

About Us
We have 15 years of experience in raising Labrador puppies. We aim to produce high-quality, well-rounded Labrador puppies that are ready for family life. Our puppies are registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) and sold with limited registration. Full registration can be added for a fee when you purchase the puppy or anytime in the future. We have spent years carefully selecting Labradors to bring into our breeding program, which suggests a focus on genetics and breed standard. Puppies receive daily personal attention and are introduced to various sounds and environments to ensure they are well-socialized. We take steps to ensure the health of your puppies, including worming medication, and first shots at 6 weeks. Puppies are kept in a heated and cooled building near our home, and we have video monitoring to keep an eye on them. Puppies are trained to use a doggie door to go outside for potty training, which can be helpful for new owners. We maintain a clean environment for the puppies, which is important for their health and well-being. Puppies will not suffer from several hereditary conditions, indicating that you prioritize the health of your breeding dogs.
Meet the Team


Kelli Clark
501.584.4693
I have a deep connection with dogs and a genuine passion for breeding and raising puppies. I view puppies I breed as more than just animals; I see them as potential companions and family members for the people who adopt them. My perspective on providing companionship, protection, and even assistance to those with special needs is valid and speaks to the positive impact that well-bred and well-raised dogs can have on people's lives.
I hope it's evident that I'm not only motivated by my love for dogs but also by the desire to spend more time with my children, particularly my daughter with special needs. Dogs can often provide emotional support and therapeutic benefits, which can be particularly meaningful for families with special needs individuals. I love I have the ability to combine my passion with my role as a mother and caregiver of our fur babies.
It's important to prioritize the health, well-being, and proper care of both the parent dogs and the puppies. Breeding should be done with the goal of improving the breed's overall health and temperament, rather than simply for profit. Ensuring that the puppies are matched with suitable homes and families who can provide them with a loving and responsible environment is also crucial. Ultimately, I'm dedicated to providing well-cared-for puppies that go on to become beloved family members, companions, and even service animals, and I'm attentive to the welfare of the parent dogs, I hope my passion and efforts can indeed contribute positively to both the lives of the puppies we raise and the families that adopt them.

Ken Clark
I have a diverse background that has contributed to my unique perspective on dog breeding and the relationships between pets and their owners. My mechanical background and training in diesel engine repair, as well as my experience as a licensed contractor and service in the Air Force, has instilled in me a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and a sense of responsibility.
My approach to dog breeding, considering them as family members and take pride in providing quality puppies, I hope reflects a commitment to the well-being and happiness of both the dogs and the families they become a part of. I enjoy meeting with puppy buyers and hearing their stories. I have a genuine interest in the human-animal bond and a desire to foster positive relationships between pets and owners.
My background in mechanical repair and contracting translates into skills that are useful in maintaining the well-being of our dogs and the facilities they live in. I have to ensure that our breeding environment is safe, clean, and well-maintained. It is crucial for the health and happiness of both the dogs and the puppies they produce.
My willingness to listen to the stories of pet owners, both the uplifting and the challenging ones helps connect with our customers. I think it contributes to building lasting relationships and trust, which is important in any business.
My experience as an Air Force veteran instilled qualities such as discipline, teamwork, and a dedication to a larger purpose, which can all be valuable in the dog breeding industry as well.
Remember that responsible dog breeding involves thorough understanding of genetics, health screenings, proper care, and ethical considerations. Our unique background can provide us with a well-rounded approach to maintaining the health and happiness of our breeding dogs and the families that welcome our puppies into their lives.
Services
We have a well-established and responsible Labrador breeding program. Our commitment to the health and well-being of our puppies is evident through the steps we have outlined.

Three day guarantee
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The puppy is guaranteed to be in good health at the time of purchase.
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The buyer has 72 hours from the day of purchase to have the puppy checked by a licensed veterinarian.
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If the puppy dies within this time frame due to a hereditary condition (excluding parasites or bacteria), the buyer can return the AKC papers, and the breeder will provide a replacement puppy or a refund at the breeder's discretion, with a letter from the examining veterinarian as proof.
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Exchanges must be made within the three-day guarantee period.

No Monetary Refund:
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The seller assumes no responsibility after the puppy leaves the premises for various reasons, including medical expenses, allergies, behavioral issues, mistreatment, accidents, etc.
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No monetary refunds will be given for these reasons.
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No monetary refunds are given for any expenses incurred by the buyer.
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No warranties or representations have been made about the dog except as written in this agreement.

Hip Dysplasia Guarantee:
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The puppy is guaranteed against severe crippling hip dysplasia until 2 years of age provided the buyer continues to use NuVet hip and joint vitamins.
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If hip dysplasia is diagnosed, the buyer must provide x-rays, an OFA Preliminary Report, and other documentation within the first year of the dog's life.
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If the required documentation is not provided or if the dog is over 12 months old when diagnosed, no guarantee is made for a replacement puppy or refund.
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The buyer must also provide evidence that the puppy has not been overweight, injured, overstressed, over-exercised, bred (in the case of females), or had any other issues that may have contributed to dysplasia.
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A timeline of the puppy's growth and receipts for quality large breed puppy food are required.
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The breeder may request to speak with the veterinarian and requires proof of spaying/neutering.
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Replacement puppies will be of equal value, and a one-time replacement contract must be signed.
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A one-year guarantee is provided for other life-threatening illnesses but does not cover incurred vet expenses.
