CHOC LAB PUPS BORN: 12/11/2011 - ALL SOLD

KC REG PUPS: £400 (£100 deposit to secure - balance payable on collection) - lovely big, strong and chunky pups

Litter now ready for viewing, ready to go end December, 2011

OUR STUD DOG: "MASTER DENMAN" - A young dog born Jan 2008, but already proving to throw exceptional litters. Very correct, with a lovely square head and lovely conformation. A true Labrador adorable temperament - he is now standing at stud with us.We have facilities for your bitch to stay with us if required, but they must have a current vaccination certificate to do this - for more details call Marnie 01269 843987 or EMAIL

Stud fee £100 (no litter - free return) Extended pedigree below

OUR BITCH: WOLVES THAT DANCES "DANCER"

Born 2004: A truly adorable Chocolate Labrador, throws fantastic puppies. She is very loyal and friendly, loves children and all the other animals here. Would mother anything given the chance. Pictured here with her best friend our Boxer bitch, "Red".

Extended pedigree below:

CHOC LAB PUPS BORN: out of "Wolves that Dances" - ALL SOLD

KC REG PUPS: £400 (£100 deposit to secure - balance payable on collection)

CHOC LAB PUPS BORN: 28/03/11 - out of "Beautiful Roseann"

KC REG PUPS: NOW ALL SOLD

Pictures taken at 5 weeks old

Another lovely litter by our boy, Master Denman. They will be regularly wormed and well handled. They are very chunky, healthy pups.

KENNEL CLUB BREED STANDARD FOR LABRADORS

General Appearance
Strongly built, short-coupled, very active; broad in skull; broad and deep through chest and ribs; broad and strong over loins and hindquarters.

Characteristics
Good-tempered, very agile. Excellent nose, soft mouth; keen love of water. Adaptable, devoted companion.

Temperament
Intelligent, keen and biddable, with a strong will to please. Kindly nature, with no trace of aggression or undue shyness.

Head and Skull
Skull broad with defined stop; clean-cut without fleshy cheeks. Jaws of medium length, powerful not snipy. Nose wide, nostrils well developed.

Eyes
Medium size, expressing intelligence and good temper; brown or hazel.

Ears
Not large or heavy, hanging close to head and set rather far back.

Mouth
Jaws and teeth strong with a perfect, regular and complete scissor bite, i.e. upper teeth closely overlapping lower teeth and set square to the jaws.

Neck
Clean, strong, powerful, set into well placed shoulders.

Forequarters
Shoulders long and sloping. Forelegs well boned and straight from elbow to ground when viewed from either front or side.

Body
Chest of good width and depth, with well sprung barrel ribs. Level topline. Loins wide, short-coupled and strong.

Hindquarters
Well developed, not sloping to tail; well turned stifle. Hocks well let down, cowhocks highly undesirable.

Feet
Round, compact; well arched toes and well developed pads.

Tail
Distinctive feature, very thick towards base, gradually tapering towards tip, medium length, free from feathering, but clothed thickly all round with short, thick, dense coat, thus giving ‘rounded’ appearance described as ‘Otter’ tail. May be carried gaily but should not curl over back.

Gait/Movement
Free, covering adequate ground; straight and true in front and rear.

Coat
Distinctive feature, short dense without wave or feathering, giving fairly hard feel to the touch; weather-resistant undercoat.

Colour
Wholly black, yellow or liver/chocolate. Yellows range from light cream to red fox. Small white spot on chest permissible.

Size
Ideal height at withers: dogs: 56-57 cms (22-221/2 ins); bitches: 55-56 cms (211/2-22 ins).

Faults
Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon the health and welfare of the dog.

Note
Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.