This handsome boy, Murphy, is from Maddie and Bubba’s litter May of 2024. He lives in Georgia with his human family Joe and Courtney, and his canine family Cabela and Riley. Lucky dogs, they get to go pretty much everywhere as a family. This includes hunting and running on the family farm in Kentucky.
Rosie and Bubba had a beautiful litter of seven on June 6th. We look forward to many updates from their forever families over the years. Their names are Camilla, Zoey, Lily, Bess, Kaya, Indy, and Gunner.
Check out Guinness on vacation, looks like he found a giant doggy water bowl!
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!
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.
If you are planning to adopt a puppy as a hunting companion, you want to begin training early. In addition to house training, it is important to train hunting puppies to learn basic commands like “sit”, “stay”, and “come” early so that they have a strong basic foundation once they get old enough to learn more complicated commands. Short, daily training sessions are generally most effective for young dogs, beginning at about eight weeks old