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[rugrat]

Darn, some nice looking dogs, I bet they eat a lot of groceries!

[PJM]

We go through 80 lbs /month not counting yogurt, joint supplements, carrots, bananas, treats etc. These dogs eat better than we do and sadly they are spoiled rotton. This type of Lab is great for older people as they are quieter than the field labs. They do need a job but not as much. They are people lovers.

[Shakey Jake]

I think I'll name our next two dogs "Sas" and "Quatch" just for fun.
Jake

[PJM]

The 2 in front are siblings and retired therapy dogs the last one is in need of therapy. Also I will post a more feminine picture of Maddy. She looks more girlish in it.

[CT_Shooter]

It is an English Lab. They have a blockier head and body than the american field labs that most people are used to. These are the type you see at the dog shows. Here is what they look like as adults. These are my others.

Those a beautiful dogs. Thanks for posting the picture. I corrected the distortion that the forum software sometimes causes so we can see them as they actually appear. Just beautiful.

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[PJM]

Thanks for the edit that is much better.

[RanchRoper]

Wow, that's a lot of scoopin'....

[PJM]

Not as much as you do daily! Miss those days!

[Hatchdog]

Thanks everyone! Maddy is a female and will be a brute as she was the biggest of the litter. My other female is 72 lbs and our boys are about 85 each. We are thinking she will be bigger than the boys based on the parents.

I showed your pup’s picture to my wife and her comment was “that’s going to be a big girl”.

Beautiful.

[PJM]

Thank you, our friend who has been breeding English labs for 20 plus years does it right. Check out her website at Times square labs in Francestown NH. She has dogs all over the world, and a waiting list always larger than her litters.