Description:

Repeat Breeding. American Pointing Labrador Retriever. Born on Nov 10, 2016. Beautiful yellow female pup will come with AKC registration, dew clawed. Pup is ready to go home.
We are not a breeding kennel. We produce a litter every other year. We like to spend the time to socialize the puppies with children and adult dogs, expose early neurological stimulation, allow the puppies to grow up in a home environment, fed a well balance diet (no fillers or grain base) and go on daily walks.
I had the honors of training one of the pups from the first litter, after an unfortunate circumstance with the 1st owner. He was traveling too much for work and had little time with the pup, so he decided to send him back. The pup arrived back to us at 10 months of age. With eagerness to learn and its adaptability to exceed, the pup was advanced and became a Grand Master Pointing Retriever at 25 months of age. I was pretty satisfied with the first litter and I decided to do another repeat breeding and kept one pup for myself from 2nd litter. This pup has become a phenomenal hunter, a true versatile dog. He’s currently at 18 months old and we are hunting ducks and pheasant almost 3 to 4 times a week. He’s showing lots of energy and loves the hunt and test game that he received his Senior Hunter Title through AKC at 16 months of age. This pup is mentally and physically born with great genetics. Both of these dogs are a product of a great companion, hunter and family member. You will not be dissatisfied!
Pups will average from 50-70lbs when fully mature.
Sire and Dam on site.
Sire is 68lbs when lean and conditioned for hunting and testing season. His lineage is from the well-known hall of famer of the pointing lab world Risky Raider. He has his Senior hunter title with AKC (American Kennel Club), Master Pointing Retriever title with APLA (American Pointing Labrador Association) and 2 senior passes for NAHRA’s (North America Hunting Retriever Association). He’s been hunting wild roosters and retrieving ducks and geese with the family ever since he was 9 months of age. He’s a hunting machine in the prairie grass fields of SD, ND, IA and MN. He’ll pound through cattails and swim in those thick heavily vegetated swamps just to retrieve a down bird. He’ll pound and break ice on the Mississippi River to retrieve down geese during the late season of our rigid Minnesota weather. He'll be calm and quiet laying in his layout blind waiting for giant ganders to drop on into our fields of crops. When we’re not hunting or testing he’s home calm and collective. So you would say he’s one of a kind, he knows how to turn that off and on switch when it’s time show it. He is clear from parentage from EIC, CNM and any retinal atrophy. His OFA results are good.
Dam is 45lbs deep chest build for high power running the high plains of SD, ND and MN. Her lineage is from the well-known Helm’s Point Doc and Black Forest's Bear Grits. She has been hunting wild roosters and ducks with the family at 7 months old. This gal also has the off and on switch when in the field and at home. She is calm and gentle are the kids and family when we are home. She is clear from parentage from EIC, CNM and any retinal atrophy. Her OFA results are normal.