Yellow Foxred Labrador puppies 5* Licensed breeder

Verified Breeder

Description

Proud to announce after 25 years of breeding we continue to welcome viewings by appointment only. We are 5 * licensed breeders based on the outskirt of The Yorkshire Dales. Great care and supervision is and will be taken while meeting and greeting the dogs, mum and her puppies in our little hamlet.

The litter was born on 10/04/2025

Ready 05/06/2025

Puppies COI is 7.3%

4 dogs left

1 yellow bitch

The dam- Her grandfather is FTCH Full Trottle of Troddenmills of Leacaz. Her COI is 7.2% She is a great mum to her puppies, loving, caring and gentle with them. She is a family pet and working gundog. She has a great nose on her and is a great flusher in the field. A willing bitch who is soft mouthed and devoted to her owner. A gentle bitch and yet playful! She loves ball play too.

Dam is health tested; elbows 0/0, hips 3/3. BVA tested clear, PRA, EIC, SD2, CNM, STGD, MCD and HNPK clear. Her COI is 7.2%. She is a great mum. Her focus is always on her handler/owner and she shows great enthusiasm. She comes from working and trialing background. Her grandfather is FTCH Full Throttle of Leacaz.

The sire- Fosterwold Snipe (out of Swalereethgundogs Gloveslane Red Rye). His COI is 7.7%

He is health tested; elbows 0/0, hips 3/3 PRA, EIC , SD2, CNM, STGD, MCD and HNPK clear. BVA eye test clear. He is a proven keen working gundog on partridge and grouse, as well as on pheasant. He is a very kind and sweet natured dog with a positive attitude. His built is athletic, but with a lovely strong boldness to him. He has a beautiful foxred coat to complete his good looks.

Our dogs are worked during the shooting season on various shoots, where we shoot ourselves, pick up or for a chilled day beat. The rest of the year our dogs are very fortunate to enjoy good long walks, plenty of outings and play to enjoy their time off but still keeping fit both mentally and physically.

The parent’s paperwork will be shown at viewing.

The puppies are socialised in a busy family environment (will be used to plenty of hustle and bustle) with children, other dogs and cats. Suitable to both family and working homes. The greatest care has been taken in to account when planning and bringing up this litter to Breed from good strong health tested bloodlines to maintain The Kennel Club’s recommended breeding standards and recommendations. Proud to say puppies COI is 7.3% The puppies are ready to leave 05/06/2025 at 8 weeks of age.

The puppies come with the following;

* KC reg document

* 5 weeks free KC puppy insurance

* Pedigree

* 1st vaccination

* Vet checked

* Microchipped

* Wormed (2 wks, 5 wks and 7+ weeks)

* Flea treated

* Puppy pack and information (feeding, vacc, worming, general etc)

* Copies of parents health tests

* Contract of sale

* Receipt/confirmation of deposit paid

* Puppy food

* Scented cloth

* Lifetime advice and guidance

If you like the puppy and feel everything feels right for, us as breeders, you as a buyer and the puppy “clicks” with you a non-refundable deposit of £500 is required to secure your chosen puppy. Bear in mind advice and support will be given by us to help you find and choose a puppy that suits you and your lifestyle and circumstances. Take your time to think it through about getting a puppy. A formal chat will take place before any viewing takes place. This is to protect mum and her puppies. As this is a longterm commitment. The total price for a puppy is £1150. Outstanding balance is to be paid on collection. Any question just send me a message or call for further information. Our dogs are also used as therapy dogs as qualified counsellor and Animal Assisted Therapist. Experienced breeder and our License no 20/00333/ANIBRE

***Explanation of COI*** Inbreeding occurs when puppies are produced from two related dogs, i.e. dogs with relatives in common. High levels of inbreeding can affect the health of these puppies, although it is difficult to know the exact impact it can have. In general, we do know that the higher the degree of inbreeding, the higher the risk is of the puppies developing both known and unknown inherited disorders. Inbreeding can also have an impact on the breed as a whole, e.g. reducing litter sizes and fertility.

You can find out more about inbreeding, genetics and DNA testing in a number of films available on The Kennel Club Academy.

Measuring the degree of inbreeding

The degree of inbreeding can be measured using a calculation called the coefficient of inbreeding (CoI), or inbreeding coefficient. This calculates the probability that two copies of a gene variant have been inherited from an ancestor common to both the mother and the father. The lower the degree of inbreeding, the lower the inbreeding coefficient.

County / Town: North Yorkshire