Written There are local as well as national sites that may point  you in the right direction.► Lab Rescue ► WashingtonSeattle Purebred Dog RescueTry these sites and I would try googling Yellow Labrador  puppies for your area.  I believe that you can set up notifications  for the specifics that you are looking for. It may take some patience but I am pretty sure that you will be successful.  Good LuckWritten There are two options of buying a puppy1) from normal seller or breeder2) from KCI (kennel club of India) registered seller. ( actually it is puppy which is registered not seller)Now, always and always buy a KCI registered Dog, please dont confuse by seeing price. reasons are as follow.1)Price: generally normal seller sell @ 25% less than KCI registered seller for e.g. a KCI registered labrador costs minimum 10,000 whereas normal seller sells at 7500 INR so the price gap is not too much.2) What a normal sellers actually do.      a)they sell at low price without any paper work, so after buying you dont have any             legal options.     

b) during selling the puppy they will promise a lot and will guaranty everything verbally like breed, health, habit and behaviour of puppy, but once you paid money, he will hardly recognise you.      c)generally they sell 30-60 days old puppy and during this period lots of vaccination are essential which they dont give to puppies.(many puppies dies just after buying because of seller's negligence but they will blame you for it and you cant do anything because you dont have any proof, even they will say you are not my customer )      d) remember they are not just businessmen they are fraud too.      e)they will say father of puppy is registered or mother etc . simply ask the whether the puppy is registered or not.       f) they will say that they have given vaccine but actually they dont.3) buying a cheap puppy from normal seller is not fruitful but it is traumatic in reality.    a)this 25% less price further proves costly, coz these puppy fall sick frequently even often dies.

means treatment costs you pay plus it is really hard to take care of your sick puppy. you face situation like 1-2 hour sleep at night time for giving puppy medicine for 7-8 days.    b) remember a puppy cant say what problem he/she has and what they are feeling, where they have pain and there are very less qualified Vet (doctor) in delhi. so dont take risk , dont save this 25% money.    c) last but not the least, even if you have a puppy for 10 days, you feel connected with them, taking care of them, you start loving them, and when they dies it is traumatic. Best Way To Clean Bass Boat Carpetand if then you talk to your seller they will not recognise you, they will blame you.Laptop Shipping Box Office DepotSo, be rational, be wise always buy a KCI registered pet. Corner Bath Panel Fitting Instructions

so dont come in the trap of low level, local and fraud seller like me. i was trapped by KUNAL PET POINT of GEETA COLONY ,(laxmi nagar preet vihar)  DELHI..and i lost my "Chhutku". there are many fake sellers arround that locality and they sell via olx, quikr, etc. All ads in SeattleThere are hundreds of cats, kittens, dogs and puppies available for adoption at PAWS’ shelter in Lynnwood, and cats and kittens available at PAWS Cat City in Seattle. We welcome you to view photos and profiles for some of them below.Learn where to find kittens and puppies available at PAWS.Please Note: We are unable to guarantee specific animals shown on this online list will still be available when you come to the shelter. We make every effort to keep this information up-to-date. We can take inquiries, but cannot place animals on hold via phone, fax, or e-mail. Thank you for understanding!Having trouble viewing our available pets below? Try this link instead.Our pets just had the cutest babies!!

And we aren't planning to keep all~ 2 sweet Pomerani If you are interested in more information about this breed contact the SPDR Breed Rep here. Labrador Retrievers are friendly, sociable dogs who need to be included as part of a family. Easily housetrained, they prefer to be indoor dogs. Basic obedience training is a MUST for this active breed! They learn quickly and love to participate with their owners in a wide variety of activities: obedience, agility, hunting, flyball, tracking and other doggy sports. They make wonderful therapy dogs, too. They are also happy just fetching tennis balls in the park or going on hikes with their owners. They are usually very gentle with children and make good family pets. However, they are active dogs who require daily exercise: a walk around the block is not enough for a Labrador! If they are given plenty of exercise, Labs settle down nicely for long snoozes in the house (preferably on the couch, of course!) Labradors come in three colors: black, yellow and chocolate.

There are no differences in temperament or activity level among the three colors. Adult rescued Labs generally adapt very easily to a new home and family. Males: 22 1/2 - 24 1/2 inches at the shoulder, 65 to 80 pounds; females: 21 1/2 - 23 1/2 inches, 55 to 70 pounds. Usually good with other dogs; need to be socialized with cats. Love to play fetch and to swim; prefer an active lifestyle. Hip and elbow dysplasia and eye problems occur in the breed but are not widespread. Active owners with a fenced yard and time for daily exercise. Owners who are gone for long hours every day or people with a sedentary life style. Need daily vigorous exercise to prevent destructive behaviors (digging, chewing, barking). Puget Sound Labrador Retriever AssociationAs of May 2, both Sugar Bear and Heidi have been bred, and we are waiting to see if either or both of them "caught." We should know in a week or so. Visit for the most up-to-the-minute news. We currently have a waiting list for our litters;

if you are interested, please call us today at the number above to reserve your position. Because we can't offer puppies every month, many folks simply drop off our list; so new prospective families have a very good chance at any upcoming litter. Please enjoy the following "photo tour" of our breeding philosophy, and sample photos of some of our Ranch's earlier puppies! Bella is doing wonderfully at eight weeks... she is potty trained, ringing the bell that we have hung from the door knob. She has learned to come, stay, and sit on command. My girls have also taught her how to shake. She is so smart and very eager to please. Every time she comes back in the house after potty, she sits and waits patiently for her treat. We start basic obedience next week. We are having so much fun with her and can't believe she is ours. She comes from great stock... It's hard to believe that Bella is going to be four in December. She is an amazing dog. We love her so much, and we have you to thank!

Our only regret was not bringing two puppies home! Today was Ruby's first hunt. She did an unbelievable job for a 14-month-old puppy. She jumped and retrieved these four pheasant and just made my day. I have had a few good dogs and some great ones in my life, but Ruby is the best at this age. She is calm and easy to work with. My brother and his family brought me along to help them choose a puppy with the best temperament. At the end, I had to tell them, "You can't go wrong with any of these puppies—they all have wonderful personalities." Kimber is the calmest, most wonderful gentleman you would ever want to see! George and Heidi are both potty trained and have willingly accepted being King and Queen of their respective homes. Heidi goes with me wherever I go, and always looks forward to it. We are just absolutely enjoying the heck out of these pups. Faith is probably one of the most intelligent dogs I have ever trained. You show her once and she gets it! Yesterday, I was out running errands and was gone for a good four hours…

When I got back, she greeted me at the door with my other two Goldens. Needless to say, she knows how to open a crate. —Puppy trainer, Paw Pals Assistance Dogs You certainly do breed a rare pup! Nash slept all night long. In 24 hours, he has only made two small piddles indoors, and he's already mastered the doggy door. Opey is thrilled with Nash. He's even letting him play with his dog toys. I was extremely surprised at how well they got along. He's now sleeping at my feet. We couldn't be happier! —Puppy owner, Goodyear AZ I hope you're still breeding these puppies when the time comes for me to get another dog, because I want one of yours! How We Raise Puppies at The Ranch Our puppies enjoying(?) their first wading experience at five weeks. We breed our puppies with love and personal attention. All our puppies have been raised by our family on our Ranch. Each one has been handled, cuddled, carried around with us, and thoroughly imprinted to be people-oriented.