Kona from Maddie x Bubba litter
Kona was the blue collar (male), one of the smallest of the litter.
Kona lives with my wife and I and two sisters, a junior in high school and a junior in college. We live just north of Columbus, Ohio. We are an active family and Kona fits right into our busy lifestyle which was exactly what we were looking for. We own our own business so he gets to go to our office most days as our official guest greeter. He loves camping, long walks, is very friendly to people and other pets.
He went to a 3-week obedience trainer and came back well mannered which was a game changer. He learned walking on and off leash and all the other commands. The off the leash training was great as we enjoy hiking wooded trails and allowing him to explore. He has an incredible sense of smell and have just started working with him to be a bird dog. His favorite thing to smell and seek is wild mushrooms which is tough to keep him from eating on those walks through the woods.
He is a very handsome boy! It’s amazing the number of compliments we get. Even our trainer asked for Melinda’s information, she quickly fell in love with Kona and didn’t want to give him back! This white lab is a joy and a great addition to our family.
Sincerely, Scott and Amy W.
Apollo lives in Minnesota. He is a Rose and Bo son from our litter last year, and my gosh, what a good looking boy huh?! He gets to go to work (and pretty much everywhere) with his master John. John reports that Apollo thinks HE owns the place!
I had the pleasure of visiting with a couple of dogs from our breeding program the other day. Sadie is a Mikko daughter and looks SO much like her momma, such a beautiful girl! And Bubba was named after our very own Bubba, even thouhg he is not his dad. This Bubba is a Willie and Rosie boy. What a great looking pair they are!! 
White Labradors are known to be excellent hunting dogs. They have endless energy, are eager to please their owner, easy to train, loyal and intelligent, and have that natural desire to retrieve things. White labs can be taught to hunt birds, ducks, geese, fish and other prey. What sets a good hunting puppy apart from a household pet is simple — training.
