooked. I decided. It was a long process of testing
and getting her breeding restriction lifted and learning so much about the
breed. Like for instance, it is actually better to wait 2 years to neuter rather
than 6 months. They need all their hormones to complete the growing process. And
when they get fixed at 6 months the hormones stop the proper growing
development. Labradors saved my life - I fell in love and I am never going back. They stole my heart. The Labrador breed gets bored quickly, so always have a crate of toys for them to choose from, to chew to their hearts desire, water to play in, especially in the summer and an area to run and play. My dogs also think they are tiny lap dogs. They love spending time inside, sleep by my bedside and make good house dogs. The labby learns very fast and socializes amazingly with most dogs. Their minds need to be stimulated as well as their noses. They are gundogs after all, and love to smell around and search. This is to them like reading a book. Eventually their eyes fall and they become tired and drift off to sleep. My labbies receive only top quality food, Royal Canin. The puppies are raised indoors with lots of handling and love. At a certain age they go outside to start potty training, stimulate their senses, socializing and adventuring. The puppies are also de-wormed, and inoculated before leaving for their new homes. Mom and dad are both tested with A2 A2 hips and 00 hip dysplasia. Both are EIC and PRA clear. Both are loveable, caring and clever dogs. I love the aspect of trying to guarantee the best from my side, (of course no dog is 100% guaranteed, that's in God's hands.) But I like to try my best humanly possible to guarantee responsible breeding and longevity for your new pet friend. We are KUSA Registered and encourage responsible breeding, testing and showing dogs, and of course, to endlessly love your dog. Above: Eliha, female. More pet topics on this site |